The chief imam of the Islamic Community of Kosovo, Sabri Bajgora, has called homosexuality an ugly act, reports KTV.
Bajgora answered the questions of the lawyer of Mazllam Mazllam, accused of inciting hatred, whether a question coming from the congregation in the mosque about the LGBT community should be answered by the imam.
According to chief imam Bajgora, from a religious point of view it is good to advise the congregation, that such an action is forbidden in the Islamic religion.
Bajgora was invited by Enes Goga's defender, Durim Osmani, and was asked where the words 'sword, violence, blood' were found in Goga's lecture.
And, before the questions about his superior Bajgora, the accused Enes Goga considered BIK as the most credible institution, and that he considered the processes against them as an "attack based on unfounded insinuations".
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Bajgora, at the end of his testimony, said that if the guilt of the accused is proven, they will be subject to the decision of justice, otherwise they expect an apology from BIK, the accused and their families.
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