Mariam, Forced to Marry a Jihadist's Mujao - PersunWedding.co.uk

SHENZHEN, China - March 19, 2013 - PRLog -- We are living in a same earth, enjoy the same blessing of God, but we are living actually different life. You may don’t know, people in Mali, just another side of earth, are living under oppression. They don’t have a right to choose, even whom they will live. It would be hard for us to imagine that one married women being forced to divorce with her husband and marry another man with great power. Persun, concerns every women in the world, certainly cannot ignore female lived in Mali. Every thing about wedding dresses (http://www.persunwedding.co.uk/wedding-dresses-c85/) and marriage we cannot leave it alone, so Persun Wedding UK picked up the following news to get it released. Hope it could be helpful to womens are still living in poor.

Since the launch of the operation Serval January 11, jihadists have left many women and children from fighting. We don't know wether the abandoned wives expect their husbands to come back.

This is a picture postcard village of Gao region that is installed Mariam. Since the departure of her husband two months ago, the young 28 year old woman, veiled in black from head to foot, waiting.

If she refuses to utter the name of her husband, she would be encountered with Abu Dardar, everyone in town one is know by one of the leaders of the cruelest and most feared person in the region.

She did not choose her marriage. When jihadist Mariam was seen for the first time in the market, he immediately decided to marry her. "His choice fell on Mariam because it completely covers the face and body," says Abdoulaye, a cousin of Mariam. "And also because she does not look at faces," he adds.

Mariam was already a follower of Islam very radical. Once married, her husband divorced her after giving him three children. When the man Mujao required Mariam to be his wife, the family had no choice."They are people who have power in the region, it is impossible to refuse. Women and everyone else are all afraid of them," explains Mariam's parents.

Taking flight, Mariam's husband left everything. Now only to take care of her children and her home, the young woman whose belly is rounded, is smiling. "All this does not matter," said she, philosopher.And when asked about her husband, the young wife said she knows little about her where her husband went and she didn’t know even if her husband is still alive.She does not seem worried either. "It is the will of God," she quips serene. Behind her veil and her speech facade, unclear whether the woman wants him back.

Persun (http://www.persunwedding.co.uk) are sorry for those people lived in Mali, we hope every women in the world would have a happy marriage but not being hacked. How can we save those poor women, and what should we do? we are thinking and striking to find a way to solve this issue. Can government power solve this issue? That remind us of the French army, but it seems to be failed in save the local people from oppression. On the contrary, people are still live in a hard life. We seems have nothing we can do to help them. All we can do now is to preach and pray for God, and hope they will be relieved one day.