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Our college makes this policy recently. As for the detail of the policy, it can be sums up like this : you have to sign a paper that says that you will be dropped out without questions if you are not free from lgbt. This is total restriction over lgbt, not sexual act of lgbt in campus or something like that. If found out (before or after graduation) college administration will lawfully kicked or revoke you. It shocks lgbt communities in my country. Because, there is no such policy required before.

Majority of my friends were under assumption that it is muslim mission to prevent lgbt spreading given the opportunities (even by prohibiting their education). I dont know either and i don't even know if this question will be black and white amongs muslim. But being an atheist, i solemnly sure that being lgbt should not be the reason for someone not getting an education.

Our state's constitution embed the rights of education to people, not be seen for what they are. But it gets tricky when our college can have a policy on their own regarding this case.

Is it lawful (in islamic practices) for muslim to prohibit lgbt from getting an education ? Does islam has specific law about this ? If it is not, Does muslim required to do this ?

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    It's best to stick to one question and ask it well. We also need to avoid opinion-seeking question, such as "What is your humbled opinion about this?" and "How could I argue with them about this?" Answers are not a means for differing opinions to compete with one another. Questions should seek something specific and verifiable, e.g., "Do [some group of Muslims] forbid schools from providing education to LGBT people?"
    – Rebecca J. Stones
    May 11, 2017 at 10:55
  • Well, not going to be nitpicking or anything. can i ask you a question ?
    – Tegar Percy
    May 11, 2017 at 16:38
  • first, does deleted question not completely erased from stack exchange ? how can i promotw my question more ?
    – Tegar Percy
    May 11, 2017 at 16:39
  • in my previous question, i ask a question, "is it right or wrong _____" but.. there is commenter that propose to change question because in islam stackexchange, i cant ask right or wrong.. but in other stackexchange, i can.. so i was in a dilemma whether to ask for opinion (which i know is not advised) or question about its rightness
    – Tegar Percy
    May 11, 2017 at 16:44
  • and not to be disrespectful, "Do [some group of Muslims] forbid schools from providing education to LGBT people?" provides differences answers to my question..
    – Tegar Percy
    May 11, 2017 at 16:51

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Islam only says to refrain from your desires, so this isn't a Muslim issue, rather it's either cultural, or simply ignorance.

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  • That doesn’t answer the question. I’m not down voting because the question is unorganized, but this is not an answer.
    – user27315
    Apr 27, 2018 at 21:10

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