خطورة الشذوذ الجنسي المجتمعي والصحي

The Societal and Public Health Risks Associated with Homosexual Conduct

Abstract

Homosexuality represents one of the most pressing and complex challenges confronting contemporary human societies, particularly within Islamic contexts. In recent decades, this phenomenon has been increasingly promoted and legitimized by international organizations and influential global powers through international conventions and national legislations. The perceived risks of this trend extend beyond individual behavior, encompassing profound societal implications, such as the erosion of the traditional family structure and the diminishing role of parental authority. Moreover, global legal frameworks often advocate for the rights and freedoms of individuals engaging in homosexual conduct, which may, in turn, contribute to the normalization of moral deviation within societies.

This article adopts an analytical and critical methodology to investigate the social and health-related harms associated with sexual deviation, particularly in Islamic societies. It seeks to address the central question: What are the societal and public health consequences posed by sexual deviation in Muslim communities?

Key findings of this study highlight several risks, including the destabilization of divinely sanctioned marriage between a man and a woman, the distortion of the innate human disposition (fitrah), the potential decline in reproduction rates, and the propagation of serious health issues such as HIV/AIDS, gonorrhea, and other sexually transmitted infections. Furthermore, the phenomenon poses a direct challenge to divine legislation, undermines the influence of religion in shaping ethical and social norms, and is perceived as a deviation from the divinely ordained path for humanity.