You might think it odd that in a country where women must keep their faces veiled and bodies covered there is a market for thongs, lingerie and other such unmentionables, and that the culture has to jump through such hoops in order to sell that which will supposedly never be seen by anyone. Their husbands obviously don't need to go to such titilating intermediate steps, they already have unfettered rights to inspect and handle the merchandise; and if your wife doesn't look good to you in the nude, a fancy set of underwear is not going to help.

When religions plunge into attempting to regulate morality they unwittingly reveal how hypocritical and how utterly perverse they really are.