A Campaign to Counter the Promotion of Homosexuality and Emphasize the Correct Duality of Human Beings [Hashtag]

From time to time, misleading research, studies, and news come out claiming the discovery of the homosexuality gene and that homosexuality is an instinctive tendency, which is in order to hide the fact that homosexuality is a behavioral deviation and psychological disorder linked to several social and environmental factors.

This prompted activists to launch an initiative under the name Fetrah (Firtah), which means in Arabic "innate nature/ innateness" or "natural constitution," with the aim of combating the ideology that seeks to abolish the principle of human duality, reject moral deviation contrary to the natural constitution, and consolidate societal and religious values and customs.

In addition to assembling those who reject various divine laws from all cultures, without fear of distortion campaigns and pressures they may be exposed to from Western lobbies.

Through many hashtags, including #Fetrah, #SupportFetrah, and #fetrah_the_idea, the pioneers of social media launched a broad campaign of solidarity with the initiative, amid a great welcome for the campaign that was launched from Egypt and was well received in other countries.

They emphasized that the normalization of sexual and moral homosexuality under the pretext of respecting special conditions, and under pressure from the media and Western legislation, and the involvement of large commercial companies in its promotion is an aggression against the heavenly religions and a violation of human balance.

They also explained the social effects of spreading homosexuality and generalizing it to societies and imposing it on them by force, stressing that it undermines the foundations of the family and changes its natural forms consisting of women, men, and children.

The initiative, which was launched on June 22 through a Facebook account and group, has become more popular in the past few days, with about 240 thousand followers of the initiative's page on Facebook. Nearly 90,000 projects and activities in different disciplines raise its slogan, noting that the numbers are jumping at a swift pace.

 

 

 

The Correct Natural Constitution

With the great media promotion to spread the idea of homosexuality among children and adults, celebrities, sports clubs, and world-famous brands raced to support and publicize them by printing their banners on their products; Arab activists launched the Fetrah initiative with the aim of countering the promoters of homosexuality by spreading correct human constitution (he and she).

The main goal of Fetrah, according to what was published by the initiative's Facebook page, is to be a general umbrella that allows all individuals, groups, factions, and currents to declare their explicit rejection of all directed campaigns and malicious ideas that are promoted and everything that is contrary to the natural human constitution.

The initiative seeks to educate children and adults that homosexuality has been forbidden in all religions, as well as its dangers to physical and psychological health, warning of the dangers of normalization with homosexuality, which has turned into a cross-border ideology.

The initiative relied on raising a flag bearing only two colors, pink and blue, which symbolize the existence of only two genders, male and female, which means a single natural relationship between the sexes, in the face of the homosexual banner of 6 colors of the rainbow.

 

 

Karim Haddad pointed out that "Fetrah is an initiative through which a person shows that he is against homosexuality," referring to science that says that a natural person is either male or female.

 

 

In turn, a tweeter named Abubaker Abed pointed out that "the newly created initiative aims to spread awareness among people about the correct human innateness and intensify efforts against the LGBTQ community."

 

 

A tweeter named Muhammad Muhammad posted: "Fetrah is a movement against the promotion of homosexuality that the West has pushed into our Islamic culture over the years. God created us only male and female, not another gender or orientation."

 

 

 

A Threat to Humanity

Social media pioneers considered the Fetrah initiative as a counterattack against abnormal thought and against Western campaigns of human metamorphosis, and as a return to human innateness and the natural balance created by God, which lies in the marriage of a man to a woman.

Supporters of the initiative also issued warning statements such as: "There are only two sexes in the world, male and female, and everything else is a perversion and moral decay. Our children are being targeted by the West," vowing that the banner of Fetrah will confront the banner of homosexuality and intrusive external thought.

They saw that one of the most dangerous threats to humanity is the regression of correct nature under glamorous slogans that really aim to corrupt conservative societies, noting that there is no way to permit any sexual relationship except in the manner that God has permitted between a man and a woman, bound by the controls that preserve societies and preserve reproduction from tampering.

The campaign was widely spread on social media, and commercial companies and influential personalities participated in it by publishing the initiative's banner on their social media pages.

The campaign organizers also called for a mechanism to combat the content promoted by the West in support of homosexuality and suggested ideas against what they described as a Western invasion called homosexuality, calling on companies, institutions, and influential personalities on social media to support them in the media.

A tweeter called for saving future generations, noting that there are only two genders in the world, male and female.

 

 

This was also confirmed by another tweeter named Hossam el-Deen, who published a picture of a man and a woman with the Quranic verse that says: "And among His Signs is this, that He created for you mates from among yourselves, that ye may dwell in tranquility with them, and He has put love and mercy between your (hearts): verily in that are Signs for those who reflect."

 

 

Meanwhile, a Moroccan tweeter said, "God created humans as two types: male and female, and each complements the other."

 

 

A tweeter also posted a quote of Sierra Conrad saying, "I am not shielding my children from accepting others. I am shielding my children from accepting this world's standards of truth. I am shielding them from being indoctrinated by the world."

 

 

A tweeter, Mohamed Ashraf, called on families to protect their children from the revolting ideas of the LGBTQ community and to teach them to fight these unnatural feelings and not give in to them.

 

 

In turn, another tweeter said: "There are only two genders: male and female. Remember, the universe began with Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve!!"

 

 

On his part, a tweeter named Mohammed Tarek said: "God said in the Holy Qur'an: O people, we have created you from a male and a female. So there are only two genders."

 

 

Mazen Othman wrote on his Twitter account: "Silence about gays means approval. They are not free to restrain human nature."