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Don't die in silence just to bear 'mrs.'

Lots of questions should be ask, she didn't know that he's an abuser before the marriage? No matter how he try to hide it, you should have seen a clue.

Anyways, the is one side of the story.



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TheExecutioner:
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Ma'am, your case is more serious than you think.
I feel you were not made for each other, due to conflicting religious beliefs.
Separating from him, won't solve this matter and I don't encourage divorce.
Hope you weren't forced to marry him or hope you didn't marry him for money?
It's obvious you both lack chemistry and not that close to each other.
What was your courtship like before you got married to him?

Something tells me the husband is emotionally distant because he knows his wife no longer digs Islam.

Hence the 'cover your hair', monitoring your prayers etc.

I am also thinking your husband is a 'respected' music cleric hence your leaving Islam would be a shame to him.

I can't ask if you are a Christian because you are not behaving like one.

Since you are both locked down, engage him. Ask him why he cooked off towards you. Ask why he feels the need to constantly monitor your prayers. Design father-daughter games for him to bond with your baby.

Why did you become a Muslimah?

Why did you fall out of faith?

Why not call your mother or any relation and explain to them. Don't die in silence please