ABDL and religion

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Today I misread an arabic name Abdul as "abdl" and it got me thinking...are there any Muslim ABDLs? I suppose the proportional representation of abdl people in the population would be similar all over the world so I am almost certain that there must be people attracted to diapers (whether ab or dl) represented in the muslim population as well. Now the question is just to what extent do the religious beliefs and practices allow wearing diapers for non-medical reasons? I am not talking about non-muslim abdls who happen to live in muslim majority countries. I am talking about those who are themselves commited muslims but have a thing for diapers. I would be very happy to hear about your insights and ideas about this topic or about the relation between abdl and other religions generally.
 
I want to say that there is more than likely 0% of Muslim abdls. Just for the simple reason I can come up with is that they take their religion very seriously. I mean if you're gay, you'll be killed. So I'm sure if one of them was to wear a diaper, they would probably get ridiculed for it and either be tossed in a pit or stoned because I think they would think it's a mental illness. But I really don't know, I've never thought of that. That's just a theory I have, doesn't mean it's true so I have no idea.

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I know that there are Christian, Buddist, and Aithiest ones though.

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BabyMax2000 said:
I want to say that there is more than likely 0% of Muslim abdls. Just for the simple reason I can come up with is that they take their religion very seriously. I mean if you're gay, you'll be killed. So I'm sure if one of them was to wear a diaper, they would probably get ridiculed for it and either be tossed in a pit or stoned because I think they would think it's a mental illness. But I really don't know, I've never thought of that. That's just a theory I have, doesn't mean it's true so I have no idea.

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Not all Muslims follow Shariah law. Not that agree with that form of belief and those that do need to be re-educated. Murder is murder and Shariah requires it in spite of what some would argue.

With that thought, I do believe there are some, I'm sure they hide deep down no less than Christian ones do. As I know how to hide myself among my brothers and sisters, simply put I wouldn't throw out the there is or isn't, this isn't a position that is discriminatory for religion or race, we are what we are for whatever reason. I am certain though that we are well spread and good at hiding as we always seem to have been.

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now here's a question for an imam. if one were and orthodox Muslim and to use diapers for fun or incontinence should one apply the sunna of bathroom use to his diaper useage you know put it on left side first, take it off from the right, always say a prayer to ward off jinn when getting changed and never let go facing Mecca.
 
We've had Muslim members, so this is an easy enough question to answer. I suspect differences in culture would mean that there would be fewer of what we'd easily call ABDLs per capita in Muslim countries than in the West. Analysis of Google searches indicates there's no shortage of desire for weirdness in primarily Muslim countries: https://tribune.com.pk/story/823696/pakistan-tops-list-of-most-porn-searching-countries-google/ so I don't think that we're too freaky for them. I imagine that regardless of attempts to repress it, sexual desire and general strangeness are relatively constant across human communities. Their ability or willingness to openly express that will understandably be less.
 
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Interesting link: if I follow correctly it's considered improper to urinate standing up. Anyone able to confirm this?
 
I don't think there is any culture even an Islamic one where it's normal for men not to pee standing up. A lot of these rules seem to be concerned with not splashing on yourself and is therefore something of a best practice because, and here comes my TIL for this one having urine on yourself invalidates ritual purity. I really do wonder what this means for diaper wearing muslims who pray five times a day. Ah I'm sure there are rules for getting a medical exemption.

Ok generally the advice given is to carry a change of clothes or undergarments and wash more.
 
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I don't think there is any culture even an Islamic one where it's normal for men not to pee standing up. A lot of these rules seem to be concerned with not splashing on yourself and is therefore something of a best practice because, and here comes my TIL for this one having urine on yourself invalidates ritual purity. I really do wonder what this means for diaper wearing muslims who pray five times a day. Ah I'm sure there are rules for getting a medical exemption.

Ok generally the advice given is to carry a change of clothes or undergarments and wash more.

TIL sleeping makes you dirty.
 
Not...even...close...

Diaper wearing (even for sexual reasons alone) is neither illegal nor immoral. It has absolutely nothing to do with religion in itself.

Now someone brought up incredibly, and overly, conservitive (ie, religious) would more lilely come to an automatic misconclusion that adults in diapers is bad- regardless of reason. I personally believe this is just being brought up and led to believe in the wrong things. But, whatever.
 
I do not agree. It is hard to put abdl and religion together.
I am Catholic and in my past had a large problems with accepting abdl (and bdsm) side of me with my religious part (which used to be taken so seriously before)...solution that is currently working is that influence of religion on my sexual life had to be reduced to almost minimal (religion and my believes become more private and internal).

Do not know how it is in Muslim religion but I can recommend some podcast that had this question dicussed...so, if interested, listen about it: Big Little Podcast (Episode 28 – Religion and Age Play)
http://https://www.biglittlepodcast.com/category/full-episodes/page/10/
 
I'm Christian and yeah it is difficult especially if you still live with your parents.
 
