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Nikah (Marriage) - Talaaq (Divorce) The Majlis Vol 25 No 02, p.8

A scholar says that oral sex within marriage is permissible.

Question

A scholar says that oral sex within marriage is permissible. Please comment.

Answer

This unfortunate, miserable 'scholar' must be an agent of Iblees or he is a sexual pervert with a horribly contorted brain. This filthy practice is sub-devil. Even devils do not demean themselves to this abominable gutter-level of perversion.

Besides the spiritual destruction of the soul caused by such unnatural carnality, it causes diseases and even cancer. Read the comments of the kuffaar experts.

ORAL SEX CAUSES CANCER

WARNING: Oral sex can cause throat cancer. That was the warning from the SA Dental Association yesterday.

Professor Andre van Zyl, of Pretoria University's School of Dentistry, said: "If you've had six or more oral sex partners in your life, you're 10 times more likely to get oropharyngeal cancer."

At first, the cancer, which can also be caused by smoking or alcohol, looks like a sore inside the mouth or throat. If undetected, it can spread to the tongue, tonsils and the back of the throat until it is difficult to eat or talk.

In the late 1980s, people were told that they could not contract HIV through oral sex, which made it more popular, said Van Zyl.

"Oral sex is perceived to be a safer sexual behaviour in an Aidsdominated world," he said.

Maretha Smit, the association's CEO, said it is so concerned by "the alarming increase" in the incidence of oropharyngeal cancer that it has launched an educative campaign.

HOOKAH

The campaign will also deal with the risks of smoking hubbly-bubbly or hooka pipes, and of chewing the areca nut, which is associated with 60% of all oral cancers in southeast Asia.

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