Christian Marcussen wrote that Abud Mustafa's Islamic ideal community had faced extensive criticism on the internet and in the media. In the community, the death penalty for homosexuality and apostasy could be on the agenda, he wrote, referring to a picture made by VU. Marcussen welcomed the criticism but warned that the focus on Abud alone overshadowed a broader problem. He claimed that Abud shared his ideal community with a large proportion of practicing Muslims, and that the attitudes were therefore not extreme but mainstream in that group. As an example, he pointed out that Muslims had not condemned Abud. Marcussen wrote that it was important, in line with growing realizations about Islamic theology, to also understand how widespread these ideas were. #Islam #Ytringsfrihed #Menneskerettigheder (translated)