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Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Lgbt Rights in Saudi Arabia, Lgbt Rights in Lebanon, Lgbt Rights in Jordan, Lgbt Rights in Bahrain, Lgbt Rights in United Arab Emirates, Lgbt Rights in the Palestinian Territories, Lgbt Rights in Syria, Lgbt Rights in Yemen, Bisexuality in the Arab World, Lgbt Rights in Qatar. Excerpt: Bisexuality Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Lgbt Rights in Saudi Arabia, Lgbt Rights in Lebanon, Lgbt Rights in Jordan, Lgbt Rights in Bahrain, Lgbt Rights in United Arab Emirates, Lgbt Rights in the Palestinian Territories, Lgbt Rights in Syria, Lgbt Rights in Yemen, Bisexuality in the Arab World, Lgbt Rights in Qatar. Excerpt: Bisexuality has a universal history. People in most known societies have exhibited varying degrees of bisexuality, and most of what is called homosexuality and lesbianism in previous cultures is in fact bisexuality, (The terms heterosexuality, bisexuality and particularly homosexuality, may not be appropriate in the historical context. In most traditional societies, human beings were classified on the basis of Gender identity and not the modern concept of 'sexual orientation'. In these societies sexuality between men was considered part of the normal, 'straight' behaviour, while only effeminate, queer males who sought passive sex with men were considered as being of a 'different' gender or identity, i.e. 'gay'. In other words masculine male sexuality for men was considered 'straight' behaviour, while queer male sexuality for men was seen as 'homosexuality'.) Contemporary Non-westernized concepts of male sexuality are based on more or less similar beliefs. In the Arab world, same-sex sexual behavior between both men and women is not unknown; estimates of prevalence vary, and depend on region. It is also a topic celebrated by some of the greatest artists of the Middle East, such as the famous poet Abu Nuwas. This is despite what has been interpreted as a prohibitions against homosexual behavior in the Qur'an and severe penalties for LGBT persons in some nations, including in some sensational cases, the death penalty. The Qur'an however requires that the behavior be witnessed by four men Books, , Lgbt-In-The-Middle-East~~Books-Llc, 999999999, Lgbt In The Middle East, Books Llc, 1156515874, General Books LLC, 5/21/2010 12:00:00 AM, , , , General Books LLC<

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Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Lgbt Rights in Saudi Arabia, Lgbt Rights in Lebanon, Lgbt Rights in Jordan, Lgbt Rights in Bahrain, Lgbt Rights in United Arab Emirates, Lgbt Rights in the Palestinian Territories, Lgbt Rights in Syria, Lgbt Rights in Yemen, Bisexuality in the Arab World, Lgbt Rights in Qatar. Excerpt: Bisexuality Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Lgbt Rights in Saudi Arabia, Lgbt Rights in Lebanon, Lgbt Rights in Jordan, Lgbt Rights in Bahrain, Lgbt Rights in United Arab Emirates, Lgbt Rights in the Palestinian Territories, Lgbt Rights in Syria, Lgbt Rights in Yemen, Bisexuality in the Arab World, Lgbt Rights in Qatar. Excerpt: Bisexuality has a universal history. People in most known societies have exhibited varying degrees of bisexuality, and most of what is called homosexuality and lesbianism in previous cultures is in fact bisexuality, (The terms heterosexuality, bisexuality and particularly homosexuality, may not be appropriate in the historical context. In most traditional societies, human beings were classified on the basis of Gender identity and not the modern concept of 'sexual orientation'. In these societies sexuality between men was considered part of the normal, 'straight' behaviour, while only effeminate, queer males who sought passive sex with men were considered as being of a 'different' gender or identity, i.e. 'gay'. In other words masculine male sexuality for men was considered 'straight' behaviour, while queer male sexuality for men was seen as 'homosexuality'.) Contemporary Non-westernized concepts of male sexuality are based on more or less similar beliefs. In the Arab world, same-sex sexual behavior between both men and women is not unknown; estimates of prevalence vary, and depend on region. It is also a topic celebrated by some of the greatest artists of the Middle East, such as the famous poet Abu Nuwas. This is despite what has been interpreted as a prohibitions against homosexual behavior in the Qur'an and severe penalties for LGBT persons in some nations, including in some sensational cases, the death penalty. The Qur'an however requires that the behavior be witnessed by four men Books, , Lgbt-In-The-Middle-East~~Books-Llc, 999999999, Lgbt In The Middle East, Books Llc, 1156515874, General Books LLC, , , , , General Books LLC<

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Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Lgbt Rights in Saudi Arabia, Lgbt Rights in Lebanon, Lgbt Rights in Jordan, Lgbt Rights in Bahrain, Lgbt Rights in United Arab Emirates, Lgbt Rights in the Palestinian Territories, Lgbt Rights in Syria, Lgbt Rights in Yemen, Bisexuality in the Arab World, Lgbt Rights in Qatar. Excerpt: Bisexuality Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Lgbt Rights in Saudi Arabia, Lgbt Rights in Lebanon, Lgbt Rights in Jordan, Lgbt Rights in Bahrain, Lgbt Rights in United Arab Emirates, Lgbt Rights in the Palestinian Territories, Lgbt Rights in Syria, Lgbt Rights in Yemen, Bisexuality in the Arab World, Lgbt Rights in Qatar. Excerpt: Bisexuality has a universal history. People in most known societies have exhibited varying degrees of bisexuality, and most of what is called homosexuality and lesbianism in previous cultures is in fact bisexuality, (The terms heterosexuality, bisexuality and particularly homosexuality, may not be appropriate in the historical context. In most traditional societies, human beings were classified on the basis of Gender identity and not the modern concept of 'sexual orientation'. In these societies sexuality between men was considered part of the normal, 'straight' behaviour, while only effeminate, queer males who sought passive sex with men were considered as being of a 'different' gender or identity, i.e. 'gay'. In other words masculine male sexuality for men was considered 'straight' behaviour, while queer male sexuality for men was seen as 'homosexuality'.) Contemporary Non-westernized concepts of male sexuality are based on more or less similar beliefs. In the Arab world, same-sex sexual behavior between both men and women is not unknown; estimates of prevalence vary, and depend on region. It is also a topic celebrated by some of the greatest artists of the Middle East, such as the famous poet Abu Nuwas. This is despite what has been interpreted as a prohibitions against homosexual behavior in the Qur'an and severe penalties for LGBT persons in some nations, including in some sensational cases, the death penalty. The Qur'an however requires that the behavior be witnessed by four men Books, , Lgbt-In-The-Middle-East~~Books-Llc, , , , , , , , , , General Books LLC<

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Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: LIFE JOURNEY, 50 Seiten, L=152mm, B=229mm, H=3mm, Gew.=86gr, Kartoniert/Broschiert