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There's tons of hijab porn and Islam blasphemy porn on the internet. It's possible to make a html game with those. Hell I wouldn't even mind some AI in the mix if someone can pull this off.
Someone's gotta make a blasphemy porn game like the monastery but with Islam
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Pretentious Goblin
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There are a couple of games with hijabis. Although given how awful the religion is, I'd be more into a game where MC is corrupted into it.
https://f95zone.to/threads/the-prison-guard-v0-4-0-full-trash-panda.122874/
https://f95zone.to/threads/4-years-in-tehran-v0-6-monia.91182/
https://f95zone.to/threads/the-prison-guard-v0-4-0-full-trash-panda.122874/
https://f95zone.to/threads/4-years-in-tehran-v0-6-monia.91182/
Such a game could be hot, but in order to actually pull it of, it would need to be realistic, i.e. the one heck of a slooooooow buuuuurn. In fact, even Insomnimaniac Games's probably humorous comment makes sense in this context: seeing the naked shin of a woman who is always covered is erotic IMHO.
Alas, think in all Hijabi content I have seen, the women strip faster than a mom asking her son to help her with yoga in a typical AVN.
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If you wanna piss off brown people tell them you wipe your ass with toilet paper. They seem to be very emotional about this
Actually the proper way would be something like this. Set in a country or era where characters around her would be strictly religious. Then it would be taboo. The effort to turn her (and people around her) into lusty sinners would be worth it. But almost all the games that have hijabis in them, either remove the hijab or make her a slut in one conversation.
I don't think anyone is gonna go for blasphemy on this one because you know. But the slow corruption aspect should be explored in more games.
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Monastery, slow corruption, Islam... The number of people, in this thread, who never listened in history lessons is astounding.
Slutty or sexually deviant (aka bi/lesbians) daughters were sent to convent. Wives who dishonored there husband were sent to convent. At the time where people were the most strict on a religious point of view, you had equal chances to find someone to empty your balls in a convent than in a brothel.
As for Islam, historically the hijab have nothing to do with purity. In fact it's not even mandatory according to the Qur'an; same for Abaya, Niqab and Burqa. The two last come from regions where nomadism was the norm, and where a way to protect women against abduction; when you don't know if you kidnap the beautiful 16yo daughter or the 75yo grand mother, you think twice. Due to the climate in those region, it also wasn't this rare that the Niqab or Burqa were the sole clothes they wore; implied no underclothes nor even underwear.
This while women were so trusted that they were moving banks, wearing the wealth of their husband on their body through their jewelry. And behind closed doors, those jewelry could easily turn as the sole clothes they would wear.
And, of course, do I have to remind that Harem is an Islam thing and were full of Muslim women?
Of course, all this wasn't generalized, yet it's what those time were. Nuns purity, Muslim women modesty, all this is modern constructions.
Slutty or sexually deviant (aka bi/lesbians) daughters were sent to convent. Wives who dishonored there husband were sent to convent. At the time where people were the most strict on a religious point of view, you had equal chances to find someone to empty your balls in a convent than in a brothel.
As for Islam, historically the hijab have nothing to do with purity. In fact it's not even mandatory according to the Qur'an; same for Abaya, Niqab and Burqa. The two last come from regions where nomadism was the norm, and where a way to protect women against abduction; when you don't know if you kidnap the beautiful 16yo daughter or the 75yo grand mother, you think twice. Due to the climate in those region, it also wasn't this rare that the Niqab or Burqa were the sole clothes they wore; implied no underclothes nor even underwear.
This while women were so trusted that they were moving banks, wearing the wealth of their husband on their body through their jewelry. And behind closed doors, those jewelry could easily turn as the sole clothes they would wear.
And, of course, do I have to remind that Harem is an Islam thing and were full of Muslim women?
Of course, all this wasn't generalized, yet it's what those time were. Nuns purity, Muslim women modesty, all this is modern constructions.
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And you, are you sure?
The verse talk about "adornments", it's the footnote, and therefore one's reading, that define it as including hairs.
The other Surah addressing this is Al Ahzab, verse 59 [
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What crap. All fiqh agree that a woman should cover her hair in public, and almost all agree that a woman should only show her face and hands, i.e. that which it is difficult not to show.
Orthodox Jewish women sometimes cover their hair, but hardly anyone seems to rape them if they don't.
My grandmothers were Christians, and wore headscarves. But that was before the invention of hairspray, and the only wore the headscarf until they got to wherever they were going, then took it off to wantonly display their hair to any males present. Neither were ever raped, or at least if they were, they never complained about it!
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Can I know why the fuck you talk about rape about something that isn't even about sexuality?
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Literally the topic of OP Hall Monitor, if they don't want it discussed, report the thread to be nuked. 'Nuff said.
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Because the hadith refer to avoiding harassment, and I expect you know what is meant by that?
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Thread is fine because the tenets of religion isn't the focus. You three delving into religious tenets is off-topic and may violate rules. Yes, I could report the posts... But you could be an adult and take the nudge instead of someon having to "tattle" on you.
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We get it, your defensive, for whatever reason, accurate or redditor knowledge, nothing you said is relevant to the point of this thread. You wouldn't care about realism if this thread was about nuns.
It doesn't change that the Hijab is an underutilized symbol of the hidden female sexual form, its got so much untapped potential for potential taboo stories.
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