Hi Every1
I am a muslim grl 26, who married 7 mths
ago and relocate to Singapore. My husband has
been in Singapore for 9 years. I am a modern and
intelligent grl, but I practice Islam, unlike my husband. Since we
got engaged, things went bad, but I still went through with this
wedding, thinking that he will be more mature and responsible after
wedding, but in vain..
I was beaten for my honeymoon because he
was entertaining his female flatemate and he keeps on beating me
after marriage, coz I discovered a lot of things abt his past that
upsets me…Over time, I got angry by just keeping everything to
me..He always wants a break from me. So I went to my home country
and I end up telling my parents everything. He
now got angry and didn’t share the same room for more than 2
months.
Now, his parents ask me to move out and I
moved out. I am alone here, I have no friends…I
work, zats all..I dnt hv any family and it’s pretty
difficult. I feel so disturbed; I still have
strong feelings for my husband…he prefers his past life, his frds
and colleagues rather than me..
I heard that his parents are portraying a
bad image of me in my home country and despite every1 is telling me
to move on, I dnt understand why it is so
difficult. I left everyfin for him…
Plz help me…I pray and am still waiting for
Allah to bring light in my life. My husband said
that he shud not have been getting married as he wasn’t ready…But
he was the one who wanted the wedding wen he saw me for the
1st time…
I think that my life is a hell now,. Every1
is telling me to move on…but I cry everyday and night, I cant
concentrate on my work…
Hi SarahSG,
I am sorry to hear of all the misfortunes that has happened upon
you, and I hope you will not mind me replying to your post despite
the fact that I am not a Muslim.
Since you are already living on your own now, and your husband
is not providing for you and has been physically abusing you, you
may wish to consider filing for divorce. In Singapore, Muslim women
are not put at a disadvantage when it comes to divorce as compared
to some other countries.
You may also wish to consider filing a police report against
your husband. You need not hold back on such a man; if he has to
spend time in jail for his misactions, so be it.
I will strongly suggest that you seek a professional counsellor
from your religious community for help, since they will have
experience with handling such matters, whereas it is likely that
most of the forummers will not have any ideas on the proceedings of
a Muslim divorce.
I sincerely hope that you will have a better life after leaving
your heartless husband for good.
Cheers.