Porn & Muslim Hypocrisy: Egyptian Hubby Watching Porn Online finds Film Starring his Wife

The news that an Egyptian man who went online to watch a porn movie but found the woman starring in the film was his own wife had me in stitches. "It was the first time I watched a porno film and I did this just out of curiosity", oh yeah, sure. Perhaps that would be more believable if it weren't for the fact that Egypt is ranked  number 2 for porn searches worldwide.

If this case highlights anything, it is Muslim hypocrisy. More so than other religious group, Muslims have a fascination with watching women in porn, yet condemn it and the women who star in them more strongly than anyone else.

A prime example of this would be in the case of Saeeda Vorajee a.k.a. the beautiful Sahara Knite. She was disowned by her family and faces death-threats on a regular basis for becoming a pornstar and remaining a practicing Muslim. Yet her cousin is not ostracized when it was he who had discovered her secret whilst watching a UK porn channel.

Still, the mental image of a Muslim women filming a scene for a movie named "Anal Annihilation 3" and then going home to read her Qur'an and prostrating to say her prayers is priceless.

Sahara Knite

From Emirates 24/7 (via TROP):

An Egyptian man who went online to watch a porno film for the first time got the shock of his life when he found that the woman in the film was his own wife.

The man, identified as Ramadan, instantly collapsed in disbelief on the floor at an internet shop before coming round and rushing home to face his unfaithful wife.

The woman first denied his allegations and started to swear at him, prompting her husband to face her with the film.

Unable to deny it any more, she confessed to have betrayed him with her pre-marriage boy friend, telling him she had never loved him although they had four children during their 16-year marriage.

“I found 11 films showing my wife in indecent scenes with her lover….it was the first time I watched a porno film and I did this just out of curiosity,” Ramadan told Egyptian newspapers at his house in the northeastern province of Dakhalia.

“She first denied it and accused me of being insane before I faced her with the films…she then confessed to be still in love with her boyfriend, saying he is as young as her and that I am an old man.”

Ramadan said he had been happy during his marriage life until he logged on to that website. Newspapers did not say whether he decided to divorce her.