Thursday, November 3, 2011

TMI - OWC sex book falls foul of Home Ministry

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 2 — An explicit sex guide published by the Obedient Wives Club has been banned by the Home Ministry with immediate effect.

Those found in possession of the material will be liable for a fine of up RM5,000, the ministry added, while reproduction or distribution will attract a maximum of a RM20,000 fine and a three-year jail sentence.

According to the ministry’s Al-Quran Text and Publishing Control Division, the book was banned because of its links to the outlawed Al-Arqam movement and for violating the Department of Islamic Development’s (Jakim) censorship rules.

Titled “Seks Islam, perangi Yahudi untk kembalikan seks Islam kepada dunia (Islamic sex, fighting Jews to return Islamic sex to the world)”, the book aims to guide Muslim brides on how to pleasure their husbands in bed.

In its foreword, the pro-polygamy OWC said its studies showed women only gave their husbands 10 per cent of what the men desired of their wives’ bodies.


The back cover of the now-banned OWC sex book.
The risqué subject of the book and its use of explicit graphics have drawn both ridicule and condemnation from various quarters, especially from women’s organisations.
The book is the second time the OWC has hit the headlines. Previously, the club’s vice-president, Dr Rohaya Mohamad, provoked an outcry from women’s rights groups and Islamic religious authorities for advising women to behave like “a first-class whore” while in the company of their husbands if they wanted their marriages to succeed.


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