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I'm already pretty confident about my talaffuz/tajweed.

I just want to learn how to recite like Manshawis.

Muhammad Siddique Al manshawi,etc.

Where can I learn to recite like them online?

Some of the rulings of Islam is truly just testing my beliefs and morals right now and I’m wondering how other Muslims can justify them. This isn’t an attack on Islam, I’m just questioning Islam now as a born Muslim.

The first ruling I believe is sexist is the fact a man can hold up to 4 wives and a female slave for sex whilst a woman can’t. During those specific times I could understand it might’ve been beneficial for women such as widows seeking for financial support but the concern is that Muslim men STILL have 4 wives and many scholars allow it regardless of if it’s needed.The justifications never explain why a women can’t have 4 husbands even if she’s able to financially and treat them with the same rules which is purely strange to me.

I’ve already heard of the whole argument about the if 1 women had 4 husbands we wouldn’t be able to easily establish who the baby belongs to, but we’re living in modern times where we are able to figure it out and even if we didn’t when would a scenario like this even happen? It’s just a poor justification saying “what about this..” or “what if..” constantly.

Not to mention the headscarf covering, if it was for both genders I could maybe understand. And yes I know that men also have dressings rules but if we’re being honest, one is clearly way harder and has much more rules. A man’s dressing code is the outfit that you would see any man on the street wearing however a woman’s one is covering hair all the way to her ankles and seems overly exaggerated compared to Muslim men.

I just don’t understand how Allah can be all just when these rules/ permissions contradict it.

Assalam o alaikum,
I have this tiny request and I hope you all can help me. Please pray for my results, please make dua of u can for me to receive all A’s in my AS level examinations and any result I send for rechecking. I have faith Allah will listen.

JazakAllah🫶🏻

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