Members of Malaysia’s Obedient Wives Club.
KUALA LUMPUR: Despite having the last sex guide banned by the Malaysia government, the “Obedient Wives Club” has launched a new guide detailing how to “please your husband.”
Titled “The Holy Spirit and Holy Islamic Sex Booklet” the aim for the OWC is promote wives’ indulging in better sex in order to keep their husbands from “straying” in their marriage.
The previous booklet launched by the women’s group, “Holy Islamic Sex” was banned by the government.
The Obedient Wives Club advocate subservience to their husbands and have published a book calling for women to have sex with their husbands whenever they demand.
The previos book, was in Malay, but not available at local stores in the country due to the ban.
Many say it is read by hundreds of members of the club, a small Malaysian sect that also practices and advocates polygamy.
“I am very disturbed by this kind of book, but I don’t think the government should be banning it because that only makes it more popular,” said Tina Rinbala, a Kuala Lumpur-based researcher of women’s issues. She told Bikyamasr.com that the publication is “horrific and tells women they are lesser beings, which we should fight through education, not banning.”
Although the first volume contained no explicit images, it did have descriptions of the 56-year-old author’s opinions and experiences of marriage.
It tells readers how couples should approach sex, claiming that women in marriages only “satisfy” their husbands’ needs 10 percent of the time.
Members of the controversial club argued the book was intended to be a spiritual guide read exclusively by club members to help them comprehend sex better.
Still, Rinbala disagrees and argued it perpetuates stereotypes that are not “part of Islam” and that “people should be advocating equality and certainly this will deliver better sex for couples.”
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