Islamic communities separate the sexes. Men, in muslims communities, spend more time with men than anyone else.
Soliders or diplomats entering Islamic countries for the first time are briefed about their homosexual norms, that is, homosexual by our standards, not theirs.
In Islamic communities, men commonly hold hands and walk arm in arm or arm around shoulder. However, its against custom or, depending on the country, against the law for men and woman to show public affection. For example, public male-female kissing in Pakistan can get you put in jail for several years.
Homosexuality isnt always an on / off feeling. According to Kinsey studies, many men, who otherwise have strong desire for woman can have 'some' desire for men, and thus when woman are denied them, their sexuality is diverted into, what the west would characterize as 'homosexual' conduct but what they would call normal.
Its interesting to try and get Muslims to specifically say what acts are homosexual.
2006-08-14
11:37:33
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