Domination & submission _ the BDSM relationship handbook ( PDFDrive )

he wishes, and his wife may have as many slave girls as she wishes, as well.
However, the Master does not have sexual access to his wife’s slave girls.
For many Muslims, it may be difficult to know which BDSM activities are halal
(allowed), and which are haram (forbidden). For the most part, Islamic law
teaches that any form of consensual sexual intimacy between man and wife, or
man and concubine is halal, except anal sex or sex during menstruation. A
woman may not, however, be compelled by her husband (or in the case of a
concubine, her Master) to perform any sex
act that may be considered to be physically, emotionally or relationally
harmful or demeaning. This, of course, is always open to
interpretation. Many Muslim sects have issued fatwas regarding the practice of
sexual sadism, classifying it as a harmful practice, and
essentially forbidding it. Additionally, there are also a large number of
authoritative fatwas forbidding any role play of an activity that, in reality, would
be considered haram. This would include BDSM
role-play activities like age play, incest play, pet play, rape play, and
forced feminization.
Not only do many of the private BDSM activities between a man and a woman
fall under the auspices of Islamic law (sharia), but participation in various
BDSM social activities may, as well.
A large part of the BDSM culture involves social events such as BDSM
munches,
dungeon play, and play parties. What might Islamic law have to say about that?
It probably won’t come as much of a surprise when we say, quite a lot.
The good news for Muslims, who are not permitted to consume alcohol, is that
alcohol is rarely served or consumed at BDSM social events. The bad news is,
there’s a lot of other stuff that happens at BDSM social events that is considered