Anonymous
6/13/2025, 7:21:14 PM No.2793612
Some white men do sex tourism in Iran by nominally doing a conversion to Shia Islam and then doing temporary marriage (mut'ah or sigheh) for a few days with a Persian woman.
You just need money to bribe a mullah to conduct the sigheh.
https://www.hostelworld.com/blog/solo-travel-to-iran/
>A Month Of Marriage In Iran
>There was however one further hurdle to overcome… Another quirk of Iran’s conservative theocratic regime is that unmarried couples travelling together raise eyebrows and even risk the wrath of the religious police. We were certainly going to struggle to get a room together anyway. Fortunately, Esme had a cunning plan;
>“We can get married”
>Marriage! I liked Esme but, really? I had only just met her!
>“It’s OK, its only a temporary marriage. They are permitted under Islamic law and it will expire in a month once you leave Iran”.
>Solo travel Iran
>I was sold… Sort of. We spent the next day high-tailing around Tehran trying to seek out a liberal Mullah who would accept that my sudden conversion to Islam was a genuine call of faith and not just some blasphemous stunt to elope with a beautiful girl. One co-operative Mullah and $30 later, and we were married; at least for a while.
>A few days later we departed, clutching our backpacks, and headed off to explore Iran together. Over the next weeks we took in the magnificent Shiraz region, the stunning, rainbow colored volcanic island of Hormuz (pictured below) and even crashed Iran’s underground party scene.
Any foreigners met Persian women inside Iran, or with Persian women visiting neighbouring countries like UAE, Turkey or Georgia?
You just need money to bribe a mullah to conduct the sigheh.
https://www.hostelworld.com/blog/solo-travel-to-iran/
>A Month Of Marriage In Iran
>There was however one further hurdle to overcome… Another quirk of Iran’s conservative theocratic regime is that unmarried couples travelling together raise eyebrows and even risk the wrath of the religious police. We were certainly going to struggle to get a room together anyway. Fortunately, Esme had a cunning plan;
>“We can get married”
>Marriage! I liked Esme but, really? I had only just met her!
>“It’s OK, its only a temporary marriage. They are permitted under Islamic law and it will expire in a month once you leave Iran”.
>Solo travel Iran
>I was sold… Sort of. We spent the next day high-tailing around Tehran trying to seek out a liberal Mullah who would accept that my sudden conversion to Islam was a genuine call of faith and not just some blasphemous stunt to elope with a beautiful girl. One co-operative Mullah and $30 later, and we were married; at least for a while.
>A few days later we departed, clutching our backpacks, and headed off to explore Iran together. Over the next weeks we took in the magnificent Shiraz region, the stunning, rainbow colored volcanic island of Hormuz (pictured below) and even crashed Iran’s underground party scene.
Any foreigners met Persian women inside Iran, or with Persian women visiting neighbouring countries like UAE, Turkey or Georgia?
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