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Acquiring information about our God-given and divine creation of the sexual and reproductive systems is not a crime, nor should it even be taboo. There is nothing within the Quran or Hadiths that states “thou shall not seek sexual health information until the night before your wedding.” Why do we, therefore, extrapolate this tendency and refute the link between knowing and understanding bodies and being a whole and fully-informed spiritual being? There is no shame or immodesty with seeking information about sexual health, including looking at anatomical diagrams, reading about the physiology of the reproductive system, learning about healthy relationships by exploring information in the Quran and Hadith, etc. Seeking information about sexual health is spiritually empowering. It’s unfortunate to hear people say otherwise. Have we gone back to pre-Islamic times? Or are we going to educate ourselves without shame, as the women of the Ansar did, when they frankly asked Aisha (RA) about when they were able to pray post-menstruation by showing cotton cloth samples of vaginal discharge?
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