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Critics cite the word "daraba" in 4:34 as definitive proof that the Quran sanctions domestic violence, selecting the meaning "to strike" from a word that carries over a dozen meanings in Arabic.
Daraba has multiple meanings inside the Quran itself, including to separate and to set forth an example. 2:231 commands men not to hold wives in order to harm them. Allah does not command harm in one verse and forbid it in another — the separation reading is the one that stays consistent with His own Book.
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