Deranged mind of the "Sleeping with dead wives" Cleric Zamzami Abdul Bari
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| Zamzami Abdul Bari showing widowers the way to "RIDE" |
I
chose not to comment on the Daily Mail UK report of yesterday, announcing plans
by Egypt's Islamist dominated Parliament to present a proposal for ‘farewell
intercourse law’ that would legally permit husbands to have sex with their
wives up to six hours after their demise; for the simple reason that writing on
such a topic would have cast a shadow of morbidity over my wedding anniversary.
As
to be expected, the news was followed by a barrage of outrage in the media not
just from women groups in Egypt but also from people the world over; people
like me.
I thought it was sheer madness that members of the Egyptian Parliament
would even consider a proposal for a law that would endorse the despicable act
of necrophilia simply on the say so of the Moroccan Cleric Zamzami Abdul Bari, who in May 2011 asserted that
under Islam, marriage remains valid after death. I wondered if perhaps the “Arab
Spring” that swept through Egypt over a year ago had left their Parliament with
warped sensibilities about the “best practices” for a better Egypt.
In my
opinion, I consider the very notion of it a travesty against the very principles
that guide human existence. Acts that even the US with all the liberties it
affords its citizens draws the line at. I wondered what purpose it would serve
if implemented. What pleasure would a man get from lying with the lifeless body
of his wife except he’s a closet necrophiliac given to thoughts of such
perversion in the past? After all one would imagine that a husband would be so distraught
at the passing of his wife and erotica should be the last thing on his mind. Then
again, who knows, may be plans for the law may very well be a twisted plot by
some perverts in government to introduce into the mainstream, macabre ritualistic
rites hitherto practiced secretly.
Whatever
the case and since an official of the Egypt Embassy in the UK had denied the
allegations, I was interested in knowing what was behind Abdul Bari’s comments
and whilst not attempting to cut him any slack, I realised that missing from the news report was the circumstances
behind such a perverse comment.
I just had to know the context in which he made such a sick statement.
Not one
easily phased by the prospect of trawling the web, I did the needful and to be honest
I shouldn’t have bothered because it was a total waste of time. I discovered
that Abdul Bari a senior official no less an
Expert in Exceptional Matters of the
Habous Ministry in Morocco was in my opinion certifiably psychotic. Only a
deranged mind would justify necrophilia (which by the way is already lawful
(Halal) in Morocco) by means of an analogy thus: ...
“Since a good Muslim couple will meet again in Heaven, and since death does not
alter the marital contract (in his opinion) it is not a hindrance to the
husband’s desire to have sexual intercourse with the corpse of his (freshly)
deceased wife.”
Much
as I wouldn’t want to tread on eggshells here by speaking on “you know what”,
since I wouldn’t want Fatwa declared against me if I “misrepresent’, nonetheless
I know that this Buffoon is on his own on this and nowhere in Islamic doctrine
is such a despicable act tolerated therefore all I can say to Abdul Bari is “
Oga your HALAL IS HARAM”
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