Do Muslims practice Circumcision Orally (by Suction) too?

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I just read on another thread that sometimes ultra orthodox jews perform Oral Circumcision taking the foreskin off by mouth by the moyle.

Do muslims do this too?

The link provided by the poster was: http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/std/std-...

Answer 1

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Because there was so much controversy here I did my own research and there are many sites, including WEB MD that mention this present Jewish rite.

Research it yourself: Rare Circumcision Ritual Carries Herpes Risk

Traditional Jewish Practice May Put Babies at Risk for Genital Herpes Infection

By Jennifer Warner

FROM WEB MD:

WebMD Health NewsReviewed by Ngozi A. Osondu, MDAug. 2, 2004 -- A rare Jewish circumcision practice may put young infants at risk for genital herpes with potentially severe complications, according to a new study.

Researchers in Israel have documented eight cases in which male infants became infected with the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) after undergoing circumcision that included direct oral-genital contact between the infant and the circumciser (mohel). One of the infants suffered brain damage as the result of his infection.

Male circumcision is the removal of the foreskin (prepuce), which is a fold of skin that covers and protects the tip of the penis.

According to Jewish custom and traditions, newborn Jewish boys are ritually circumcised at eight days of age, and complications are generally very rare.

However, a small number of Orthodox rabbis advocate an ancient practice in which the circumciser sucks the blood from the infant's circumcision wound until the bleeding stops, a ritual known as metzitzah.

Researchers say the vast majority of ritual circumcisions are currently performed with a sterile suctioning device and not oral suction by the mohel.

Rare Circumcision Ritual Puts Infants at Risk

In their study, published in the August issue of Pediatrics, researchers describe eight cases in which Jewish infants developed genital herpes an average of a week after circumcision. None of the infant's mothers had evidence of oral or genital herpes, the most frequent modes of transmission to newborns.

In all cases, the traditional circumciser had performed the metzitzah custom involving direct oral contact with the infants' genitals.

Six of the infants required treatment with intravenous antibiotics, and four had recurrent genital herpes infections. In addition, one infant suffered brain damage and seizures as a result of complications caused by his infection.

Four of the mohels were available for testing, and all of them tested positive for antibodies for HSV-1, which indicated that they were carriers of the virus. Yet none had tested positive for the virus in their mouth.

Researchers say that after the initial cases of herpes in circumcised infants were reported, the Chief Rabbinate of Israel pronounced in 2002 the legitimacy of using instrumental suction in cases in which there is a risk of infection.

"We support ritual circumcision but without oral metzitzah, which might endanger the newborns and is not part of the religious procedure," write researcher Benjamin Gesundheit, MD, of Ben Gurion University in Israel, and colleagues.

Source(s): Here it is outlined at a Jewish Site, FAILED MESSIAH PROJECT: http://failedmessiah.typepad.com/failed_messiahcom...

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Answer 6

No, I didn't understand you correctly but Muslims only do normal circumcision. No oral, no mouth, no blowjobs. :P

Answer 7

Failure at misrepresenting. The circumcision isn't done by the mouth, the blood sucking is. While it's still creepy, Lying is still lying, even if only by omission.

Source(s): Not a Jew.

Answer 8

No, never, Muslims dont do that.

Answer 9

sorrry, but jews don't ( sorry if this made u think about converting to jew)

no, muslims either.

putting a mouth on a weener is a form of sex,

and to them this is a sin

Answer 10

oral circumcision is where they bite your foreskin off.