Beating women in Islam

[Mystic]

Atlas, the beat them, doesn't mean with hands or miswak or a stick, but is saying to have intercourse, so in case you don't get it. Instead of "miswak", it's suppose to be beat them (with your dick), it's an expression of intercourse, just as "if you touch them" is understood (with your dick) in many verses and not only if you touch them with your hands which would not require major ablution.

So the verse in short is saying Men are to uplift women to the extent even if they fear betrayal/rebellion, they aren't ever to mention to them and leave them regarding this completely and to continue to have intercourse with them. So if they don't disobey them in regards to the two commands men have a right to command, then don't seek a way against them. The next verse shows what to do in the case they do disobey or that there is any breach of agreement which is to go to the Prophet and he will put a judge from each family, and they will try to settle the case.

You took your trolling to the next level.
I hope you are sick.

It's not an expression in Arabic; beat =/= have sex.
Please stop lying.

The word sex is not used in Quran except in the marriage sense. Nikah is the pure word for sex I believe, but Quran uses it ONLY in the sense of marriage and marriage is another word for it. Yes Arabs were that messed up that there was no difference between the word sex and marriage, and you had to tell by context.

Everywhere else it talks about it, it has fill in the gap expressions, it says "go into them" in one verse, and it's understood, "with your dick", another place "if you touch them" and it's understood with your dick.  The word tharb is also used in Quran to mean to travel in some places.

Both "beat them" (with your dick) or "go into them" (with your dick) can be understood here by this word.

I'm not lying.  

None of the expression "go into" "touch" "beat" would mean sex, nope, but Quran never uses the word explicitly, except for the word marriage, and so it didn't want to conflate the two, and so left the original word for sex (nikah) to just mean marriage in Quran.