Breast feeding of the adult! read and laugh

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 30, 2011 at 06:13

It seems that our dear Naushad is not aware of the breast feeding of the adult tradition

>In conservative muslim societies, it is difficult to rape the opposite sex because they are kept apart. In western societies, where sexual intermingling is the order of the day, rape has just become another past-time. lol.

But it seems that with testosterone and all as in the case of Egypt dressing women in 7th century garb be it diapers or little tents is not stopping el-taharush el-gensi of women right ?

Oh there is more: It seems that your so called prophet realized that this 7th century Arabian garb is not enough to "protect women" and this is why he invented rida3at al-kabeer! yakhrabi wa yalahwiti! Oh this is Arabic sarcasm

Oh I will be nice to you this means "The breast feeding of the adult tradition" where we are told that this was supposed to be an aya in the Qur'an but the palm leaf upon which this aya was written was eaten by a goat! ROTFL Allah's words were eaten by a goat

So what do we have here? Well it seems that Muhammad was saying that if a woman is to work or be with a man that she is not related to then the only way that they can mix and work together is that she breat feed him! Yes breast feed him! Not once but at least five time! For how long? Until he is satisfied! and then and only then she and he can work or be together1

So would you allow your daughter to breast feed a co-worker our dear Naushad? A yes or no answer will do and remember if you say no then you are not following your prophet's instructions

And who says that islam is not ridiculous

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