Ill only address one thingno timeYou can be born gay . And it is a test from God whether you act in on your desires or not . Should gay people be killed or have zero rights like they do in some countries ? Absolutely not . Should those countries allow TV shows and movies with gay couplessex scenes in them ? Don ' t think this is such a good idea , may lead to a grassroots movement of radicalism . I think that pushing a ' don ' t ask don ' t tell ' attitude is the best way to ease attitudes about LGBT people in muslim countries . First muslims don ' t deny people are born gay , they haven ' t throughout history . Nobody is advocating for the killing of gays or removing their rights eitherlook at history its simply that sodomy is punished as a hudud crime like adultery . The last point you made already exists in at least Iran , where the Supreme Leader when asked the question said they basically have a don ' t ask don ' t tell policy there as well . Btw the Shariahs application needed 4 witnesses and was reserved for the public , they did not seek to regulate what was going on in peoples private lives or within their homes so I ' d say this policy of don ' t ask don ' t tell existed for a long time and in many different places .