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Gays and Lesbian are already accepted in Islam?

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I have a discreet gay friends and they are muslims, are they accepted in Islam?
asked Jan 29, 2013 in Islam by Venows80 (300 points)

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Sorry guys, God only created man and woman. and its punishable by death to the homosexual usually by stoning and some countries employ hanging...
answered Jan 29, 2013 by Thavok (390 points)
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In this generation i think they are and i hope they will be accepted already, we have a freedom to express of what we are. and most of all LOVE is equeal...
answered Jan 29, 2013 by anonymous
according to the Holy Qur'an this generation is no different than past generations as the miracle of islam is the Qur'an and the holy words of Allah. Sodomy is haram be it homo or hetro. Women were created for man. Homosexuality is a choice, giving in to desire, Wine might taste good but it doesn't mean it is good for you. Life is easy, people make it hard.
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Homosexuality is not natural. It is haram according to the Qur'an. Yes, love one another with your hearts not your loins. This is just lack of morals and going against a natural born instinct to recognize right from wrong. If they did not feel shame or immoral there would be no need for discretion. Just because something feels good doesn't mean it is good for you. Allahu akbar and he makes no mistakes.

I will add that only Allah knows their true intentions and whats in their heart. As humans we are not God and we are not the judge to which homosexuals will have to be accoutable to. That being said if one truly follows islam they would not accept these gays no matter how discreet, it would be a form of hypocrisy. One cannot pick and choose what they like, to suit their own needs, from the Qur'an. Either you believe all or nothing, bismallah.

Salaam
answered Jan 30, 2013 by anonymous (6,010 points)
edited Jan 30, 2013 by anonymous
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Im 100% agree with anonymous! Even Gay and lesbian have a right to choose the right person for them, if they love each other, its not a big deal, as long they did not hurt or step someone. just respect them
answered Jan 29, 2013 by Soply1958 (300 points)
I also agree with you Soply... as the law states we have freedom to express ourselves... and with this generation I have seen numbers of Muslims who are gays, but haven't seen lesbians...
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