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Here every one bashing Islam without the knowledge of uniform civil code,the civil codes differ only in matter of marriage ,divorce ,inheritance and adoption ,all other cases are same for every religion,in our country civil code varies for hindu,muslim and christians.Here many debated that about islamic rule on marriage i gave them the following answer from an website“Monogamy & PolygynyGenerally speaking, there are two types of marriages in Islam:• Monogamy: one man married to one woman;• Limited polygyny1 (a kind of polygamy): one man married to two, three or at the most four wives.In Islam, the ideal marriage is the monogamous form of marriage. Limited polygyny is a provision approved by Islam for exceptional circumstances only; and that also with many stringent conditions.2Vast majority of Muslim men are monogamous in their marriage relationships; those who have more than one wife are very few, probably less than zero point one percent of the Muslim world.Polygamy in HistoryIslam did not invent the system of polygamy. It existed long before Islam came into the scene of world events. The Bible says that Lamech, the grandson of Adam, “took unto him two wives: the name of the one was Adah, and the name of the other Zillah.”3So polygamy has existed from the earliest days of human history.Many holy personalities of the Bible had many wives or concubines at the same time. Abraham had Sarah and Hajar. Abraham was first blessed with a son through Hajar whom he named Ishmael, and then he was blessed with another son through Sarah whom he named Isaac.Look at the example of Jacob; he had four wives and concubines: Leah and Rachel (both were Jacob’s cousins), and he also had Bilhah and Zilpah (both were slave-girls gifted to Jacob by his wives). It is from these four ladies that Jacob had twelve sons who became ancestors of the Twelve Tribes of Israel.David, known in Arabic as Prophet Dawūd, had at least eight wives whose names are known, he had many others whose names have not been recorded. The Second Book of Samuel (in the Bible) talks about “the wives” of David in Hebron and also in Jerusalem.4Lamech, the grandson of Adam, had two wives.Abraham had two wives: Sarah & Hajar.Jacob had two wives & two concubines:The Twelve of Tribes of Israel are from these four ladies.David had many wives.Islam & PolygynyAnd so let it be known that Islam did not initiate the system of polygamy; it existed from the early dawn of human history. When Islam came on world scene in the seventh century of the Common Era, it inherited the existing marriage system. Condoning of polygamy should not be seen as a piece of pure male chauvinism. In words of Karen Armstrong, “polygamy was not designed to improve the sex life of the boys — it was a piece of social legislation.”5It is to the credit of Islam that it modified and reformed the system in existence at the time.Firstly, of all, Islam put a limit to the numbers of wives that a person can have at one time — maximum of four wives at one time.Secondly, Islam put stringent conditions on a person who wanted to marry a second wife. He must be able to provide and maintain the family, and also deal with both on basis of justice and fairness. In Chapter 4 (Surah an-Nisaa), verse 3, after allowing the Muslim men to marry two, three or four wives, the Qur’ãn immediately says:“but if you fear that you will not do justice (between them), then (marry) only one…” (Surah an-Nisaa, 4:3)Looking at the psychology of humans, only exceptional people have that quality of justice and fairness. The Qur’ãn itself, in the same Chapter 4, verse 129, says:“And you do not have the ability to do justice between the wives, even though you may wish (to do so)…” (Surah an-Nisaa, 4:129)Based on such verses, certain Muslim governments (like Iran and Egypt) regulate the provision of polygyny: the person who intends to marry a second wife has to seek approval from the family court and prove the need for a second wife and the ability of providing for both in an adequate manner.Islam is a practical religion; its laws are in line with human nature. It does not deny the natural forces in humans, rather it confronts them and provides guidance to control them without disrupting the peace in society.Almost all Western governments have forbidden polygamy; but adultery is most rampant in these very countries. In spite of all attempts to promote monogamous relationships, many married men have mistresses or are involved in extra-marital affairs resulting in higher divorce rates, broken families and children growing up without fathers. And such kind of behaviour has also touched the highest offices —religious as well as secular— of the United States of America.If a man wants to fool around, Islam will hold him responsible and tie him down to duties towards that “second wife” and her children. Ira Lurvey, of the Family Law section of American Bar Association said, “We are going from monogamy to something called serial monogamy and we have no rules and guidelines; we’re groping in the dark for how to conduct our lives”. 6Well, in Islam, you do not need to grope in the dark; Islam has given clear guidelines on all kinds of relationships: monogamy .2.inIn case of triple talaq it is not lawful to say triple talaq at random without the right mind and anywhere in social media,there are certain rules and restrictions i am writting below-first thing is that the person saying talaq must be in his right mind,not intoxicated or full of emotions or in unconciousness ,when saying talaqsecond thing, A Muslim who wishes to divorce his wife is therefore advised – in the first instance – to ask for an arbitration meeting, arranged by elders of the couple so that a reconciliation may be reached. If such efforts fail and the man sincerely thinks he cannot live a harmonious life with his wife, he may divorce her either verbally or in writing. In both cases, it is recommended for there to be two witnesses present on the occasion of the pronouncement of such a divorce.A man should (a) divorce only once and (b) only during the time when his wife is not on her menses and (c) there has been no sexual contact with her since the time of her last menses.After a divorce is pronounced by a husband, his wife must wait for a given period (‘iddat’). During this period, the wife is allowed to stay in the same house, but they can not have sexual relation amongst them.The man is allowed to take her back either verbally saying “I TAKE YOU BACK“, or physically, by having intimate relation with her. if, after this waiting period, the husband fails to take his wife back, then the wife is completely divorced, and must leave the matrimonial home immediately.It is also recommended to have two witnesses present in the case, where the husband decides to take back (‘ruju’) his wife, before the end of the iddat.Where a man has pronounced three divorces, on three different occasions, he can neither take back his former wife, nor remarry her.The Council issues a divorce certificate on the basis of “talaq nama”, signed by the applicant in the presence of two witnesses. The man is required to pay the dower amount in full to the woman.As to further note Islam does not encourage divorce,it only permits when there is no other means of reconciliation.As for the argument proposed in support of it are completely idiotic,but as i mentioned above the procedure the process is most suitable under any condition.And in Islam women also have the right to divorce their husbands under certain conditions.So if a uniform be passed then i am with full support,but during few days it is seen only muslims are targeted for this matter, and it is used for some other goals which is far away from the original goal of creating a uniform civil code but the draft is not made and debated on yet there are tantrums everywhere …