Sex Education In Islam
Walekum salam, thanks for the link. But I have already read Mr. Shehzad’s thoughts on that. What I am interested in is, a) the language that we use while dealing with kids, b) the use of metaphors, if we have to, while making a kid understand what we want her/him understand. Mr. Saleem’s thoughts look a bit ambiguous, say for example when he says that a we have to handle this topic with extreme care, he doesn’t explain the nuances it carries along. A class second student asks a mom how did I come in this world, she doesn’t reply, she has to lie by making a story? When sexual feelings for the first time develop in kids, how would they respond is where Islamic education in sex would help, which I fail to notice. For my whole life, I have seen molvis & scholars running away from these answers, perhaps these questions make them uncomfortable, whether because of hypocrisy, shame or ignorance, I don’t know. I hope you can offer more substantial amount of work on this, if there’s any. Thank you.