Muslim charity hosts sermons insisting gay people need to be cured
Islamic scholar Khalid Zaheer delivers a 2014 anti-gay lecture hosted on the charity website A newly-registered Muslim charity is facing scrutiny over sermons on its website that suggest homosexuality is a disease that needs to be cured. The Cheshire-based Ghamidi Centre of Islamic Communication, which registered as a charity in December, hosted videos and audio clips in which speakers discuss “the right to beat wives” and liken gay people to murderers. Islamic scholar Khalid Zaheer delivers one 2014 lecture hosted on the charity’s website, titled: “Is There Room for Gays and Lesbians...