Is homosexuallity forbidden in Islam? my friend is a muslim but he is gay.?

Answer 1

I don't think there is one organized religion out there that embraces it. Tolerates it, maybe but none of them thinks it's OK to be gay. Just like it's not OK to be a liar, cheater, or thief. It's all sin.

Answer 2

what isn't. no honestly, its among a whole list of things forbidden by islam. actually most are forbidden by the control freak rulers, some of whom might have edited that bit of the quran over the years, but homosexuality is pretty much a no no in islam.
however ppl like ur friend can still be a muslim if they interpret that part of the religion differently.

Answer 3

O in islam it is not allowed to have partners of the same sex for any reason wether it sexual or un sexual.

This is consider a big sin islam as in past times God has destroyed places because of this act.

one does not cme out of the fold of islam if he has sexual performances with someone of the same sex until they claim that it is halal (lawful) if they claim this then they are out of the fold of islam if they now they are sinning they must repent at once and have full intentions to stop. You should let the individual know that God most forgiving most merciful

Answer 4

There is no doubt that in Islam homosexuality is considered 'sinful'. Homosexuality as far as Islam is concerned is a profound mistake ( as are all sins if they are not intending to do wrong). Humans are not homosexuals by nature. People become homosexuals because of their environments. Particularly critical is the environment during puberty. Suggestions, ideas & strange dreams are symptoms of confused attempts to understand new and blunt sexual desires and are rashly interpreted as defining someone as being one sexuality or another. If these conclusions are accompanied by actual homosexual acts they are even more strongly reinforced.

Human instincts can be subjected to acts of will. Sexuality is a choice of identity which follows choices of action which follow from choices of what to have sexual fantasies about. Human beings are especially able to control their thoughts, entertaining some and dismissing others.

However, if this free will is not recognised it is easy to get into a cycle of thinking which starts from accepting a hypothesis about yourself as true rather than as a possible choice (even if the options are sometimes difficult).For example: "I am lazy " could be supposed true by someone. When the person who thinks this lies around in bed in the morning he observes this inaction as evidence of the statement "I am lazy." As he repeatedly chooses to do so the evidence mounts and the idea becomes fixed in his identity. It may even have physical manifestations and change his physiology and psychology. This process can easily occur for any idea good or bad about the self which is based largely on evidence resulting from ones own action. The idea may be "I am 'gay'" or "I am content" or "I love eating lots of food". The truth is - you are what you choose to be ; you do what you choose to do ; you think what you choose to think. There may be long time delays between the causing choices and the effects but anyone can change themselves. There are reformed ex-drug addicts, reformed ex-compulsive gamblers and ex-homosexuals. In all these sins prevention is 1000 times better than cure and much easier.

It has been suggested that homosexuality is genetically inherited and that those who have this 'predisposition' are victims of it not sinners of any sort. However, there are other things which are probably genetically influenced to give predispositions to for example gambling or alcoholism .It could also be argued (and has been) that it is programmed into men's genetics for them to be unfaithful to their partner. All these things don't make it the right thing to do, nor does it prevent these things from being regarded as sinful. Drinking alcohol will still be regarded as sinful in Islam even if you have a predisposition to be an alcoholic. The trick as every post alcoholic will tell you is never touch another drop after you quit - it is a long slippery slope - your life is better without it. Once a certain desire is connected to your identity strongly and you get in some way hooked on it, it will always be easy to return to it - you are unable to forget the satisfaction. The difficult task is remembering the bad side of the desire, such as hangovers, lost money, self loathing or a simply sense of loss because of what you missed out on. But if you are to change for the better, you must remember this and the past desires you bound up with your identity can become disconnected from what you choose to become.

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Answer 5

GAY MUSLIM, does not exist, you are not a Muslim if you are gay. People have to realize religion is not something you inherit, like your ethnicity, it is how you live! You can either pray to suck cock...

God destroyed a Sodom because they all turned gay... hence the word sodomite...

But if he quits his evil ways, and repents sincerely, surely he will find God all forgiving.

[007:080] And (remember) Lût (Lot), when he said to his people: "Do you commit the worst sin such as none preceding you has committed in the 'Âlamîn (mankind and jinn)?

[007:081] "Verily, you practise your lusts on men instead of women. Nay, but you are a people transgressing beyond bounds (by committing great sins)."

[007:082] And the answer of his people was only that they said: "Drive them out of your town, these are indeed men who want to be pure (from sins)!"

Please tell him to not even dare call himself Muslim.

Answer 6

He can be a Born again Gay Muslim for Christ of the order of Mary Imaculate

Answer 7

Yes it is forbidden. If he is gay he is not a muslim

Answer 8

I think most Muslims will say this is the case - or even worse will say they don't know and that it is up to Allah Almighty. When will Allahs love be so strong - that he will not judge people based on sexual preference?

Answer 9

Being anything, but straight is Haram in al Islam.

Answer 10

Only if Allah wills it!

There are poofs in all religions and even amongst agnostics