RAHMANIA

The Beauty of Sexual Love

For Women Only

This chapter gives nine suggestions on how women can satisfy their husbands and achieve satisfaction themselves during the sex act.

	Keep a positive mental attitude. This is broken down into three parts: have a positive attitude about sex, a positive attitude about yourself,, and a positive attitude about your husband.
	Relax.
	Recognize that many inhibitions need to be abandoned in the bedroom.

	Remember that your husband is stimulated by sight.
	Avoid nagging, criticizing, or ridiculing your husband.
	Remember that while you may not be in the mood for sexual relations when your husband makes advances, you are capable of responding and "getting into the mood."
	Keep your feminine parts clean.
	Communicate with your husband and tell him what pleases you.

For Men Only

This chapter gives eleven suggestions on how men can satisfy their wives.

	Educate yourself on the female anatomy.
	Learn to control your ejaculation so it does not happen prematurely.
	Concentrate on the woman's satisfaction, not your own.
	Remember what arouses a woman (companionship, compassionate, romantic, and affectionate love).
	Control your temper.
	Avoid the use of crude words.
	Avoid speaking of private matters with friends and colleagues.
	Avoid smelling bad.
	Avoid rushing the act.
	Have open communication with your wife.
	Love your wife as a person.

What Lovemaking Means to a Man

In this chapter the authors set out five benefits that men derive from intimacy with their wives:

	It satisfies his sex drive, which is usually greater than his wife's.
	It boosts his self image.
	It increases the love he feels for his wife and makes it less likely that he will engage in extramarital affairs.
	It calms him down and makes him less prone to find fault with his family.
	It provides one of the most exciting experiences of his life.

Overall, the chapter is concerned with convincing wives that it is okay for their husbands to want to have sex with them.

What Lovemaking Means to a Woman

In this chapter the authors set out five benefits that women derive from intimacy with their husbands.

	It fulfills her sense of womanhood.
	It reassures her of her husband's love. They point out that a woman needs to feel companionship love, compassionate love, romantic love, and affectionate love from her husband before she will feel ready to accept passionate love.
	It satisfies her sex drive.
	It helps her to relax and to not be high-strung.
	It is the ultimate experience when properly done.

Overall, the chapter is concerned with convincing husbands that women can and need to be sexually satisfied, too.

Why God Created Sex

In this chapter the authors present five reasons that God created sex, in spite of how it is misused by many, in their view.

	It is needed to propagate the human race.
	It provides a married couple the means to give mutual pleasure.
	It allows spouses to be fulfilled with each other and to be less tempted by other sexual opportunities
	The husband will have claim over his wife and the wife will have claim over her husband.
	It creates a unique union and method of communication between two people that cannot be shared with anyone else.

Overall, the chapter is concerned with convincing couples that sex is a blessing from God, but that it should only be experienced within the bonds of marriage.

The Unfulfilled Woman

This chapter declares that many wives are not as satisfied by sexual encounters as they could be because they fail to achieve orgasm. Eleven reasons are given why women might experience dissatisfaction with sex and suggestions are given on how to overcome those problems.

	Ignorance on both her part and her husband's part on how to achieve clitoral orgasm
	Feelings of hate or hostility towards someone else, especially her husband.
	Feelings of guilt, especially those brought on by premarital sex premarital or extramarital indiscretions.
	Fear that she will not be able to be satisfied or satisfy her husband.
	Being too passive during the act.
	A husband who ejaculates before she has climaxed
	Fatigue
	Illness
	Being overweight.
	Being unwilling to surrender herself to her husband.
	Having weak vaginal muscles.

The Impotent Man

This chapter gives nineteen reasons why husbands may experience inability to maintain an erection or ejaculate and gives suggestions on how to overcome those problems.

	The onset of age: they will lose vital energy as they get older.
	Feelings of hate or hostility towards someone else, especially his wife.
	Fear (of rejection, of being unable to satisfy his wife, of being compared with other men, of failure to maintain erection or to ejaculate).
	Ridicule from his wife.
	Feelings of guilt, especially those brought on by premarital or extramarital indiscretions.
	Having unreasonable expectations about how he will be able to perform as his age increases.
	Obesity.
	Poor physical fitness.
	Heavy smoking.
	Mental pressure from outside concerns.
	Depression.
	Drugs and alcohol.
	Masturbation.
	If his wife has weak vaginal muscles.
	A wife who is too passive during the act.
	Nagging from his wife.
	A dominating wife.
	Premature ejaculation.
	Retarded ejaculation.

Sane Family Planning

The authors express their belief that a husband and wife should produce as many children as they can reasonably manage and deplore several reasons some give for avoiding parenthood. They counter with several reasons why parents should seek to have and raise children. They then give suggestions for contraception that they believe are appropriate for Christians (because they are not abortifacient). They recommend, in order of reliability, birth control pills, condoms, diaphragms, vaginal foam, the rhythm method, and coitus interruptus. They recommend against permanent methods, such as vasectomy and having tubes tied.