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by fork1
1968 days ago
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Polygyny was not restricted to Islamic societies though, and was a common occurence accross many societies. It was always restricted to a limited amount of men of course, as only the most successful/powerful/whatever could afford it.
It does have heavy social consequences, but those might or might not be an issue for a given society, as some were quite successful (ie surviving for a long time, no moral judgement here). |
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My main point of contention was that it wasn't a widespread practice and wasn't motivated by a lack of men.