Clerics in Saudi Arabia advocate breast feeding adult men

[Chris]

June 5) -- Women in Saudi Arabia should give their breast milk to male colleagues and acquaintances in order to avoid breaking strict Islamic law forbidding mixing between the sexes, two powerful Saudi clerics have said. They are at odds, however, over precisely how the milk should be conveyed.

A fatwa issued recently about adult breast-feeding to establish "maternal relations" and preclude the possibility of sexual contact has resulted in a week's worth of newspaper headlines in Saudi Arabia. Some have found the debate so bizarre that they're calling for stricter regulations about how and when fatwas should be issued.

Sheikh Al Obeikan, an adviser to the royal court and consultant to the Ministry of Justice, set off a firestorm of controversy recently when he said on TV that women who come into regular contact with men who aren't related to them ought to give them their breast milk so they will be considered relatives.

But his remarks were followed by an announcement by another high-profile sheik, Abi Ishaq Al Huwaini, who said that men should suckle the breast milk directly from a woman's breast.

Saudi Clerics Advocate Adult Breast-Feeding - AOL News

 

[del]

so when are you moving?

 

[blastoff]

As a marketing and sales guy, they're gonna have to come up with a nice catchy name for this endeavor. I'm thinking some sort of drive-thru establishments...

 

[ConHog]

Speaking as an adult male who once accidentally got some breast milk straight from the source, I hope this NEVER catches on here. YUCK

 

[Anguille]

June 5) -- Women in Saudi Arabia should give their breast milk to male colleagues and acquaintances in order to avoid breaking strict Islamic law forbidding mixing between the sexes, two powerful Saudi clerics have said. They are at odds, however, over precisely how the milk should be conveyed.

A fatwa issued recently about adult breast-feeding to establish "maternal relations" and preclude the possibility of sexual contact has resulted in a week's worth of newspaper headlines in Saudi Arabia. Some have found the debate so bizarre that they're calling for stricter regulations about how and when fatwas should be issued.

Sheikh Al Obeikan, an adviser to the royal court and consultant to the Ministry of Justice, set off a firestorm of controversy recently when he said on TV that women who come into regular contact with men who aren't related to them ought to give them their breast milk so they will be considered relatives.

But his remarks were followed by an announcement by another high-profile sheik, Abi Ishaq Al Huwaini, who said that men should suckle the breast milk directly from a woman's breast.

Saudi Clerics Advocate Adult Breast-Feeding - AOL News

Religious laws, so silly!

 

[Sherry]

Speaking as an adult male who once accidentally got some breast milk straight from the source, I hope this NEVER catches on here. YUCK

How does that accidently happen??

 

[ConHog]

Speaking as an adult male who once accidentally got some breast milk straight from the source, I hope this NEVER catches on here. YUCK

How does that accidently happen??

Well, if you think the your wife is longer producing milk..........................

 

[Papageorgio]

Ok, I'm off to Saudi Arabia. Let you guys know how it goes.

 

[bodecea]

What strange heteros...

 

[xotoxi]

Clerics in Saudi Arabia advocate breast feeding adult men

I'd rather have a sammich.

 

[sangha]

Clerics in Saudi Arabia advocate breast feeding adult men

I'd rather have a sammich.

ALl religions have their odd customs

 

[namvet]

same theory???? line up gals

 

[Chris]

June 5) -- Women in Saudi Arabia should give their breast milk to male colleagues and acquaintances in order to avoid breaking strict Islamic law forbidding mixing between the sexes, two powerful Saudi clerics have said. They are at odds, however, over precisely how the milk should be conveyed.

A fatwa issued recently about adult breast-feeding to establish "maternal relations" and preclude the possibility of sexual contact has resulted in a week's worth of newspaper headlines in Saudi Arabia. Some have found the debate so bizarre that they're calling for stricter regulations about how and when fatwas should be issued.

Sheikh Al Obeikan, an adviser to the royal court and consultant to the Ministry of Justice, set off a firestorm of controversy recently when he said on TV that women who come into regular contact with men who aren't related to them ought to give them their breast milk so they will be considered relatives.

But his remarks were followed by an announcement by another high-profile sheik, Abi Ishaq Al Huwaini, who said that men should suckle the breast milk directly from a woman's breast.

Saudi Clerics Advocate Adult Breast-Feeding - AOL News

Religious laws, so silly!

As Bill Mahrer said, the great thing about America is that we don't listen to our religious leaders.

 

[Gatekeeper]

A good name for a drive-thru may I suggest the:

"Nipple N Dine"

 

[ABikerSailor]

Clerics in Saudi Arabia advocate breast feeding adult men

I'd rather have a sammich.

FUCK COOKIES AND MILK......

Gimmie TITTIES AND BEER!!!!!!!!​

 

[Angelhair]

LOL! LOL! LOL! to all of the above..........

 

[kellyjack]

If the muslim faith ever falls in these Arab countries it will be worse than Girl's Gone Wild over there.

 

[xotoxi]

same theory???? line up gals

With regards to humans, I think that apparatus would work better on men.

Circle jerk anyone?

 

[bodecea]

Wacky, wacky heteros.

 

[Defiant1]

June 5) -- Women in Saudi Arabia should give their breast milk to male colleagues and acquaintances in order to avoid breaking strict Islamic law forbidding mixing between the sexes, two powerful Saudi clerics have said. They are at odds, however, over precisely how the milk should be conveyed.

A fatwa issued recently about adult breast-feeding to establish "maternal relations" and preclude the possibility of sexual contact has resulted in a week's worth of newspaper headlines in Saudi Arabia. Some have found the debate so bizarre that they're calling for stricter regulations about how and when fatwas should be issued.

Sheikh Al Obeikan, an adviser to the royal court and consultant to the Ministry of Justice, set off a firestorm of controversy recently when he said on TV that women who come into regular contact with men who aren't related to them ought to give them their breast milk so they will be considered relatives.

But his remarks were followed by an announcement by another high-profile sheik, Abi Ishaq Al Huwaini, who said that men should suckle the breast milk directly from a woman's breast.

Saudi Clerics Advocate Adult Breast-Feeding - AOL News

I'll need to see a menu.