Anyway, to dress OP's topic
The question is "What is virginity?"
Everybody has a different definition of it.
I thought the most common one in Islam regarding women revolved around the hymen?
Which is extremely ridiculous, stupid and ignorant because some women aren't even born with a hymen, or over time it stretches and tears on its own. This should be no measure of one's virginity, nor should it matter.
Unfortunately, ignorance is rampant in Islamic culture.
Mothers tell their daughters to not even use tampons because they're under the impression that they might tear their hymen!!!!! Which is completely false.
And not to go to any gynecologists or get any pap smears or anything like that, again, for the fear of the speculum damaging their supposed hymen.
This is bad because sometimes a woman can get any regular infection such as a yeast infection, and needs to get checked on it to diagnose correctly, to be given the proper medication or else if it's assumed to be a different infection and she takes a different medication, will not only not get rid of it but make it harder to in the future.
Basically, problems could arise from this sort of thinking and irrational
obsession these idiots have over female virginity.
It's so weird, it's as if Muslims don't have basic sexual education, even as your parents who obviously had to have sex to have you.
But they don't realize that as a woman who who past puberty and now menstruates , that means she already has an opening which the blood comes out of. That means there is an opening for a tampon to go into, or a finger. The opening is ALREADY THERE. Meaning, you're not going to be creating a new one or "tearing" anything because your child already has an opening. Gasp!
Common fucking sense.
Yes, there are some women with abnormal hymens though that are partially closed, so even though they get their periods normally, inserting anything will be difficult and painful. And in the future, if it is a penis they are trying to insert.... it won't work and they have to have a hymenotomy.
Topic: Virginity and Islam