Even in his last manufacturers of life, first gay Imam limits deducted bounds
The murder of the murder of open IMAM GAY, Muhsin Hendricks, South Africa has left people in the LGBTQ community + fear their safety – but also determined to increase the campaign to end religious gatherings.
Stimuli Toni Kruger-Agager-Agabibwe, the Christian elderly, opened by the BBC that Hendricks was “mild-tempered” that brought light in any room.
“The gap of Muhsin leaves a lot,” told BBC, which included that he knew the fact that there was “a large number of Muslims in all the sadness.
The 57-year-old man was shot dead in the attack on Saturday in a small town on the Cqabha Coast.
First reports of Cape Town Gqubeaha to make a gay wedding event dismissed as a non-true lover of Al-Gurbaah Foundation.
“He visited Gambanda to manage the pairs of pairs who attended some of the opposite one when he was shot dead,” in a statement.
It is not clear why the couples asked Hendricks to represent their festivals, but they showed that he was oppressing the borders, even in the last seconds of his life.
Erical Imams in South Africa rarely, make Muslim marriage to non-Muslim – something that Hendricks are not obviously.
He had, according to the religious leader that the BBC was talking to, held one such a wedding and was on the way to the next when he was in his car.
South Africa has a successful LGBTQ + society and in 2006 it became the first country in Africa to legalize homosexual marriage [AFP]
Two bodies leading imams – Muslim medical councils (MJC) and South African Council of South Africa (UCSA) – Hendricks’s murder.
“Like members of the democracy, the MJC is always steadfast in support and peace and peace,” said Mjc, when UCSA said that he condemned “all kinds of maximum murder.
However, Hendricks – who is his Pakistan research – he was Pariata at their gatherings, as the idea of ​​sovereignty would prohibit the same-sex relationships.
They passed on to him as “Mr Hendricks”, rather than a religious degree such as Imam or Sheikh.
On the contrary, Hendricks supporters disappointed him like the first world imperation of their sex and religion.
Whether he was a truck-blazor, not surprisingly – the Constitution of the South African, was accepted in 1996 after a small rule – was the first one in the world to protect people from their prejudice because of their sexual discrimination.
Then, in 2006, South Africa became the first African country to legalize the same homosexual marriage.
At the time of homosexuality and children, Hendricks went out like gay in 1996 – and, according to the discussion, later broke another Taboo for marrying a Hindu Hindu.
He then re-led the development of the inner circuit as “the underground group and the support of” Queer Muslims.
It started in his home in Cape Town, and “proves that it is very successful in helping Muslims about their sex”, the internal circular website.
Although South Africa has a thriving LGBTQ + situation, members of the community are facing discrimination and violence.
Most of the religious groups in South Africa have been shocked in seeing equal unions [AFP]
Far Few of Fire Founded Community Polities, in the Dutch Church and Church of Methodist of the Southern Africa.
The Dutch Reformed Church was full of courts from clinging the courts that also appreciates four years earlier, but disappearing, it allows the same-sex ministers and those of Lesbian pastors to all the clergy.
The following year, the Methodist Church said that while not ready to apply for their teachers to work in homosexual elements. “
Pastor Ecclesia de Langa, the Director in the Involved and Verified Directories (IAM), told BBC that even in the circumstances where believers have received integrated policies.
“The traditional translation of the Holy Scriptures continues to extract the LGBTQ people, so the struggle for acceptance in religious communities always go on,” he said.
The Supreme Teacher in Islamic classes of the University of the Western Cape, Dr Fatima Essop, shown in the context of the Vitriol “oppressive” in the cycle of social media after social media after social media.
“I just find that frighty and so much alarming … Islamic, a culture that pertaining to man’s empathy and the preservation of human life,” told BBC.
Drsop added that while understanding some of the strong feelings at a Hendricks work, there was no “principles, Muslims or otherwise, in this form of violent”.
And when the motive is unclear, Hendrick’s murder – and an incorrect comment that followed – may have been afraid of “talking about their sex or sexism”, said Drsop.
Rev. Ukruger-At At Bedazibwe said while Hendricks shootings would make LGBTQ shooters again think their safety, would not be able to campaign for conversion “because the work deals greatly”.
Hendricks has already been buried at a private event, though his al-Gurbah Foundation has promised to arrange to rehabilitate the Memorial in the near future “respecting his large contributions”.
For Tebuho Klaas, a religious scheme officer another basis, members of LGBTQ + in the southern African country, may have decided to his life shortly “but not his inheritance because it has been reared”.
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