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Wives blamed for straying hubbies

The Star/Asia News Network

BUTTERWORTH, Malaysia - The Obedient Wives Club is set to stir up another controversy with a member here blaming women for husbands who indulge in illegal sexual relationships.

Hajiera Hartley said women who did not fulfil the sexual needs of their husbands caused the men to look for illicit affairs.

She said a survey carried out recently by the club showed that only 10% of Malay wives understood the sexual needs of their husbands.

"Most married Malay women are busy with domestic chores and ignore the sexual needs of their husbands.

"A sexually satisfied husband can lead to a harmonious family," she told a press conference on the club's War Against Illicit Sex campaign at the Global Ikhwan Sdn Bhd office in Lahar Yooi, near Tasek Gelugor, yesterday.

Hajiera said Islam teaches Muslim wives to offer themselves 100% to their husbands and advised women to dress attractively for their husbands.

Global Ikhwan, reportedly an off-shoot of the banned Al-Arqam movement, had set up the club to help "improve" wives.

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The Obedient Wives Club (OWC) are a group which set up in Malayasia but are looking to open up branches in London and Paris. The group recommend women to satisfy their husbands by obeying them in every sense and the club have also drawn up a leaflet on how to "be submissive and keep their spouses happy in the bedroom". They argue that this will help curb marital problems such as infidelity. But do you agree? Should religious vows include words such as 'obey'? Is the woman's role to serve the husband? Would you join a club like OWC? Or do you think that this concept is outdated?


"In Islam, if the husband wants sex and the wife is not in the mood, she has to give in to him. If not, the angels will curse her. This is not good for the family."
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