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At a time when the books about the Arab-Islamic societies show women with burqu and veils in their covers, it is necessary to seek for subsidies that sustain the discussion about sexuality and misogyny. This paper will discuss how the sexual and erotic sources of the classic Arab-Islamic society (XII and XIII centuries) think about the religion and the feminine. After a systematising of the premisses of the Koran about the sexuality and about the woman, two erotic-sexuals texts will be analyzed, As Fontes do Prazer, from AlSayyid Hārūn Ibn ©usayn Al-Maaezūmi probably written in the XII century AD/VI H. -, and Les Delices des coeurs, Ce que l’on ne trouve en aucun livre, from A¬mad al-Tīfāsī produced in the XIII century AD/VII H. Being the medicine a place of dialogue for these works, the medicals indications about the body will be questioned from the work بطلا يف نوناقلا (Al-Qānūn fī Al-AEibb), The Canon of Medicine of Ibn Sina.

Erótica sem véu: o corpóreo-sexual na sociedade árabe-islâmica clássica (século XII - XIII)