Muslim lesbian couple from Pakistan defies life threats, becomes first to get married

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lol while we were sleeping, the world became mature and more moral to accept these practices and reject God from old testament :cb:

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They are even showing it in dramas

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=119557781588165

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these are part of society and Hum TV shown the prevalent view against homosexuality. I think it was balanced script in Humnasheen’ where they girl refused to live with a gay husband.

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They could have covered it in dialogues, is tarah jis ko ni bhe pta chalta wo bhe ye sab ghor sy dekhta hy.I am very uncomfortable with these ideas that they need to show it in a family drama on prime time.

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Pakistani media is also controlled by illuminati…and it’s one of their plans to widespread homosexuality.

“Shine bright like a daemon” :@:

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I think they blurred the screen and I didn’t know what happened until the girl referred to azab on qom e lut while discussing the matter with her mother.

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That blurred scene made people more curious and when she gave the reference of quam-e-loot there was no need to show it people would have understood what happened.

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what about the songs which were on top charts in Pakistan like ’ Maa ka ladla bigaR gaya’? I think many of Pakistani channels have shown ‘Dostana’ :slight_smile:

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chalo chad dayo hun this topic thee jaan.

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^ :cb:

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hum to chor dain ye topic ni jaan chorta :bummer:

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Yes, indeed. How else can you explain this?

Why Is Gay Porn So Popular in Pakistan? | Mother Jones

—By Alex Park
| Thu Jun. 13, 2013 11:47 AM PDT

Earlier this month, the Pew Research Center published results of a public survey of gay tolerance in 39 countries worldwide. The numbers are fairly unsurprising: While a high proportion of respondents in Western Europe and North America answered “yes” to the question “Should society accept homosexuality?” few respondents in the Middle East and Africa agreed with them.
Levels of gay tolerance in 39 countries
The Washington Post / Pew

Among the least tolerant nations surveyed was Pakistan, where only 2 percent of those surveyed said society should accept homosexuality. That statistic might be unsurprising, considering that gay sex is illegal under the Pakistani penal code. But what is surprising is how those views compare to Pakistani search traffic around gay-porn related terms.

As of this writing, Pakistan is by volume the world leader for Google searches of the terms “shemale sex,” “teen anal sex,” and “man ****ing man,” according to Google Trends. Pakistan also ranks second in the world (after similarly gay-intolerant Kenya) for volume of searches for the search term “gay sex pics.”

In its report, Pew noted that countries exhibiting the highest levels of gay tolerance are largely secular, whereas nations where religion is central to public life—such as Egypt, Nigeria, and Pakistan—tend to reject homosexuality. But in Pakistan, what’s even more peculiar is that the highest number of hits for some of these terms, including “shemale sex,” come not from Pakistan’s cosmopolitan centers, but from Peshawar, a bastion of conservative Islam, lately known in the West as a counterterrorism frontline.

Farahnaz Ispahani, an expert in Pakistani minorities at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and a former member of Pakistan’s parliament, says that homosexuality is a taboo subject throughout the country. In major cities such as Lahore and Karachi, gays can develop a network of allies outside their tribe or family, but in conservative Peshawar, gay identity is more complicated. Part of the popularity of gay porn could stem from the fact that even highly observant Muslim males often have physical relationships with men without considering themselves gay, she says.

“The real love they can have that most of us find with a partner, they find with men,” Ispahani says. “They mostly see their wives as the mother of their children.”

At the same time, she says, persecution of minorities, including gays, has reached an all-time high in Pakistan, and discussing homosexuality openly in public is virtually forbidden. “Religious extremism is at a height today,” she says. “Hindus are being forced to convert, Christians are being burned alive—there’s very little personal safety for those seen as ‘the other.’ So what do [gay Pakistanis] do? They turn to pornography because they can’t live their lives openly.”

Shereen El Feki, author of the recent book Sex and the Citadel: Intimate Life in a Changing Arab World, says the discrepancy between perceptions around homosexuality and its apparent reality in Pakistan is consistent with her own findings in the Middle East, where, in recent years, the dialogue around sexual identity has been co-opted by fundamentalist clerics.

“Islamic conservatives, whether they’re actually in power or the governments in power are trying to placate them, they will tend to go to very narrow definitions of Islam,” she says. “One of the easiest ways to do this is to come down hard on the role of women, and particularly around sex and homosexuality.”

Long before the rise of Islamic conservatism, El Feki says, the Middle East and India had a literary tradition which celebrated gay love, but in recent years, that openness has been forgotten.

“You find in most civilizations in the Global South a much more open approach to homosexuality—irrespective of its status in religious and theological doctrine—than you find today,” she says. “So very often, any attempt to open a dialogue in the Arab region is branded as some ‘Western conspiracy’ to undermine traditional Arab and Muslim values. The reality is that long before the West was talking openly about homosexuality, Arabs in particular were writing about this very frankly. Our history has come to be rewritten by Islamic conservatives.”

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You are very naive, Shamraz. Either naive or fanatic.

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Would be interesting to know who searches terms like ‘Taliban’, ’ Hijab’, ‘Polygamy’, more. :hmmm:

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^or rather, who runs these porn websites and porn industry? Also, part of fascist liberals agenda is to promote homosexuality in these countries by ANY MEANS POSSIBLE. It’s no secret.

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dude!!!
since when google became real life ??
I went to see circus, does that mean I wanted to get up on a string to walk ?

Bigger picture is:
There is different world running those website and tools, they interpret every thing differently,

True comparative survey would be.

In west
40% men searched for term "local escort service "
39% of them actually had a prostitute in the bed same night.

In Pakistan:
60% search or she-male:
60% told their friend “oh shyt you know…”

OR a nasty survey would be:

60% pakistanis search of a
100% results were western people doing it.

OR

100% westerns are so washed out, that they can search for any thing with out using very direct terms.
100% Pakistanis know only 3 terms about sex, as a result they score high on these online surveys. .