Kerala Muslim cleric’s sexist remarks describing bodily features of hoors spark massive outrage
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Kerala Muslim cleric’s sexist remarks describing bodily features of hoors spark massive outrage

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Nov 23, 2021, 08:00 am IST
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A speech by E P Abubacker Qasimi has triggered massive controversy in Kerala. The Muslim cleric is heard listing the advantages of being in the Muslim Jannat; which includes ladies with big breasts, an alcoholic river, mansions and gardens. 

E P Abubacker Qasimi also said that the ladies in Allah’s Jannat didn’t urinate or excrete. They would allow those in Jannat to lay on their laps. He also added that if an inmate wanted ladies with big breasts, Allah would provide them with ladies of their choice. 

He also added that people in Jannat were free to swim in the Alcoholic River created by Allah. Drinking alcohol is not a sin there as this Alcohol is provided by Allah. He also pointed out that those in Jannat need not stand in a long line outside beverages outlets. 

E P Abubacker Qasimi also said that the ladies in Jannat didn’t have the ability to think. 

Even though the entire speech is being widely shared on social media, the Kerala politicians are yet to react to this misogynistic speech. It needs to be seen whether any action will be taken against this Muslim cleric who sees ladies as mere sex toys.
 

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