In the weird and wonderful world of Muslim Twitter, in May of 2018 DJ Khaled talk about oral sex on the radio show ‘The Breakfast Club’. He stated that he doesn’t perform oral sex on his wife but expects it because he is a King and the rules are different for men and women. Many took his comment in light of him being Muslim and thus sharing the Islamic point of view. Whilst Twitter may not be the platform to discuss fiqh, Imams like Suhaib Webb who is known to answer matters of fiqh via Snap chat came to respond to questions that subsequently arose, from whether oral sex is permitted and outlining that a Muslim woman can divorce on the grounds of sexual dissatisfaction.

Suhaib Webb responded to this particular tweet:

https://twitter.com/keevytaughtme/status/992395422621687808

https://twitter.com/halalwine_/status/993006163699494912

Scholar Suhaibb Webb going as far to say that oral sex is commendable.

https://twitter.com/ImamSuhaibWebb/status/993265239016857601

Some debated whether the topic was appropriate to discuss via Twitter and many raised the point that sex education for Muslims whatever the medium is important.

https://twitter.com/ummeowyn/status/993572012944699392

https://twitter.com/ummeowyn/status/993574600058515457

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