Women are sacred by Abdulrazaq O Hamzat

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My mother is my god
My sister is my lord
My wife is my love
And my daughter is my trust.

How dare me look down on my god?
How dare me disrespect my lord?
How dare me abuse my love?
And how dare me violate my trust?

Women are to me in four ways
One- She is my creator-Mother who gave birth to me
Two- She is my teacher- Sister who taught and guided me
Three- She is my helper- wive, who complimented me
Four- She is my blessing- Daughter whom i look unto as a source of joy

How dare me look down on my creator (Mother)
How dare me disrespect my teacher (sister)
How dare me abuse my helper (wive)
How dare me violate my source of joy (daughter)

Women are sacred, they must be honored
women are special, they must be respected
Women are precious, they must be loved
Women give live, they must be protected.

You may be angered by women, yes, you must be patient with women. You might be tempted to molest women, you must be crazy to act. No matter what she does to you, you have no right to touch her (she is your creator)

Make a woman happy and you will be happier
Make her sad and you will be sadder.

Happy International Women's day.

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