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    Mazhar
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    The urethra is not normally large enough for a man to get in! its the 'urine pipe' and the opening is small like the opening of a mans is small!

    The fact was mentioned about presence of two openings, which to a large number of men, educated and scholarly included, is not known, how would they know the delicacies of delicate membrane. The virginity issue bothers only a small number of men the world over, mostly who are themselves mentally sick or are themselves debauch.

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      stillearning
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      http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FileFemale_anatomy.png

      I was scratching my head about this two aperture business. The anatomical drawing is not to scale. The urethral opening is so small that it is almost invisible ( to the untrained eye).
      As for the general debate. It is a sad fact that hymen restoration industry's clients are virtually all muslims. As for the educated muslims now that would be a good idea (copied from Gandhi).
      It is a difficult issue and there are no easy answers. However I feel as women increasingly become more empowered, which ever society, the problem will diminish. It is not about educating men (very difficult task indeed) but liberating women.
      regards

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        stillearning
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        No, don't worry we are going to learn how to detect the difference
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        and!

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          unknownuser
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          The virginity industry

          http//news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8641099.stm

          these women consider themselves as playful things for men and they are trained to think like that; they don't need any small operation, they need a big one! elektro elektro elektro

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            liquiddharma
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            The problem isn't that too many men care about women's chastity. The problem is that too many women don't. If women reacted with disgust at a man's bad behaviour then there would be proper balance.

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              Ayisha
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              these women consider themselves as playful things for men and they are trained to think like that; they don't need any small operation, they need a big one! elektro elektro elektro

              These operations are big in many Islamic countries among muslim women who are going to be married. A westerner would have no reason to have this done as she wouldnt be divorced or killed if she didnt bleed on her wedding night. In upper Egypt they still hang the bedsheet out for all to see she was a virgin. There are fatwa to say a man can divorce her is she wasnt and her family would most likely kill her by stoning.

              no these are far from women who consider themselves playful things for men, these are scared for their lives girls who even if they had been raped would be killed for bringing dishonour on the family.

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                These operations are big in many Islamic countries among muslim women who are going to be married. A westerner would have no reason to have this done as she wouldnt be divorced or killed if she didnt bleed on her wedding night. In upper Egypt they still hang the bedsheet out for all to see she was a virgin. There are fatwa to say a man can divorce her is she wasnt and her family would most likely kill her by stoning.

                no these are far from women who consider themselves playful things for men, these are scared for their lives girls who even if they had been raped would be killed for bringing dishonour on the family.

                is this ture? I've never heard of such practice before!

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                  huruf
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                  Stoning in Egypt? And by whom? That is ridiculous.

                  I know Egyptian women who were not virgins on marriage nor were reconstructed. It is not fun, but nobody killed them or did anything to them. I think there is a lot of exageration. By the sound of it looks as if killing women was a general thingan they were killed every day and every non virgin died for it. It is obviously not so by far.

                  Salaam

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                    david_rs_aitken
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                    Peace,

                    I think it's hard to pity a woman who sneaks around and has sex outside of marriage (on purpose, not being raped).

                    242 The man who has sex outside of marriage and the women who has sex outside of marriage lash each one of them 100 lashes. You must not be taken by compassion for them concerning an obligation of the god.

                    It's terrible that anyone punishes sex with death, but aside from rape it's really hard to feel sorry for women who dated and gave it up voluntarily, especially women in the "romantic city of Paris" - it sounds like they got a little too romantic. Moreover, I really don't think that's typical of Egyptian society. My best friend is Egyptian and he would think the claim was far-fetched.

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                      Ayisha
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                      Yes Hamsa it is true.

                      Egypt is not just Cairo. Upper Egypt (south) is like another planet to Cairo and in the villages here this happens, maybe not by stoning but there are honour killings for this kind of thing. withing the last 5 years only the FGM rate in Upper Egypt has started to lower from 99% of girls. Many girls bleed to death on their wedding nights because they have been stitched up badly, one I know of happened here within the last 2 years. Even the short time this was illegal girls were still being butchered by old women with razors. The law made a show of prosecuting doctors that still did it then the law was changed back. Many men wont entertain marrying an uncut girl here and the mothers call it 'a little decoration'. A man also killed his daughter 3 years after she had married a man he didnt approve of, for dishonouring him. Women here in upper Egypt HAVE to be virgins on the wedding night unless she has been married before, then no one wants to marry her. A man has a right to send her back to her family as 'faulty goods' if she not a virgin, she has then brought dishonour on her family big time and if her father doesnt do it her brothers will.

                      Huruf, this is not a daily occurance to my knowledge, but it does happen and it happens a lot, it doesnt alway get to any media though. I am talking Upper Egypt villages here and the mentality that is in them, which in no way resembles Cairo or Cairo mentality. Upper Egypt is very much a different world.

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                        Yes Hamsa it is true.

