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- This is a sub-article of Sexuality in Islam.
Mutual masturbation
Muslim jurists state that mutual masturbation that culminates in orgasm for both is permissible and even bears merit for both parties.[1]
Coitus more ferarum
Coitus more ferarum is explicitly legalized, and questions regarding its legality were followed by a Qur'anic verse (2:223) confirming its legality.
Anal intercourse
All Muslim scholars have a stongly negative view of
- Sunni
Yusuf al-Qaradawi, a contemporary Sunni Muslim scholar, states that anal sex is prohibited. A wife must abstain from it should her husband demand it, and may seek divorce over it if her husband persists or tries to force her,[2] as the act is forbidden in the Islamic marriage contract. The act in itself, however, doesn't nullify the marriage, and the wife must seek divorce in order to separate from the husband. [3]
Muslim scholars justify the prohibition on the basis of the Quranic verse 2:223, saying that it commands intercourse only in the vagina (which will lead to the birth of children). the vaginal interocurse may be in any manner the couple wishes, that is, from behind or from the front, sitting or with the wife lying on her back or on her side.
Shi'a
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, a 21th century Shi'a twelver Islamic scholar considers anal sex as strongly undesirable, but not prohibited. Such interocurse must be conducted with the wife's consent. He states that there is no objection to the couple getting pleasure from the entire body of one another, but some actions are below human dignity. Should the wife be menstruating, again the act is permissible (should the wife consent), but is "extremely abominable".[4]
Oral sex
Oral sex is not allowed.
See also
References
Islamic Weddings Culture in Malaysia - SyokKahwin.com
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