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Hmm, interesting. Not offended one bit about anything that is practice, cultural.
The original intent is that the perception or idea that she has good muslim practice before having sex. The whole premise of it is just wrong. It's ridiculous. It's like me, Zac, paying a prostitute and write here that it is a lay report because i talk to her on the street prior to sex.
1. This is not a place to debate good vs bad muslim practices.
2. I did not refer to her as being a GOOD muslim for practicing Wudu (ritual cleansing prior to sex). I am just saying that the practice of Wudu (cleansing before sex) is a good practice.
Reread what I wrote. I was pretty clear about it.
I had a period where I was jokingly called a Mujahedin (by a Muslim friend) because I was shagging muslim a lot of muslim girls. They are very good in bed and they follow some good muslim principles like showering before sex. Basically if a muslim girl asks if she can shower, it means "I want to bang" (with 100% accuracy) - apparently in the Hadith or the Quran it says you got to shower before sex - not a bad thing honestly.
I was pretty damn clear in my message. I made no inference on whether they were good muslims. Neither do I care, nor am I in a place to judge, and neither are you, per your own words, since a good muslim (as per your definition), would not spend years hanging on a forum about fornication (unlike you?).
I'm just warning about mistaking culture and practice, as religion. That's all.
Whether a girl showers prior to sex or not, has no correlation on whether she is a conservative or liberal Muslim.
Unless I am mistaken, Wudu - as well as Ghusl, as practices are written down in either the Qu Ran or the Hadith (or both). So your whole culture vs religion thing is bullshit - if a practice is written in the Holy book, then when discussing the practice, one is making reference to RELIGION. Religion affects culture (and vice versa) and is inherently linked with it. Your statement that those two are two entirely distinct separate entities is bullshit. There are of course cultural differences on how religions are practiced in different countries.
But if that is so, are you then saying that Muslim women in south-east Asia do not shower before sex (as in performing Wudu?). If yes, the exception to the rule does not make it a rule, it makes it an outlier.
I rest my case. Now please, leave my name out of your thread in the future. Thank you.
-Teevster
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