Women in burqas might not seem sexually beguiling, but throw water on them and the Muslim faithful come out in droves to indulge in unabashed lechery:
The actresses [of a European theater troupe performing in Tehran] wear ankle-length robes, as required under Islamic law, but in the last act the actors apparently pour water over each other and the women's robes suddenly become skin-tight — revealing the contours of their breasts, legs, stomachs and behinds. You can see everything, the young men say. On an open stage.
This is why wearing a burqa, even a non-clingy one, is not enough. Women should also wear chastity belts, obviously. And if they don't and they get raped, well, they shouldn't go crying to Abu Hassan Din Al-Hafiz.
Women should wear chastity belts to prevent rape, incest and other sex crimes, a prominent Islamic cleric in northern Malaysia was quoted as saying Friday. Abu Hassan Din Al-Hafiz, speaking in the northern state of Terengganu, said chastity belts could protect women from a growing number of sex crimes in Malaysia, The Star newspaper reported. "The best way to avert sex perpetrators is to wear protection," Abu Hassan told a crowd of followers.



Rogier, perhaps I have a terrible mind, but all three parties in that image appear to be rather enjoying themselves, no?
Posted by: Kit | Friday, February 16, 2007 at 06:46 PM