Keeping in mind that there is no medical need behind the circumcision and that the removal of the prepuce effects the performance and in the case of infant circumcision the the performance of the mind the only answer could be a most emphatic YES
Updated AnswerIn Islam and Judaism, male circumcision is compulsory. Female circumcision is not an Islam requirement. See the question link below for more details.In both Islam and circumcision is not compulsory. it is only compulsory if you choose to follow the advice of particular teachings. Follow the related link below (Circumcision A Source of Jewish Pain) for more information on both the Jewish or Judaic perspective. Islam follows the same teachings.
Circumcision is considered a religious practice only when it is performed as a religious rite. For example, Judaism requires that Jewish males be circumcised at 8 days old in order to be a participant in Judaism.
Circumcision is the removal of the Prepuce or foreskin from the penis. this is largely a religious practice and there are no medical or health advantages in it except in extremely rare circumstances.
Russia is an christian nation, they don't practice circumcision
It is not a common practice. less then 20% of the worlds males are circumcised and most of these for religious or cultural reason. circumcision for medical reasons was introduced under false premises in the English speaking cultures during the Victorian era and became very popular for a number of reasons however the practice of non religious circumcision is rapidly being abandoned in these country's with the USA being the slowest as they still have the strongest pro circumcision lob which has considerable influence in their major medical associations, however even there the practice is rapidly heading in the direction of world averages.
Circumcision is a requirement of Judaism although there is a small fringe group of mainly non-religious Jews who are choosing to not circumcise their sons. Circumcision is also required by Islam according to the majority of its adherents. Refer to related questions below for more information.
Jehovah's Witnesses do not practice literal circumcision for religious reasons. Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains, are forbidden to circumcise as it violates the body. Mormons, Christian Scientists, and the Amish are also forbidden to circumcise or be circumcised.
Yes, Malaysia does practice male and female circumcision. It is known as Khitan.
This practice is not universally approved by the medical profession and is considered by some as a human rights violation.
Yes, Indonesia does practice circumcision; male and female. This is referred to as Khitan.
A:The only significant groups that practise female circumcision are among some Muslims. Islamic religious authorities say that there is no requirement in Islam for this practice, and that it is only a cultural practice. One view is that the practice of female circumcision originated in order to make sex unpleasurable for women, so that they would be less likely to commit adultery, which is purely a patriarchal notion. On any score banning the practice of female circumcision, an idea which most find repugnant, does not infringe on legitimate religious freedoms. Banning male circumcision may well violate the freedom of religion for Jews or Muslims who practise male circumcision. Religious freedom is not necessarily an absolute right, but any legislature that anticipates such action would need to determine whether the good which it believes would arise from such a ban would outweigh the possible loss of a religious freedom.
There is no specific year, but circumcision of converts to Christianity was very rare to begin with. As is evident in the epistles of Paul and Peter, the practice was debated from the first first days of the church. By the end of the first century the Epistles of Paul were widely read, and by this time circumcision of converts had likely ended completely.
no, not all tribes perform circumcision
No