The Truth About Female Genital Mutilation
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In my culture It's called pharaoh cutting and from that name you can tell it's not right to do it
😢 😭 😢 So Saddening To Witness First hand 23years ago...and Still this happening 😳
When are you going to make the extensive video on this?🙌🏻
It almost took my life😢back then and I’m hoping they stopped it.
My heart breaks for you sister🥺🤍 may Allah make it easy for you
@@m_naa thanks for your kindness
@@m_naa they are so into it that we even tried to runaway it was me and cousin sister telling them we don’t want it yet they convinced us that no man will marry us if we don’t do it and people will talk about us as infidel and we will be called out names and it is true that they do all because there are some clans that don’t do FGM on their girls and they get so humiliated.
Waaleikum salaam warahmatullahy wabarakatuh
What's the difference between that and Labiaplasty which is commonly practiced in the west
They only cut the labia minora which is the wings that cover the vagina that are right under the clitoris not the labia majora it is done for purely cosmetic reason unlike the Islamic way which cuts only the skin that covers the clitoris and I am not sure but I heard it prevents infections from occurring if you do it the Islamic way not the cosmetic way
@@celia7288as a convert i dont understand....there is no skin covering the clitoris in woman..
An adult under anesthesia. Not a child against their will with a box cutter.
@Milahan you haven't answer my question. Even though the term might sound modernised and civilised it is still classify as Fgm.
Mentioning some of these benefits, Dr. Haamid al-Ghawaabi says:
The secretions of the labia minora accumulate in uncircumcised women and turn rancid, so they develop an unpleasant odour which may lead to infections of the vagina or urethra. I have seen many cases of sickness caused by the lack of circumcision.
Circumcision reduces excessive sensitivity of the clitoris which may cause it to increase in size to 3 centimeters when aroused, which is very annoying to the husband, especially at the time of intercourse.
Another benefit of circumcision is that it prevents stimulation of the clitoris which makes it grow large in such a manner that it causes pain.
Circumcision prevents spasms of the clitoris which are a kind of inflammation.
Circumcision reduces excessive sexual desire.
Then Dr al-Ghawaabi refutes those who claim that female circumcision leads to frigidity by noting:
Frigidity has many causes, and this claim is not based on any sound statistics comparing circumcised women with uncircumcised women, except in the case of Pharaonic circumcision which is where the clitoris is excised completely. This does in fact lead to frigidity but it is contrary to the kind of circumcision enjoined by the Prophet of mercy (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said: “Do not destroy” i.e., do not uproot or excise. This alone is evidence that speaks for itself, because medicine at that time knew very little about this sensitive organ (the clitoris) and its nerves.
From Liwa’ al-Islam magazine, issue 8 and 10; article entitled Khitaan al-Banaat (circumcision of girls).
The female gynaecologist Sitt al-Banaat Khaalid says in an article entitled Khitaan al-Banaat Ru’yah Sihhiyyah (Female circumcision from a health point of view):
For us in the Muslim world female circumcision is, above all else, obedience to Islam, which means acting in accordance with the fitrah and following the Sunnah which encourages it. We all know the dimensions of Islam, and that everything in it must be good in all aspects, including health aspects. If the benefits are not apparent now, they will become known in the future, as has happened with regard to male circumcision - the world now knows its benefits and it has become widespread among all nations despite the opposition of some groups.
Then she mentioned some of the health benefits of female circumcision and said:
It takes away excessive libido from women
It prevents unpleasant odours which result from foul secretions beneath the prepuce.
It reduces the incidence of urinary tract infections
It reduces the incidence of infections of the reproductive system.
In the book on Traditions that affect the health of women and children, which was published by the World Health Organization in 1979 it says:
With regard to the type of female circumcision which involves removal of the prepuce of the clitoris, which is similar to male circumcision, no harmful health effects have been noted.
Ameen yarab 🤲
So what is exactly removed in F. circumcism?
Why is this needed at all?
The female gynaecologist Sitt al-Banaat Khaalid says in an article entitled Khitaan al-Banaat Ru’yah Sihhiyyah (Female circumcision from a health point of view):
For us in the Muslim world female circumcision is, above all else, obedience to Islam, which means acting in accordance with the fitrah and following the Sunnah which encourages it. We all know the dimensions of Islam, and that everything in it must be good in all aspects, including health aspects. If the benefits are not apparent now, they will become known in the future, as has happened with regard to male circumcision - the world now knows its benefits and it has become widespread among all nations despite the opposition of some groups.
Then she mentioned some of the health benefits of female circumcision and said:
It takes away excessive libido from women
It prevents unpleasant odours which result from foul secretions beneath the prepuce.
