'Club veered from requirement of Islam on issue of sex'
On the same subject, Mashitah said the club had veered from the requirement of Islam on the issue of marital sex as Muslim couples should keep a veil of secrecy over their conjugal acts.
She added that lessons on sexual matters were never a priority for Muslims couples as it was taboo to talk about it openly.
"We have to remember that even blind couples know how to fulfil their sexual needs without watching pornographic videos as learning aids."
She said the club appeared to hold a populist view to seek attention by advocating that wives should treat their husbands "like a first-class prostitute".
OWC international president Dr Rohaya Mohamed had said on Saturday that the club's philosophy was based on the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, which should be put into practice.
"Like polygamy, we realise people will be doubtful. But we are proof that it works but only if we follow closely the teachings of God.
"It was practised effectively by (the late Al-Arqam founder) Ashaari Mohamed and his children," she had said.
On the same subject, Mashitah said the club had veered from the requirement of Islam on the issue of marital sex as Muslim couples should keep a veil of secrecy over their conjugal acts.
She added that lessons on sexual matters were never a priority for Muslims couples as it was taboo to talk about it openly.
"We have to remember that even blind couples know how to fulfil their sexual needs without watching pornographic videos as learning aids."
She said the club appeared to hold a populist view to seek attention by advocating that wives should treat their husbands "like a first-class prostitute".
OWC international president Dr Rohaya Mohamed had said on Saturday that the club's philosophy was based on the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, which should be put into practice.
"Like polygamy, we realise people will be doubtful. But we are proof that it works but only if we follow closely the teachings of God.
"It was practised effectively by (the late Al-Arqam founder) Ashaari Mohamed and his children," she had said.
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