It goes together just fine. Especially if you are a member of the

Order Of The Holy Diaper

We worship to the holy diaper, our savior. The holy diaper is the almighty diaper that will never leak and can take an infinite amount of number 1 and 2. It takes all our no 1 and 2, no matter who you are or what you did.

As the backside of the holy diaper package tells us one needs to wear at least 3 times a week a diaper for at least 3 hours to be really considered a true believer and good ABDL.
 
pampersguy said:
It goes together just fine. Especially if you are a member of the
Order Of The Holy Diaper
We worship to the holy diaper, our savior. The holy diaper is the almighty diaper that will never leak and can take an infinite amount of number 1 and 2. It takes all our no 1 and 2, no matter who you are or what you did.
As the backside of the holy diaper package tells us one needs to wear at least 3 times a week a diaper for at least 3 hours to be really considered a true believer and good ABDL.
Indeed brother may padding be upon you and your leg guards stand firm against the torrents of life.

While I don't mean to belittle on your faith or practices saying that somebody needs to wear for at least three hours a day makes you sound like one of those hardcore, top starting, boxumite fundamentalists. I for one don't appreciate those kind of views. They serve only to further the schisms in the O.O.H.D

But seriously this is a question that can really come down to specifics of intensity of practice and denomination. Personally I think it would be most relevant to orthodox Islam and Judaism as those practices include a sort of heath code. And Tilly thanks for the link to the podcast I'll have to listen to that at some point when I have a few hours to spare.
 
I believe it was Plato who said: If your moral values are in conflict with your ABDL desires you can either change your moral values or you can change your diapers.
 
I'd guess that most christians who are ABDL struggled with this and/or their faith as a consequence. One reason is that faith is often a secondary reflection of our culture (you've heard the quote, "if your God hates all the same people you do, you can be sure that he's made in your own image!"). Many of our cultures at large are not very accepting of kink - and certainly not of anything they (in this case wrongfully) assume is related to pedophilia. With that backdrop, many religious people might assume this kink or fetish is against their faith.
Then at least in Christianity, there's he puritan Victorian impulse of purity...kind of anti-sex anti-pleasure across the board. This underlying assumption tends to manifest itself as a general distrust or condemnation of ANYTHING that we experience as pleasurable. "If I really want to do it, it must be wrong." This impulse lies underneath a lot of at least American Christianity.

On yet another dimension. There are many many ways to be religious, many more to be spiritual, and many ways to practice christian spirituality. Fundamentalist/literalist forms will be more likely to condemn this practice than more liberal streams. My faith has evolved - I think in part - to accommodate this part of me that I have come to experience as unchangeable. My faith is richer and more grace filled for it actually. My style of faith and belief allows space for me to enjoy the world we live in, to experience desire with a full heart and clean conscience, to have peace with all the experiences of being human. I also have come to believe that God meets us where we are at, in all our faults and traumas, in all our brokenness - and loves us exactly as we are. I'm open to the change that God might bring to my life if this part of me needs to change - but right now, I see it as a relatively healthy coping mechanism for life, and a outlet for joy and silliness. Not much different than enjoying cycling or drinking beer or attending concerts or collecting quilts or tending a garden or cooking (all which could become a deconstructive obsession mind you, just like diapers can become). While my faith was once at conflict with this part of my life, it now blesses and has compassion for it - even celebrates it in a way.

So no, I don't think faith has to die in order to accept Abdl. And I also don't think Abdl has to die in order to be devout And/or serious about faith.

Sorry if this is a crazy rant, I'm typing on a phone lol. No proofreading :)


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Deism says nothing about wearing diapers or not. At least I've not read any Deist dialogues on diapers and Paine never mentioned them in The Age of Reason... The best I can get is that the universe shows us that if we want to avoid a messy or wet bed or bottoms, wear diapers.
 
BabyMax2000 said:
I want to say that there is more than likely 0% of Muslim abdls. Just for the simple reason I can come up with is that they take their religion very seriously. I mean if you're gay, you'll be killed.

There are people like that in every religion. There are so many denominations of mainstream religions that you'll find people who believe anything and everything, whilst also identifying as part of the "one" religion.

A person's religion doesn't tell you anything about what they actually believe. It's more of an abstract badge of identity, or vague dogmatic structure around which a person can develop a detached belief system.
 
Well, I'm an Ultra Orthodox Hasidic jewish man and in the beginning I did have difficulties accepting myself as a DL. But by now I realized that there is nothing in being DL that is against the Torah or Jewish law (besides praying with a wet diaper on).
 
Considering most religions have serious problems with sexuality in even the most conventional of possibilities of say religion probably isn't keen on people who have a sexual element to wearing.

As for Muslims I think you'll find they are just as messed up as non Muslims whether it be abdl bdsm or any other perversion you can think of.
 
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