Muslim countries the penalty for homosexuality is DEATH
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2016 5:08 pmIn many Muslim countries the penalty for homosexuality is DEATH:
Some countries issue fines and up to 7 years imprisonment for non-Muslim visitors/workers
Death penalty applies only to Muslims who are found to be homosexual
There are at 80 countries where homosexuality is a crime
But things are worse under strict Islamic Sharia law: For a married man the penalty is death by stoning, while the penalty for an unmarried man may sometimes be lighter such as a few hundred blows of the whip as well as banishment for a year (if he survives the whipping)
For a non-Muslim, who commits sodomy with a Muslim, the penalty is death by stoning.
All sexual relations outside of marriage illegal according to the Sharia law, including sexual relations between women.
Time we were honest:
Muslims belong in Muslim countries - if they come to non-Muslims countries they should NOT be allowed to force their beliefs on the host country
Nor should they be allowed to set up areas governed by Sharia law (as they have done in UK) where Muslim women are unaware of their rights under UK law and lead to believe Sharia law is the only law that applies to them
Some countries issue fines and up to 7 years imprisonment for non-Muslim visitors/workers
Death penalty applies only to Muslims who are found to be homosexual
There are at 80 countries where homosexuality is a crime
But things are worse under strict Islamic Sharia law: For a married man the penalty is death by stoning, while the penalty for an unmarried man may sometimes be lighter such as a few hundred blows of the whip as well as banishment for a year (if he survives the whipping)
For a non-Muslim, who commits sodomy with a Muslim, the penalty is death by stoning.
All sexual relations outside of marriage illegal according to the Sharia law, including sexual relations between women.
Time we were honest:
Muslims belong in Muslim countries - if they come to non-Muslims countries they should NOT be allowed to force their beliefs on the host country
Nor should they be allowed to set up areas governed by Sharia law (as they have done in UK) where Muslim women are unaware of their rights under UK law and lead to believe Sharia law is the only law that applies to them