و قال ابن القيم: قال الماوردي والسنة أن يستوعب القلفة التي تغشى الحشفة بالقطع من أصلها وأقل ما يجزئ فيه أن لا يتغشى بها شيء من الحشفة وأما خفض المرأة فهو قطع جلدة في الفرج فوق مدخل الذكر ومخرج البول على أصل كالنواة" و النواة هى نفس العضو clitoris الذى تغشاه الغلفة prepuce " ويؤخذ منه الجلدة المستعلية دون أصلها

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But some argue that the prepuce covers the clitoris and prevents any painful tactile stimulation of it

i say: this occur in some not all women whose clitorises are too sensitive after orgasm, making additional stimulation painful; they are probably not able to experience multiple orgasms. " as said by the article published on psychcentral.com"

http://psychcentral.com/psypsych/Org ... _female_orgasm

But during the preceding phases of orgasm " namely excitation, plateau and orgasmic phases" stimulation of clitoris is beneficial for optimum sexual pleasure and the woman " whose clitoris is too sensitive and had hoodectomy"can already have a successful orgasm but those who argue talk about the miracle called multiple orgasms!! Namely successive orgasms

They want to say, seemingly, ahusband should leave the clitoris untouched during intercourse definitely after the woman first orgasm so lets the woman to have multiple orgasms and that comes when the prepuce covers the clitoris so if she loses her prepuce the clitoris will be exposed" i say: this can be avoided by chosing a sexual position with which its impossible to the clitoris to be touched by the husband "

So the uncircumcised woman can experience what is called multiple orgasms and she knows when to stimulate manually her clitoris and when not to ;of course if her clitoris is too sensitive she avoid s touching it after orgasm in order to attain additional ones! Adding the view that women can attain orgasms even without direct stimulation of their clitorises what is called vaginal orgasm " but this is controversial"

Vaginal Orgasms

A vaginal orgasm is achieved via stimulation of the interior of the vagina, which includes the G-Spot, the interior walls and the cervix. Vaginal orgasms are usually described as "deep" and "relaxing", and can be followed by a profound sense of calm. There is a difference in physiological response between the two types of orgasms as well. Masters & Johnson, who began their human sexuality studies in the 1950's and who are considered to be pioneers in the filed of human physiology, reported that "during a vaginal orgasm the internal organs are pushed downward, contracting the upper half of the vagina".

Clitoral Orgasms

The clitoral orgasm is achieved by direct stimulation of the clitoris. This can be achieved either manually, orally, during intercourse or with the aid of sex toys. The clitoral orgasm is probably the most common form of orgasm among women. In fact, the clitoris is actually very similar in structure to the penis. It is made up of the same type of tissue, and is lined with the same sensitive nerve endings. Clitoral orgasms are typically described as "higher" and "intense" and can be accompanied by a sense of over stimulation. Many women report that their clitoris is too sensitive to be touched directly following an orgasm. Masters & Johnson also discovered that there are