Without mentioning either opposition leaders’ names, Ibrahim said it was the responsibility of a wife to take care of her husband’s “needs” if she did not want him to stray.
“If not, then he might go to tempat-tempat sulit (private places) and then unwanted videos will come out,” he told the Dewan Rakyat today.
The outspoken Malay rights crusader had been asking Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Datuk Dr Mashita Ibrahim about the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia’s (Jakim) efforts in educating Muslim wives of their responsibilities.
Ibrahim said often a wife would tell her husband she was too busy to pay him attention even though he may have been “excited” by something he saw at the traffic light or the shops.
“When the husband has the need and she’s cooking, she’ll say, ‘Please hold on, I’m cooking,’” he said.
“From a Muslim perspective, the wife has to drop all of this. She must give priority to her husband’s needs.”
A sex video allegedly showing Anwar having sex with a prostitute came to light two weeks ago when it was screened to senior editors and journalists at the prestigious Carcosa Seri Negara.
The screening had been arranged by the mysterious “Datuk T”, later revealed to be former Melaka chief minister Tan Sri Rahim Thamby Chik, businessman Datuk Shazryl Eskay Abdullah and Perkasa treasurer-general Datuk Shuib Lazim.
A 107-second snippet from the sex video then surfaced on several pro-Umno blogs earlier this week, prompting Dr Wan Azizah to deny that the man in the video was Anwar. - Malaysian Insider
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