It reduces the incidence of urinary tract infections
It reduces the incidence of infections of the reproductive system.
In the book on Traditions that affect the health of women and children, which was published by the World Health Organization in 1979 it says:
With regard to the type of female circumcision which involves removal of the prepuce of the clitoris, which is similar to male circumcision, no harmful health effects have been noted.
And Allaah knows best.
Mentioning some of these benefits, Dr. Haamid al-Ghawaabi says:
The secretions of the labia minora accumulate in uncircumcised women and turn rancid, so they develop an unpleasant odour which may lead to infections of the vagina or urethra. I have seen many cases of sickness caused by the lack of circumcision.
Circumcision reduces excessive sensitivity of the clitoris which may cause it to increase in size to 3 centimeters when aroused, which is very annoying to the husband, especially at the time of intercourse.
Another benefit of circumcision is that it prevents stimulation of the clitoris which makes it grow large in such a manner that it causes pain.
Circumcision prevents spasms of the clitoris which are a kind of inflammation.
Circumcision reduces excessive sexual desire.
Then Dr al-Ghawaabi refutes those who claim that female circumcision leads to frigidity by noting:
Frigidity has many causes, and this claim is not based on any sound statistics comparing circumcised women with uncircumcised women, except in the case of Pharaonic circumcision which is where the clitoris is excised completely. This does in fact lead to frigidity but it is contrary to the kind of circumcision enjoined by the Prophet of mercy (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said: “Do not destroy” i.e., do not uproot or excise. This alone is evidence that speaks for itself, because medicine at that time knew very little about this sensitive organ (the clitoris) and its nerves.
From Liwa’ al-Islam magazine, issue 8 and 10; article entitled Khitaan al-Banaat (circumcision of girls).
The female gynaecologist Sitt al-Banaat Khaalid says in an article entitled Khitaan al-Banaat Ru’yah Sihhiyyah (Female circumcision from a health point of view):
For us in the Muslim world female circumcision is, above all else, obedience to Islam, which means acting in accordance with the fitrah and following the Sunnah which encourages it. We all know the dimensions of Islam, and that everything in it must be good in all aspects, including health aspects. If the benefits are not apparent now, they will become known in the future, as has happened with regard to male circumcision - the world now knows its benefits and it has become widespread among all nations despite the opposition of some groups.
Then she mentioned some of the health benefits of female circumcision and said:
It takes away excessive libido from women
It prevents unpleasant odours which result from foul secretions beneath the prepuce.
It reduces the incidence of urinary tract infections
It reduces the incidence of infections of the reproductive system.
In the book on Traditions that affect the health of women and children, which was published by the World Health Organization in 1979 it says:
With regard to the type of female circumcision which involves removal of the prepuce of the clitoris, which is similar to male circumcision, no harmful health effects have been noted.
Circumcision is prescribed for both males and females. The correct view is that circumcision is obligatory for males and that it is one of the symbols of Islam, and that circumcision of women is mustahabb but not obligatory.
There are reports in the Sunnah which indicate that circumcision for women is prescribed in Islam. In Madeenah there was a woman who circumcised women and the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said to her: “Do not go to the extreme in cutting; that is better for the woman and more liked by the husband.” Narrated by Abu Dawood (5271), classed as saheeh by Shaykh al-Albaani in Saheeh Abi Dawood.
The Reliance of the Traveller says Circumcision is obligatory (for every male and female)
by cutting off the piece of skin on the glans of the penis of the male,
but circumcision of the female is by cutting out the clitoris
(this is called HufaaD). {bold emphasis ours}
The Arabic word bazr does not mean "prepuce of the clitoris", it means the clitoris itself (cf. the entry in the Arabic-English Dictionary). The deceptive translation by Nuh Hah Mim Keller, made for Western consumption, obscures the Shafi’i law, given by ‘Umdat al-Salik, that circumcision of girls by excision of the clitoris is mandatory. This particular form of female circumcision is widely practiced in Egypt, where the Shafi’i school of Sunni law is followed.
he following quotation is taken from Reliance of the Traveller, Revised edition, amana publications, Beltsville, 1997. The title page informs us that this book is
The Classic Manual of Islamic Sacred Law ‘Umdat al-Salik
by Ahmad ibn Naqib al-Misri (d. 769/1368) in Arabic with
Facing English Text, Commentary, and Appendices
Edited and Translated by Nuh Ha Mim Keller
In this book, in the section titled "THE BODY", we find on page 59 the following doctored entry for Western consumption:
Nuh Hah Mim Keller's Translation Arabic Original
e4.3 Circumcision is obligatory (O: for both men and women. For men it consists of removing the prepuce from the penis, and for women, removing the prepuce (Ar. Bazr) of the clitoris (n: not the clitoris itself, as some mistakenly assert). (A: Hanbalis hold that circumcision of women is not obligatory but sunna, while Hanafis consider it a mere courtesy to the husband.)"
