kevin the wiiite said:
elticker said:
kevin the wiiite said:
This topic is pointless. Its a religious issue, and the differences between circumcised and uncircumcised men are minimal enough both medically and in terms of sexual pleasure that they aren't quantifiable. Plus, how is it possible to know that it doesn't feel as good circumcised if almost everyone has it done as a baby? It's not mutilation because it doesn't "degrade the appearance or function of any living body," as per wikipedia.
Female genital cutting is practiced in Middle Eastern and African countries, generally Muslim, as a way of exerting male dominance in a sexual relationship and is expressly designed to remove pleasure from sex. That is mutilation. Case closed. |
this is bullshit and you are bullshit. sry i am angry cause you are saying something without proof and insulting me as a muslim. i know my religion and in no way is there a line in the qoran or sharia which says we are supposed or even hints to circumsing women, it's outlawed in islam. In islam everything is allowed except anal sex and we are supposed to pleasure women in sex so how the fuck does islam say that and then says circumsize your women. please make sure you post remotely accurate info.
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"FGC is predominantly practiced in Northeast Africa and parts of the Near East and Southeast Asia,[8][9] although it has also been reported to occur in individual tribes in South America and Australia"
Again, wikipedia. I have nothing against Islam, its simply the geographic truth that the two are related. Its the same things as saying male circumcision is almost always practiced in America by Christians, Jews, and Muslims.
And another quote: "Various works of fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) support the removal of the female prepuce."
Link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Female_genital_cutting#Reasons_for_female_genital_cutting
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I'm a Muslim living in the Middle East and I literally never heard of female circumcision.
Read this:-
"Al-Azhar Supreme Council of Islamic Research, the highest religious authority in Egypt, issued a statement saying FGM/C has no basis in core Islamic law or any of its partial provisions and that it is harmful and should not be practiced."
http://www.unicef.org/egypt/media_3875.html
