Adult suckling is against the Quranic message and the noble teaching of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SWS). Firstly, Allah (SWT) encourages a woman to suckle her child only up to the age of two. Secondly, touching a non-Mehram woman is totally haram in Islam to initiate any such process. Thirdly, Islam categorically rejects the principle of achieving a desired result by haram means. For example Islam does not allow a person to take bribe, interest and cheat to make money and help people through Zakat and Sadaqa.
The above three Quranic principles have been supported and exemplified by the life of our beloved prophet Muhammad (SWS).
Also to support my contention: the fatwa mentioned was rescinded by the Egyptian Ulama and the original author of the fatwa retracted from it. Actually he was suspended from Al-Azhar for making this outrageous fatwa. The Ulamas' opinion was that this act is not compatible with logic and human nature.
Aziz Huq
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
From: qrahman@netscape.net
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 01:06:02 -0400
Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Fw: You must have come across this already but if not...
Which turned the maid into "Family".
Feeding milk to grown up men is a clear distortion of a nice custom. I
still think it is hoax. If this was true it can be a fine example of
regious extreamism. Which caused problem to followers of all major
religions. Lately we have seen how fanatic Jews made it "Kosher" to
kill unarmed people.
There was a time when Bangla translation of the noble Quran was banned
by scholars of Islam. It was a Hindu pandit who started this important
"Islamic" work of bringing back light of Islam to Muslims of Bengal.
Having basic knowledge of religion can help us dealing with this sort
of situations.
Shalom.
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