Corrections: (1) Those claiming the Messiah's "tolerance" for homosexuality argue based on a negative.  What he SAID was: "Think not that I come to destroy the Law" (Torah) "nor the Prophets" (books of Exekiel, Isaiah, etc.), "I come not to destroy, but to fulfill.  Until heaven and earth pass away" (look around, they're still here) "one yot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the Law, until all as been fulfilled.  He who breaks the least of these commandments, or teaches others to do so, shall be called least in the Kingdom of Heaven."  Homosexuality is explicitly prohibited in the Torah, which I'm told is CHRISTIAN as well as Jewish Scripture.

(2) All kinds of things contrary to authentic Islamic tenets occur in the middle east.  While Qur'an likewise prohibits and denounces homosexuality, it doesn't differentiate between that and any other form of unsanctioned sexual behavior by unmarried persons--for which the punishment, per Qur'an isn't death, but (non-lethal) flogging.