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The Concept of 72 Virgins (Houri)
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In Islam, the concept of 72 virgins (houri) refers to an aspect of paradise. The Qur'an, hadith and Islamic scholars all mention that virgins will be awarded to Muslims in heaven, therefore we can conclude, in relation to the Islamic faith, it is not a myth.

Some of the virgins physical and sexual attributes include; being white, beautiful, eternally young, hairless except for the brows and the head, with appetizing vaginas and large round breasts which are not inclined to hang. Clearly none of these features can be attributed to raisins. (read more)