Most Kuwaiti citizens content with one wife; only 15 men married to 4 women
‘Brotherhood members entered using Christian names’
KUWAIT CITY, Aug 31: The issue of a second wife, which surfaces from time to time with the issuance of statistics, indicates that most Kuwaiti men are satisfied with just one wife. The law grants citizens the right to have more than one wife but the natural tendency of Kuwaiti citizens is not inclined towards polygamy, reports Al-Qabas daily.
Professor of Psychology in Kuwait University Dr Hamoud Al-Qasha’an explained that 99 percent of men in Kuwait don’t prefer polygamy due to many reasons. In the past, husbands represented a social guarantee for their wives and played an economic role in their lives. However, women these days spend money on their husbands.
There is a social dimension to this. Some wives impose pressure on their husbands to stay away from men who have more than one wife.
He revealed that there are only 15 men who are married to four women in Kuwait, which is not a big number.
Meanwhile, lawyer Abdurrahman Al-Torfa said the law is one of the most important factors behind the trend of one wife for each man, because of the weakness in the legal situation for the man due to marital expenses that cost the husband more than his capability.
Using fake identities:
The Egyptian prosecution and security services continue interrogating members of the Muslim Brotherhood cell who were arrested in Kuwait at the request of the Egyptian authorities and were extradited to The kidney dialysis unit at the charity hospital. Inset: Oud Al-Khamees, Head of Kaifan Committee at the
Najat Charity. Head of Kaifan Committee at Al-Najat Charity Oud AlKhamees called upon the donors to participate in the project for providing medical care to needy patients in Arab and Islamic countries.
In a press release, he revealed that they have a huge list of patients suffering cancer and kidney failure who are in utmost need for medical services.
Cairo at the latter’s request, reports Al-Qabas daily.
The investigations have unfolded some new surprises. The security sources told the daily the Egyptian authorities have informed Kuwait that the terrorist elements although they belong to the banned Muslim Brotherhood they were able to enter Kuwait using Christian names.
The sources pointed out the suspects are dangerous and were wanted by the security authorities in Cairo.
Al-Khamees stressed that the committee is not able to afford the expenses of the medical services for these patients, indicating that the monthly cost for a kidney failure patient is KD 50 and for a cancer patient is KD 100. He invited donors to call the number 66293044 or visit the headquarters of the committee located in Kaifan next to Kaifan Cooperative Society.
Before their arrests their photos with full information were sent to more than one Arab country besides Kuwait.
The sources praised the coordination between the countries which helped arrest the elements of the group before they could implement their terrorist.
The Egyptian security authorities during the investigation with the arrested cell members discovered they had falsified the names with the help of some people to enter Kuwait and other Gulf states using Christian names to escape persecution in Egypt.
The source confirmed the securitymen have arrested a Muslim Brotherhood member carrying an official ID card in the name of a Christian.
The true identity of the Muslim man was discovered when he was fingerprinted which also showed that he was wanted by law in cases of violence and that he had participated in the Brotherhood demonstrations.