                        Egypt is not just Cairo. Upper Egypt (south) is like another planet to Cairo and in the villages here this happens, maybe not by stoning but there are honour killings for this kind of thing. withing the last 5 years only the FGM rate in Upper Egypt has started to lower from 99% of girls. Many girls bleed to death on their wedding nights because they have been stitched up badly, one I know of happened here within the last 2 years. Even the short time this was illegal girls were still being butchered by old women with razors. The law made a show of prosecuting doctors that still did it then the law was changed back. Many men wont entertain marrying an uncut girl here and the mothers call it 'a little decoration'. A man also killed his daughter 3 years after she had married a man he didnt approve of, for dishonouring him. Women here in upper Egypt HAVE to be virgins on the wedding night unless she has been married before, then no one wants to marry her. A man has a right to send her back to her family as 'faulty goods' if she not a virgin, she has then brought dishonour on her family big time and if her father doesnt do it her brothers will.

                        Huruf, this is not a daily occurance to my knowledge, but it does happen and it happens a lot, it doesnt alway get to any media though. I am talking Upper Egypt villages here and the mentality that is in them, which in no way resembles Cairo or Cairo mentality. Upper Egypt is very much a different world.

                        thats really sad!

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                          Ayisha
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                          http//www.aqoul.com/archives/2005/12/hymen_reconstru.php

                          http//www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/egm/vaw-gp-2005/docs/experts/khafagy.honorcrimes.pdf

                          http//www.dailystaregypt.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=11370

                          http//www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/may/03/honour-killing

                          http//apha.confex.com/apha/132am/techprogram/paper_86737.htm

                          Morocco- http//en.afrik.com/article15639.html

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                            Leyna
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                            Moreover, I really don't think that's typical of Egyptian society. My best friend is Egyptian and he would think the claim was far-fetched.

                            Some of us here are living in Egypt and know it is not far-fetched. peace

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                              HOT AND BOTHERED OVER FAKE HYMENS

                              By Mona Eltahawy
                              Metro Canada
                              Oct. 23, 2009

                              Proving one more time that when it comes to Muslim women, it?s about headscarves and hymens ? in other words, what?s on our heads and what?s between our legs ? Egypt is hot and bothered over a Chinese device that fakes female virginity.

                              It?s reportedly available in Syria for $15 but nobody knows if the gizmo called Gigimo is on sale in Egypt yet. Just the mere thought of a device, which is said to release liquid imitating blood, allowing a woman to fake virginity on her wedding night, has driven some conservatives crazy.

                              One Egyptian Muslim scholar even went so far as to say that people caught importing the virginity-faking device into the country should face the death penalty and the Muslim Brotherhood, the largest opposition bloc in parliament, want the kit banned on grounds it will encourage promiscuity.

                              The conservatives are not content that their ideology has put headscarves on the heads of 80 per cent of Egyptian women. Now it?s the horror of uncertainty about that ?good girl? they marry.

                              With all the troubles Egypt faces these days ? spiralling cost of living, a president in power for 28 years whose son looks likely to succeed him, etc. ? why all the fuss over hymens, real or fake?

                              Welcome to the hypocrisy and denial that together drum at the heart of conservative religious views on women and chastity. And in the case of Egypt, that conservatism applies equally to Muslims and Christians.

                              As a Muslim, I know the Qur?an preaches chastity for men and women, but the conservative obsession with women means only females are expected to abide by the prohibition on extramarital sex. This obsession with virginity is shallow at best and deadly at worst.

                              And it?s built on a lie ? people in Egypt are having sex outside of marriage, as they do everywhere. Hymen reconstruction surgery was an option for sexually active women who could afford it.

                              In less affluent and more rural areas, women have used body parts of animals for blood on the sheets. Now the Gigimo provides a cheaper, cleaner and non-surgical prop to maintain the lie that many men still want to believe.

                              Truth be told, it?s unlikely Egyptian women will flock to the Gigimo. But it?s been worth it just to watch male hysteria as the made-in-China hymens threatened to smash their virginity god.

                              http//www.monaeltahawy.com/blog/?p=188

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                                afridi220
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                                thats really sad!

                                Honor killing is normal in some middle eastren countries muscle

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                                  FAR
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                                  Are you saying that sex before marriage is from past and we shouldn't punish her ? It is Zania in religion the punishment is lashing her and traditions will not lashe her but it will make her suffer by no one accepts her .

                                  And by the way men are now aware of the plastic surgery of the hymens of in the organs of women and they know the difference . as the proverb says

                                  Yes...

                                  You want to lash without evidence? Then swear by the quran that you believe in that. Swear 5 times and may the god's chastisment be on you.

                                  Quran 243-9

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                                    FAR
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                                    MUFTI'S 'HYMEN FATWA' CAUSES SHOCK WAVES AMONG SCHOLARS

                                    Bloody hell you're right, an industry in full force!!

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                                      FAR
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                                      yeh can you imagine people with traditional/cultural mindset they'd think shes unchaste S

                                      Half the bloody men and women in Cairo are unchaste. Quran 243 refers to them. They can have each other.

                                      If only their fathers did not believe in "we shouldn't get our daughters married now, they are young, old men? Yuck."

                                      ....

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                                        FAR
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                                        Eek... I'm slow.

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                                          huruf
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                                          neither a womannor a man cam be zani unless four witnesses give testimony to that effect. Hymen or no hymen is bside the point. The Quran doesn't say anything about any hymen, but about bringing four witnesses or shutting up.

                                          Salaam

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