Virginity Restoration, yes it does exist

SupportIranianGroup — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 15:00:00 +0000

Virginity Restoration, yes it does exist July 17, 2008 Once lost, virginity can never be replaced – but modern medicine now offers women a near-perfect physical simulation of their lost innocence. Hymenoplasty was the topic of a TIME article last week and was described as the last resort for Muslim women to avoid ‘humiliation, repudiation, and possibly violence that could result from husbands and families discovering from blood-free bridal sheets that their wedding night had not been their first experience.’ Hymenoplasty attracted media attention last month in France as a court annulled a marriage on the basis of a husband’s complaint that his wife had falsely promised that she was a virgin – a confession he obtained after furiously waving the new couple’s spotless bedclothes before still-celebrating wedding guests (which is in itself a horrible tradition). The court ruling infuriated everyone from Muslim clergy to feminists, and gynecologists themselves. Well not only did the husband complain that his wife was not honest towards him, but he also claimed a breach of contract on the grounds that virginity was an ‘essential quality’ of the woman he chose to marry. It sounds too much like having discovered a flaw in the product he was buying. But for whatever he meant, he was quite right about dishonesty. Baha’u’llah Himself answers a question about virginity as a condition for marriage with these words: “The unfulfilled condition invalidateth that which is conditioned upon it.” But then he adds: “However, to conceal and forgive the matter will, in the sight of God, merit a bounteous reward.” That did not happen here… Marriage must not start with lies but be built upon trust and honesty. Some Muslim clergy were outraged insisting that Islam does not demand virginity as a precondition for marriage, and claimed that the ruling belied the judge’s archaic misunderstanding of the faith and its tenets (I will not touch on the topic of secularism vs theocracy this time). Boy they were wrong. It takes only a second to find relevant verses from the Qur’an.

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Why surgery !! virginity, you may need it for few minutes !!

SupportIranianGroup — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 13:35:51 +0000

I believe that every woman has the right to be comfortable with their own body and appearance but In some religion, cultures the concept of an intact hymen is highly valued at marriage and virginity is linked to bridal purity and family honor. more information

Some women in Europe, India, Japan, Korea, North Africa and Islamic countries like Kuwait, Iran, Iraq , UAE etc.. undergo hymenoplasty surgery, for restoration of their hymen where there are a lot of risk involved,

As Europe’s Muslim population grows, many young Muslim women are caught between the freedoms that European society affords and the deep-rooted traditions of their parents’ and grandparents’ generations . any way I found this product named VIRGISEAL which is a good replacment for hymenoplasty surgery

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Virginity Restoration, yes it does exist

Why surgery !! virginity, you may need it for few minutes !!