Islamic Guide To Sexual Relations by
Muhammad Ibn Adam Al-Kawthari
My rating:
5 of 5 stars
Some non-muslims teased the companions of noble prophet saw. They said, your prophet tells you about how to wipe yourself too.
The companions, not suffering from any inferiority complex, said Indeed he does. And he tells us to do in so and so manner.
Alhamdulillah, Allah has taught us through His messenger about each and every facet of life. And one important aspect of a person's life is sex. Maslow would place it as one of the five most basic human needs. Well above self-actualisation, esteem, love, belonging, intellectual pursuits. In terms of a person's well-being's dependence on it, it's not much different from food itself. As the joke goes. Sex, like Oxygen, only becomes important when you aren't getting any.
Unfortunately, muslim world is too shy to talk about it, or to acknowledge.
May Allah give rise to more scholars in ummat, who are able and willing to talk about the relevant issues with clarity and completeness. This book is by one such scholar.
At the very least, one would learn what how the Prophet, the greatest of men of all time, loved his wives, and treated them.
At the best, it could inspire one to fall in love with Allah and His final prophet once again, for having thought about us, the ummatis to such an extent, and to provide us with a deen so complete in guidance, and so pure in its rule.
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