LGBT versus Muslims (28 June 2014)

WEAR WHITE ON TAUBAHCALL DAY: 1st Day of Ramadhan – 28 June 2014

Bismillah, walhamdulillah, the blessed month of Ramadan is just around the corner, if Allah wills, it will descend on the night of 28th of June around 7pm+.
We ask Allah that He allow us to be among those who will be blessed with His pardon & mercy in that month of rahmah and maghfirah. Amin.

Yet, it seems that there is another group of people who are also looking forward to that day. That very same date and time (5pm-7pm) was chosen by the PINK DOT activists (Lesbian,Gay,Bisexuals & Transexual activists and symphatisers) to organise their biggest event ever. They will come together in thousands to make a call to the Singaporean society to accept LGBT individuals (of course together with their lifestyle) without any kind of discrimination, intolerance nor judgement.

It is important to note here that it is through such nuanced events that the idea, philosophy and lifestyle of LGBT is subtly promoted and normalised, most of the time through the call to accept the VEHICLE (the LGBT individuals).

Oh Muslims! The gates of heavens and mercy will be opened in Ramadan, we do not want It to be blocked by our sins and our inaction towards munkar.
Muslims and straight-minded human beings must stand up and state our stand clearly.

No, not even as a response to this or that party, what more a reaction, but as an education first and foremost to our fellow Muslim brothers and sisters out there who still think that the LGBT lifestyle is a personal right and that the Quranic and Prophetic guidance on the LGBT issue is boundlessly flexible and ever-open to “progressive” interpretations.

For the sake of our collective spiritual, mental, emotional, social & physical health we have to MAKE CLEAR WHAT IS EVIL AND PROHIBIT IT. Be it through a small one time event or mega ones, collectively or group based. Whats important is that it must be continuous and ever present.

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Agoraphobic said:

Although Islam is generally viewed as a conservative religion, in Singapore most muslims are at least tolerant of others' "infidel" ways if not themselves pretty secular and might indulge in music, fashion, and other worldly activities keeping religious practices and beliefs at a personal level. This is a good stance for them, or anyone to take. To live and let live. I remember my company had visitors from Pakistan once and we let our muslim site supervisor take them out for an evening thinking that their common religious beliefs would help bonding - boy, were we in for a shock! Our local boy took them out to a disco and consumed alcohol! The visitors felt quite uncomfortable, but remained quiet. It was somewhat a culture shock for them. Our guy didn't see anything wrong with what he did! He does it all the time.

Coming to this gay and lesbian thing, I personally find it unnatural, but if they feel so strongly about their feelings and choose to be gay, that's a personal choice, so long as they do not harm anyone else. They're still humans.

Cheers!

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BuiKia said:

The problem is the LGBT is trying all way to tell people that it is "natural". They are starting their campaign in schools and indirectly telling school children that it is normal to screw another man's ass.

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Agoraphobic said:

Although Islam is generally viewed as a conservative religion, in Singapore most muslims are at least tolerant of others' "infidel" ways if not themselves pretty secular and might indulge in music, fashion, and other worldly activities keeping religious practices and beliefs at a personal level. This is a good stance for them, or anyone to take. To live and let live. I remember my company had visitors from Pakistan once and we let our muslim site supervisor take them out for an evening thinking that their common religious beliefs would help bonding - boy, were we in for a shock! Our local boy took them out to a disco and consumed alcohol! The visitors felt quite uncomfortable, but remained quiet. It was somewhat a culture shock for them. Our guy didn't see anything wrong with what he did! He does it all the time.

Coming to this gay and lesbian thing, I personally find it unnatural, but if they feel so strongly about their feelings and choose to be gay, that's a personal choice, so long as they do not harm anyone else. They're still humans.

Cheers!

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Agoraphobic said:

I agree with you here. It is against the way things were meant from how we were made/designed/evolved. Male and female compliment each other and we have specific gender roles. Well, society is changing and so long as someone's choices and actions are not imposed on others, they have their "rights" to do so. As long as people do not discriminate and/or harass those that are different, we have to try to be inclusive despite their differences. As for sex education at school, it should be about sex pertaining to reproduction, not fantasies or behaviour, and that should be take place naturally post puberty. At junior/primary school level, it is not right to "corrupt" their thoughts. Yes, and I use the word "corrupt" here because they are young, innocent, impressionable and may be easily influenced by instructions from those older whom they view as authority.

Cheers!

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da dick said:

lols. mats will be mats. if they try pulling the same shit in paki shit stain, they will end up cumming home with no head and no hands.

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lifeafter41 said:

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Problem is it is also being termed as a lifestyle choice, whatever that means.

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syed putra said:

I do not know whether LBGT are born this way or bred to be like this. But I do know screwing a arse hole is going against its intended purpose. But I'd better not try it with another man in case i get affectionate.

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