@@taimurahmad But circumcision is so stupid......It is not medically necessary by any stretch of the imagination, unless you believe in superstition and nonsense, of course.
So my question is what should those women who undergo this practice do?
Sadly, there is anything that can be done once FGM process has taken place. The female will live the rest of her life without gaining sexual pleasure due to the clitoris being removed.
*isn't anything
That’s no true, in the uk and German I know for sure they do restructure work
@@sarahosman9030 If the Nervs are destroyed you cant fix it. I did read a Book Many Years ago of a Somali Lady and she said she was never capaple of Climaxing.
@lost_poet, I think you should be attentive in your words. This is a sensitive topic for most women. What's your prove for your statement?
they did it to me also but I'm from Pakistan. I have forgiven my parents
I am so sorry for you. But they were cruel to you for denying you one of the pleasures of marriage.
@@impotustangerinus6482 I thought that oral sex was prohibited in Islam since it’s considered bad.
Do people that went through FGM still have the ability to a good sex life?
No. Because they remove the clitoris which stimulates the female and gives her sexual pleasure.
Hahahaha no, they literally never ever ever feel pleasure and it's specifically done so the women don't feel pleasure because the belief is that if they have pleasure they'll turn immodest
@@EV-EV-EV that’s absolutely jahil thinking. Why did Allah give them these organs?. Also women have 7 erogenous zones, what are they going to do, cut up their whole body.
@shahriar4706 May you share your opinion on my question?
@shahriar4706 when I learn Islam from Shafa'i
Brother, I am a Muslimah living in US. I and my family lived in Gambia where circumcision was done for boys AND some girls. It is not done openly and there is secrecy on the practice for the girls. The practice is confusing because there is no clear knowledge of why circumcision for girls is even done. The Hadith are vague on the knowledge, it recognizes it but does not say why or how, or where to cut. I will say what drives the practice is folklore during Victorian era believed a respectable woman or wife was not to show too much pleasure ecstasy during intimacy. In earlier parts of Africa, cutting was done to curtail desire and prevent young women from promiscuity. Listening to your video I think you know this, but the truth is nobody wants to admit that and no one dares contradict Islam. In a previous video, you mentioned about wives not always being in the mood and one reason may be a wife’s duty over pleasure, circumcision may be one of several reasons. Why an older woman who had it done to herself would subject a young girl to the same fate is a mystery, but in many cultures worldwide older women are put in charge of maintaining societal norms of young women. But does anyone have the courage to say circumcision of women is no longer necessary? As Salamu ‘alaikum.
FGM is done in Malaysia and Indonesia too. When the Malaysian government (after UN pressure) tried to prohibit FGM, the official Islamic authority declared that it was an Islamic practice.
The female gynaecologist Sitt al-Banaat Khaalid says in an article entitled Khitaan al-Banaat Ru’yah Sihhiyyah (Female circumcision from a health point of view):
For us in the Muslim world female circumcision is, above all else, obedience to Islam, which means acting in accordance with the fitrah and following the Sunnah which encourages it. We all know the dimensions of Islam, and that everything in it must be good in all aspects, including health aspects. If the benefits are not apparent now, they will become known in the future, as has happened with regard to male circumcision - the world now knows its benefits and it has become widespread among all nations despite the opposition of some groups.
Then she mentioned some of the health benefits of female circumcision and said:
It takes away excessive libido from women
It prevents unpleasant odours which result from foul secretions beneath the prepuce.
It reduces the incidence of urinary tract infections
It reduces the incidence of infections of the reproductive system.
In the book on Traditions that affect the health of women and children, which was published by the World Health Organization in 1979 it says:
With regard to the type of female circumcision which involves removal of the prepuce of the clitoris, which is similar to male circumcision, no harmful health effects have been noted.
And Allaah knows best.
Mentioning some of these benefits, Dr. Haamid al-Ghawaabi says:
The secretions of the labia minora accumulate in uncircumcised women and turn rancid, so they develop an unpleasant odour which may lead to infections of the vagina or urethra. I have seen many cases of sickness caused by the lack of circumcision.
Circumcision reduces excessive sensitivity of the clitoris which may cause it to increase in size to 3 centimeters when aroused, which is very annoying to the husband, especially at the time of intercourse.
