EGYPT, In Egypt if a husband or wife has just died, the spouse may
be legitimate "sexual intercourse" with him. Condition, age of the body
can not be longer than 6 hours. That Act is now the land controversy in the
Pyramid. Laws called "Farewell Intercourse" or intercourse separation.
Authors resident Ahmed quoting Tsar Blenzinky Dailymail.co.uk news mentions, intercourse is controversial because of the breakup of the National Council for Women of Egypt (Egypt's National Council for Women / NCW) is currently suing the law to Egyptian parliament for the Law was thwarted . Along with the Act's lawsuit, also filed a lawsuit against the NCW Act that says girls can marry from the age of 14. The second reason the lawsuit was
"This law will discredit, undermine and negatively affect the status of Egyptian women in planning for the future development of women,"
While defending the Farewell Intercourse Act, are those who follow the fatwa scholars Morocco (Zamzami Abdul Bari) that said, the status of husband-wife marriage remains valid even if any-one of them just died. Farewell Intercourse Act to continue the logic fatwa scholars. The fatwa was issued in May 2011 in Morocco at the time Egypt had a "spring revolution." Gradually the view fatwa is finally seeping into Egypt and eventually passed into law.
There are members of the Egyptian parliament to approve the lawsuit because the law has the potential to destroy the family and the Act was passed to please the former first lady, Suzanne Mubarak.
"It's incredible. It's a disaster to give the husband the right, "said Jaber al-TV broadcaster that criticized Qarmouty view that law.
Authors resident Ahmed quoting Tsar Blenzinky Dailymail.co.uk news mentions, intercourse is controversial because of the breakup of the National Council for Women of Egypt (Egypt's National Council for Women / NCW) is currently suing the law to Egyptian parliament for the Law was thwarted . Along with the Act's lawsuit, also filed a lawsuit against the NCW Act that says girls can marry from the age of 14. The second reason the lawsuit was
"This law will discredit, undermine and negatively affect the status of Egyptian women in planning for the future development of women,"
While defending the Farewell Intercourse Act, are those who follow the fatwa scholars Morocco (Zamzami Abdul Bari) that said, the status of husband-wife marriage remains valid even if any-one of them just died. Farewell Intercourse Act to continue the logic fatwa scholars. The fatwa was issued in May 2011 in Morocco at the time Egypt had a "spring revolution." Gradually the view fatwa is finally seeping into Egypt and eventually passed into law.
There are members of the Egyptian parliament to approve the lawsuit because the law has the potential to destroy the family and the Act was passed to please the former first lady, Suzanne Mubarak.
"It's incredible. It's a disaster to give the husband the right, "said Jaber al-TV broadcaster that criticized Qarmouty view that law.
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