Whatever

[Mentee]

me ne kiya kia?

kuch krna baaki reh gea kea ?

 

[Baby Leone]

kuch krna baaki reh gea kea ?

everyone hates me just cz i admit that i am Gay and exhibitionist

 

[Mentee]

everyone hates me just cz i admit that i am Gay and exhibitionist

that's bad may be folks dont like your assets . Get a life dude .

 

[Baby Leone]

that's bad may be folks dont like your assets . Get a life dude .

shut up abi assets dekhe hote to sb like krte

 

[Yerusalem 4880 Kms]

everyone hates me just cz i admit that i am Gay and exhibitionist

It is criminal offense in Pakistan for being gay and as per Islamic law punishable by death.
Islam is clear in its prohibition of homosexual acts. Islamic scholars cite these reasons for condemning homosexuality, based on teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah:

• It clashes with the "natural" order in which God created human beings
• It brings destruction of the family and the institutions of marriage
• It leads people to ignore God's guidance in other areas of life

In Islamic terminology, homosexuality is alternatively called al-fahsha' (an obscene act), shudhudh (abnormality), or 'amal qawm Lut (behavior of the People of Lut).

Islam teaches that believers should neither participate in nor support homosexuality.

FROM THE QUR'AN
The Qur'an shares stories which are meant to teach people valuable lessons. The Qur'an tells the story of the people of Lut (Lot), which is similar to the story as shared in the Old Testament of the Bible. We learn of an entire nation which was destroyed by God due to their obscene behavior, which included rampant homosexuality.

As a prophet of God, Lut preached to his people. We also sent Lut. He said to his people: 'Will you commit lewdness such as no people in creation ever committed before you? For you come in lust to men in preference to women. No, you are indeed a people transgressing beyond bounds' (Qur'an 7:80-81). In another verse, Lut advised them: 'Of all the creatures in the world, will you approach males, and leave those whom Allah has created for you to be your mates? No, you are a people transgressing (all limits)!' (Qur'an 26:165-166).

The people rejected Lut and threw him out of the city. In response, God destroyed them as punishment for their transgressions and disobedience.

Muslim scholars cite these verses to support a prohibition against homosexual behavior.
PUNISHMENT FOR HOMOSEXUAL BEHAVIOR
Muslims generally believe that homosexuality stems from conditioning or exposure, and that a person who feels homosexual urges should strive to change. It is a challenge and struggle to overcome, just as others face in their lives in different ways. In Islam, there is no legal judgment against people who feel homosexual impulses but do not act upon them.

In many Muslim countries, acting upon homosexual feelings -- the behavior itself -- is condemned and subject to legal punishment. The specific punishment varies among jurists, ranging from jail time or flogging, to the death penalty. In Islam, capital punishment is only reserved for the most grievous crimes which hurt society as a whole.

Some jurists view homosexuality in that light, particularly in countries such as Iran, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Yemen.

Arrest and punishment for homosexual crimes, however, are not frequently carried out. Islam also places a strong emphasis on an individual's right to privacy. If a "crime" is not carried out in the public sphere, it is largely overlooked as being a matter between the individual and God.

 

[Mentee]

shut up abi assets dekhe hote to sb like krte

seems like you take extreme pride being a gay Mera Bhai kuch soorakh one way he achay hotay Hain

 

[lastofthepatriots]

It is criminal offense in Pakistan for being gay and as per Islamic law punishable by death.
Islam is clear in its prohibition of homosexual acts. Islamic scholars cite these reasons for condemning homosexuality, based on teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah:

• It clashes with the "natural" order in which God created human beings
• It brings destruction of the family and the institutions of marriage
• It leads people to ignore God's guidance in other areas of life

In Islamic terminology, homosexuality is alternatively called al-fahsha' (an obscene act), shudhudh (abnormality), or 'amal qawm Lut (behavior of the People of Lut).

Islam teaches that believers should neither participate in nor support homosexuality.

FROM THE QUR'AN
The Qur'an shares stories which are meant to teach people valuable lessons. The Qur'an tells the story of the people of Lut (Lot), which is similar to the story as shared in the Old Testament of the Bible. We learn of an entire nation which was destroyed by God due to their obscene behavior, which included rampant homosexuality.

As a prophet of God, Lut preached to his people. We also sent Lut. He said to his people: 'Will you commit lewdness such as no people in creation ever committed before you? For you come in lust to men in preference to women. No, you are indeed a people transgressing beyond bounds' (Qur'an 7:80-81). In another verse, Lut advised them: 'Of all the creatures in the world, will you approach males, and leave those whom Allah has created for you to be your mates? No, you are a people transgressing (all limits)!' (Qur'an 26:165-166).

The people rejected Lut and threw him out of the city. In response, God destroyed them as punishment for their transgressions and disobedience.

Muslim scholars cite these verses to support a prohibition against homosexual behavior.
PUNISHMENT FOR HOMOSEXUAL BEHAVIOR
Muslims generally believe that homosexuality stems from conditioning or exposure, and that a person who feels homosexual urges should strive to change. It is a challenge and struggle to overcome, just as others face in their lives in different ways. In Islam, there is no legal judgment against people who feel homosexual impulses but do not act upon them.

In many Muslim countries, acting upon homosexual feelings -- the behavior itself -- is condemned and subject to legal punishment. The specific punishment varies among jurists, ranging from jail time or flogging, to the death penalty. In Islam, capital punishment is only reserved for the most grievous crimes which hurt society as a whole.

Some jurists view homosexuality in that light, particularly in countries such as Iran, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Yemen.

Arrest and punishment for homosexual crimes, however, are not frequently carried out. Islam also places a strong emphasis on an individual's right to privacy. If a "crime" is not carried out in the public sphere, it is largely overlooked as being a matter between the individual and God.

What do you want to say?

 

[Yerusalem 4880 Kms]

What do you want to say?

Control your wild impure feelings and live a life according to Islam.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

Control your wild impure feelings and live a life according to Islam.

What does Islam say about homosexuals?

 

[Zibago]

@The Sandman @Hell hound @Arsalan

 

[Arsalan]

@The Sandman @Hell hound @Arsalan

Yaar is bibi kee wo aik videio he fit thee, baki tu awain se haan, yeh daik daik ka US wali ka b maza km ho raha

 

[Zibago]

Yaar is bibi kee wo aik videio he fit thee, baki tu awain se haan, yeh daik daik ka US wali ka b maza km ho raha

pata nahi ap kis niyat sey dekhtey hain key variety chahiye
@The Sandman @Hell hound

 

[Arsalan]

pata nahi ap kis niyat sey dekhtey hain key variety chahiye
@The Sandman @Hell hound

Baaz aajo!
I meant to say ka her reaction to the video of Taj Daar-e-Haram was awesom! Buth maza aaya us ka. But ab yeh kafi sari aur b dek leeen haa but wo baat ni ha!
May be it was the song, THAT was special!

 

[Yerusalem 4880 Kms]

What does Islam say about homosexuals?

I already posted above check my earlier post.

Islam totally discourage homosexuality and even punishable by death.

 

[Deidara]

Money was never an issue for me. It was only a matter of making or not making. Previously i was not making but now i'll be making. Like hundreds of millions per annum. I am already thinking what i'll buy first. And one of them will be male slaves for women i like. A few of them are very members here. But lets not take any names and make it a surprise.