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Forbidden Things Are Not Left Obscure in the Qur'an
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How Is the Word “Ornament” Used in the Qur'an?
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The Arabic word “darabe”, mentioned in the Qur’an, is used to describe “putting a distance between man and wife” when there is a dispute, not beating her.
There is no verse in the Qur’an about beating women.
In their perverse minds, some Muslims scholars look down on women and teach others how women should be beaten. There is no such license to beat women in the Qur’an. Women are held in high esteem in Islam.
There is no license to beat women in the Qur’an. Our Prophet (pbuh) held women in high esteem.
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