Final Islamic Verdict on Gayness

Re: Final Islamic Verdict on Gayness

Has anyone of us said that you are wrong? Has anyone of us said that Islam condones homosexuality? NO! Just because we are not on an active mission to preach about homosexuality does not mean that we have doubts about your statements.

**"And you want to repeat the mistake of having mercy?" (Quote)

**So what would you like us to do? Do you want us to round up all the homosexuals and condemn them to hell? Do you want us to hunt for homosexuals and preach to them? Do you want us to impose/force/pressure them? Do you want us to breathe down their necks and continue preaching until they repent to Allah??????????? The best that a person can do is to guide gently and then leave the person alone to decide their path in life. There are etiquette regarding guidance as well. And guidance that is done in the wrong way........can do more damage than good.

*"Theres always room for mercy and love in Islam for the truly repentant no matter how bad his past may be." (Quote)
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You can't wait for people to repent. That is not your job. Repentance is between Allah and his creation. Just because a person has not repented to Allah or changed their lifestyle...................doesn't mean that we should treat them with disrespect..................or that we should continue preaching to them to the point that the other person becomes turned off.

"Open sympathy, is also form of encouragement sometimes."** (Quote)**

Are we showing open sympathy? Are we advocating laws that support gay marriage? Are we recommending that people consider homosexuality as a lifestyle? NO!!!!!!!! MOST OF US here are not doing that. All that most of us are saying is that you do your best to guide gently.........and then leave final decisions to the individual. Islam is not a religion of force and imposition. All we are saying is that REGARDLESS of whether a person is gay................he/she is still a HUMAN BEING. Homosexuals also experience joy, sadness, anger, pain, tears, etc. We can only guide gently and within reason.............we can't force. After gentle guidance.................we need to leave the person alone....................and FOCUS MORE ON OUR OWN **INDIVIDUAL PROGRESS **IN ALLAH'S EYES!