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Ghada Vanity Fair

Farian Sabahi Ghada interview for Vanity Fair on newsstands today:

WOMEN WITHOUT HUSBANDS

A writer tells in a book of the dreams of couples in Egypt. "But it's hard to find a decent".

"In lingerie shops Egyptians is of excellent quality, the challenge is to find someone who deserves to vedercela me!" Says cutting the Egyptian Ghada Abdel Aal. Thirty years, pharmacist, leisure, keep a blog that led to the book that the veil and wedding! out in the bookstores (published by Epoch, € 15.00).

to ask her hand are the most bizarre. In the book she mocks them, but the moral is that hook up an Egyptian as it should be impossible?

"Finding a decent husband is difficult, especially in small towns like mine, a couple of hours from Cairo. We girls do not have many opportunities to meet the right type, because not attend the evening sports and we do not go dancing. They are our families to arrange marriages, but does not always work: often it's all upstream over money. "

The book does not address the topic sex is still taboo?

"They teach us that only serves to make children ... We must not think about it, and most of us discovered only after the wedding."

No sex before marriage?

"Let believers and Islam forbids sex outside of marriage. And then, if a girl does not arrive virgin to the marriage, could be rejected immediately, a risk that few can afford to take. "

and falls back to a stranger?

" Could not find one in my part, except maybe at work ... But it would be complicated, because the Muslims can only marry Muslim men. In addition, traditions and habits make it difficult for a union of that kind: I am not convinced it's a good idea. "

and marry a polygamist, such as the one in the book to know it is accompanied by two women who do not are sisters, but his first wife?

"I am not against polygamy, which Islam allows, in certain circumstances. But I do not do it for me, though, admittedly, could be a way to share the burden of a husband."