I noticed right away that during this part of my presentation, those present would react to this with laughter. This is a common psychological defense mechanism. When sane human beings are confronted with something as horrific and evil as necrophilia, the mind attempts to dilute the horror of such evil by painting it as comedic -- a joke, something to be ridiculed and laughed at, because facing the thing itself is simply too painful. This is what was happening at my presentations. And so, I decided to correct this.
At my next delivery of this presentation, the audience again laughed at the reality of necrophilia in Islam. I asked if there was a widower in the room. There was. A man, who looked to be around seventy, had lost his wife to cancer a few years earlier. I stepped over to him. At this point, another man in attendance, seeing what I was about to do, very quietly groaned, "Oh, God no. Don't."
Yes. We HAVE to face this. I asked the man what his wife's name was, and how long they had been married, and how many children they had. I then asked the man to think back on his wife's final days, her struggle with cancer, and the time he spent at her bedside. This man was blessed to be with his wife at the moment of her death, and I asked him to think back to that moment, as he held the hand of his "best girl", his wife, flesh of his flesh, the mother of their children, and his best friend and partner in life's journey as she strained to take her final breaths and then slipped into the peaceful repose of death. Bravely, this man relived that moment for us. The room was respectfully silent as he did so.
I then asked him if, as he was sitting with the body of his wife, now separated from her spirit, but still "hers", and promised to be reunited with her spirit someday through the Resurrection, if he at any point thought to himself, "You know, I'm a little horny. I'd like to climb up on her right here and have one more good hump for the road. She's still warm. Why not?"
I can assure you that no one in that room laughed.
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