Another benefit of circumcision is that it prevents stimulation of the clitoris which makes it grow large in such a manner that it causes pain.
Circumcision prevents spasms of the clitoris which are a kind of inflammation.
Circumcision reduces excessive sexual desire.
Then Dr al-Ghawaabi refutes those who claim that female circumcision leads to frigidity by noting:
Frigidity has many causes, and this claim is not based on any sound statistics comparing circumcised women with uncircumcised women, except in the case of Pharaonic circumcision which is where the clitoris is excised completely. This does in fact lead to frigidity but it is contrary to the kind of circumcision enjoined by the Prophet of mercy (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said: “Do not destroy” i.e., do not uproot or excise. This alone is evidence that speaks for itself, because medicine at that time knew very little about this sensitive organ (the clitoris) and its nerves.
From Liwa’ al-Islam magazine, issue 8 and 10; article entitled Khitaan al-Banaat (circumcision of girls).
The female gynaecologist Sitt al-Banaat Khaalid says in an article entitled Khitaan al-Banaat Ru’yah Sihhiyyah (Female circumcision from a health point of view):
For us in the Muslim world female circumcision is, above all else, obedience to Islam, which means acting in accordance with the fitrah and following the Sunnah which encourages it. We all know the dimensions of Islam, and that everything in it must be good in all aspects, including health aspects. If the benefits are not apparent now, they will become known in the future, as has happened with regard to male circumcision - the world now knows its benefits and it has become widespread among all nations despite the opposition of some groups.
Then she mentioned some of the health benefits of female circumcision and said:
It takes away excessive libido from women
It prevents unpleasant odours which result from foul secretions beneath the prepuce.
It reduces the incidence of urinary tract infections
It reduces the incidence of infections of the reproductive system.
In the book on Traditions that affect the health of women and children, which was published by the World Health Organization in 1979 it says:
With regard to the type of female circumcision which involves removal of the prepuce of the clitoris, which is similar to male circumcision, no harmful health effects have been noted.
Circumcision is prescribed for both males and females. The correct view is that circumcision is obligatory for males and that it is one of the symbols of Islam, and that circumcision of women is mustahabb but not obligatory.
There are reports in the Sunnah which indicate that circumcision for women is prescribed in Islam. In Madeenah there was a woman who circumcised women and the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said to her: “Do not go to the extreme in cutting; that is better for the woman and more liked by the husband.” Narrated by Abu Dawood (5271), classed as saheeh by Shaykh al-Albaani in Saheeh Abi Dawood.
Female circumcision is not a clear matter. There's no text that daughters of Rasulullah ص ever got circumcised. I'm not talking about FGM.
This is horrific😓
I've had many discussions on this topic with females in the past. In my experience regardless of what you say or whether you present hadiths to support your case citing exactly what Gabrielle said in this video, they will infuriatingly still blindly argue with you. They still refuse to acknowledge that there is a difference between FGM and female circumcision. For those who don't know, female circumcision is recommended by the prophet, this will enchance female sexual pleasure. I don't know why females fail to understand this very simple basic fact.
Im low on time right now but fgm is haram and circumsision is sunnah?
@@branchprediction9923 I'm not sure whether it's sunnah, but female circumcision is recommended by the prophet.. FGM has no place in islam
Gotcha, thank u bro
@shurta826 well, that's because i didn't know it was obligatory. You are welcome to share references so that we can be confident of this view.
@lost poet thank you! Well said. Lots of women do not know their deen or refuse to know. Lots of Muslims are listening to the kauffars like they are our role models smh
It’s not just about pleasure. Women have difficulty with menses and giving birth.
It's a sunnah, even though it's barbaric
@@EV-EV-EV he just explained the difference taking skin is one thing. Cutting major organs and sewing them all up so that some can’t even urinate is a absolutely haram.
@@EV-EV-EV apparently it’s something that they used to do in the Pharaohs time. To ensure a man was getting a virgin.
@shurta826 FGM and circumsion are 2 different things. Also you can’t really tell the difference if a woman is circumcised or not.
@shurta826 more pleasing for the wife not for the husband
I thought they only do it on gay and lesbian women.
They do it little girls 5 or 6
No it's Sunnah to do it to little girls
@@EV-EV-EV prophet wasn’t a girl so it can’t be sunnah. BJP/ijrael supporter from India?
@@sarahosman9030 that’s very unacceptable
@shurta826 lol i love your name. hhh I remember shurtas from my tme in saudi
Theres lots of benefits to female circumcision & also to protect female chastity, don’t cut the organ off course thats wrong
what are the benefits?