Musyar marriage, as it is called, is a ghost that haunts women only because it is easy, there are no responsibilities or rights, just “ask and you shall receive”.
It is easy and there is nothing wrong with it according to men’s mindset.
But being a feminist, I won’t lean all the way and I won’t favor men.
What if we look at this phenomenon from a sociological perspective and delve a little deeper into the psychological aspect as it strongly influences the emotional aspect, which is the strongest.
This system of needs ignites the desire among men, if some or most of them are missing, to engage in a “legalized” experience according to legal controls, similar to a battle in which peace is granted, so there is no loss or loss.
I will do justice to those who are thirsty and perhaps deprived because they have lost one of the pillars of marriage, whoever it may be, each has his own story and perhaps his desire and need, as the system of needs is flawed.
The life partner is unable to fulfill these needs due to health and psychological conditions.
I would like to point out a recent ailment that has emerged as a result of women’s well-being that we men may have gloated about before, but we have been plagued by it.
Family responsibilities have become money and nothing else, no friendly discussions, no intimate relationships, no serious parenting, I think there is no time for all that.
I will not blame (Ms.) for noticing the extinction of your partner to think about revitalizing him again, nor will I cut the cord of thoughts of (a rich woman) who wants him as a husband and friend without the slightest effort from him.
I will not lose a widow or divorcee’s hope that he will be a shadow in her house, coming and going as he pleases.
She will not lose her hope that he will be a shadow in her house, coming and going as she pleases.

But I will detest the type of men who have no need for this other than the fact that he will have a new experience under ambiguous circumstances that he does not want to publicize. I do not really know whether fear is a motive for this, or the supply is more than the demand, or what is free is clearly profitable.
I know that the matter is broad and there is nothing wrong with it according to the Sharia and laws, but where is the boldness? You have been allowed to marry as many women as you like, two, three and four, so why enter into dark corridors, because this type of marriage was allowed for specific circumstances that were intended for good, you have made it purely evil.