이슬람의 섹슈얼리티
A Study on Sexuality in Islam
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In recent years, some discussions have been made on how the patriarchal control of women’s sexuality is actually based on Islamic law. And Fundamentally, the discussion of ‘Islamic sexuality’ itself seems to need to broaden the horizon of understanding. Sexuality in Islam is not restricted to procreation as in most other monotheistic religions. Instead, sexuality is considered to be an expression of spirituality. The purpose of this study is to clarify the sexual ethics of sexuality inherent in Islamic law and Islamic thought. In particular, Islam’s customs and heavenly view play a very important role in understanding Islam’s sexuality. Therefore, we tried to discuss the main sources of Islamic doctrine such as the Koran and Hadith, and referenced various examples and interpretations through other literature sources. We could define that the sexuality is a comprehensive term that translates into the sum total of a person’s wellbeing and humanity. An understanding of one’s sexuality is an all-encompassing process. Religion is a visible thread that runs through many traditional and contemporary societies. However Islam, more than many other religions, has a more visible and palpable impact on the lives of its adherents. Islam is defined not only as a religion with laws guiding values, rituals,human transactions and morals but as a way of life. There are regulations guiding politics, economy and culture and even toilet habits and conjugal relations among couples. Islam provides all the information required to design a comprehensive sexuality education for all its adherents from the cradle to the grave irrespective of their race or culture. Indeed, Islam is the culture Muslims are supposed to live and espouse. Islam’s sexual standards are paradoxical: on the one hand, sexual activity is permitted and even encouraged, on the other hand discrimination is enforced between male and female individuals, marriage and non-marriage, heterosexuality and homosexuality.
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In recent years, some discussions have been made on how the patriarchal control of women’s sexuality is actually based on Islamic law. And Fundamentally, the discussion of ‘Islamic sexuality’ itself seems to need to broaden the horizon of understanding. Sexuality in Islam is not restricted to procreation as in most other monotheistic religions. Instead, sexuality is considered to be an expression of spirituality. The purpose of this study is to clarify the sexual ethics of sexuality inherent in Islamic law and Islamic thought. In particular, Islam’s customs and heavenly view play a very important role in understanding Islam’s sexuality. Therefore, we tried to discuss the main sources of Islamic doctrine such as the Koran and Hadith, and referenced various examples and interpretations through other literature sources. We could define that the sexuality is a comprehensive term that translates into the sum total of a person’s wellbeing and humanity. An understanding of one’s sexuality is an all-encompassing process. Religion is a visible thread that runs through many traditional and contemporary societies. However Islam, more than many other religions, has a more visible and palpable impact on the lives of its adherents. Islam is defined not only as a religion with laws guiding values, rituals,human transactions and morals but as a way of life. There are regulations guiding politics, economy and culture and even toilet habits and conjugal relations among couples. Islam provides all the information required to design a comprehensive sexuality education for all its adherents from the cradle to the grave irrespective of their race or culture. Indeed, Islam is the culture Muslims are supposed to live and espouse. Islam’s sexual standards are paradoxical: on the one hand, sexual activity is permitted and even encouraged, on the other hand discrimination is enforced between male and female individuals, marriage and non-marriage, heterosexuality and homosexuality.
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