The Perfumed Garden of Sensual Delight (Ancient Arabic Sex Manual and Short Stories for Men and Women Book 1)

The Perfumed Garden of Sensual Delight is a work of classic Arabic erotica. It was written by Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Nafzawi in the 15th century. This sacred text is an informative sex manual, which also includes erotic short stories.

The Perfumed Garden of Sensual Delight gives a great insight into the Islamic view of men and women and their sexuality. Although the modern reader may not agree with every opinion, the book still contains relevant information for cultivating a beautiful, sexually fulfilling relationship. It pays particular attention to exciting female desire and passion. The importance of foreplay and diverse sexual positions is described intimately.

Here is a wise and philosophical text, which treats the subject of sexuality with the respect and seriousness it deserves (while also being very amusing at times!). The author is sincere in his attempt to educate people about sex, while also maintaining his devotion to the Koran.

Chapters include: Concerning Praiseworthy Men and Women, Men and Women To Be Held in Contempt, Concerning Everything That Is Favourable to the Act of Coition, Names Given to the Sexual Parts of Man and Woman, On the Deceits and Treacheries of Women, Useful Observations About Men and Women, Enjoyment in the Act of Generation, Sterile Women, Impotence in Men, Prescriptions for Increasing the Dimensions of Small Members and for Making Them Splendid, Things That Take Away the Bad Smell from the Armpits and Sexual Parts of Women and Contract the Latter, Instructions with Regard to Pregnancy and Gender of the Child.

The following quotes provide good insight into this work of erotic literature:

"Hamdonna threw herself upon Bahloul, took his member between her hands and began to look at it. She was astonished at its size, strength and firmness, and cried: `Here we have the ruin of all women and the cause of many troubles. I never saw a more beautiful dart!' She continued keeping hold of it, and rubbed its bead against the lips of her vulva till the latter part seemed to say: `O member, come into me.'

Then Bahloul inserted his member into the vagina of the Sultan's daughter, and she, settling down upon his engine, allowed it to penetrate entirely into her furnace till nothing more could be seen of it, and she said: `How lascivious has God made woman, and how indefatigable after her pleasures.' She then gave herself up to an up-and-down dance, moving her bottom like a riddle; to the right and left, and forward and and backward; never was there such a dance as this.

The Sultan's daughter continued her ride upon Bahloul's member till the moment of enjoyment arrived, and the attraction of the vulva seemed to pump the member as though by suction. The acme of enjoyment came to both simultaneously, and each took the pleasure with avidity."

"I have seen women trying to find in young men
The durable qualities which grace the man of full power,
The beauty, the enjoyment, the reserve, the strength,
The full-formed member providing a lengthened coition,
A heavy crupper, a slowly coming emission,
A lightsome chest, as it were floating upon them;
The spermal ejaculation slow to arrive, so as
To furnish forth a long drawn-out enjoyment.
His member soon to be prone again for erection,
To ply the plane again and again and again on their vulvas,
Such is the man whose cult gives pleasure to women,
And who will ever stand high in their esteem."

"My whole ambition is in love and coition with women,
No doubt nor mistake about that!
If my member is without vulva, my state becomes frightful,
My heart then burns with a fire which cannot be quenched.
Look at my member erect! There it is - admire its beauty!
It calms the heat of love and quenches the hottest fires
By its movement in and out between your thighs.
Oh, my hope and my apple, oh, noble and generous lady,
If one time will not suffice to appease thy fire,
I shall do it again, so as to give satisfaction"

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