Islamic culture and Islam are immoral

I will only quote the things that I disagree with and that I believe are important parts. "This is where the distinction between Muslim and Islam needs to be made, as if these actions of Muslims were the true Islamic methods, we would be able to see this behaviour in the lives of Muhammad (SAW), and his family. I will here use the example of the 1st successor and closest man, also son-in-law to the Prophet, Imam Ali. Once, a man came to Ali to confess his crime of stealing, as this man had a guilty conscience. *Pause* (It is known that stealing in Islam would be punishable by the cutting of the criminal's hand, and what could be more telling than the man confessing himself... Surely this would immediately warrant the punishment being used? ) However, by Islamic principles, Ali did not act on the confession itself, rather he attempted to prove the man innocent and practice penance. By Islamic methods, if even the slightest doubt is cast over the crime, they are not due the punishment. Ali therefore asked questions like "Perhaps you are mistaken and were extremely hungry and it is out of compulsion that you committed the theft." Furthered by questions such as "Perhaps you stole from an unguarded place" (nullifies crime of theft) and asked whether he was forced or under orders. Do you think that Muslims carry out such strict checks in places like Saudi before executions, let alone corporate punishments? I for one certainly don't. My point here is of course, Muslims are not representing the true morals of Islam. In some cases, it is, as mentioned, Muslims being immoral rather than Islam." I don't see how sparing one person (from unnecessarily harsh punishment) proves that Islam is not immoral. I have cited sources where Ali burns apostates and where Muhammad orders the killings of apostates and homosexuals (see [1],[2],[3],[19],[20]). It is incredibly ignorant to not reply to these verses but instead assert that Islam is not immoral because one person was spared even though hundreds if not thousands of other people were killed because of Muhammad and his family. "Moreover, studies have shown that as a matter of fact, an overwhelming majority of Muslims do NOT sympathise with such horrid actions. The few who actually do, cite Political reasons over Religious reasons; it is not Islamic terrorism, that is just the excuse to cover other objectives. And if this were the view of Islam, what about the rest of us?! Does that make pretty much the whole Muslim population wrongdoers, because we sure to God are not practicing acts of terror, or even supporting them. I know there are some surveys suggesting otherwise, but I please request you to not used cherry picked information from a minority of people, and rather look at those who are well informed, by which I mean scholars. (Message me personally and I can send links to lectures and statements of condemnations)" I have cited several sources about this topic and would recommend you to stake a look [8] and [11] since it's clearly not just an incredibly small minority, but a big minority. In [8] the question was whether suicide bombings could be justified to defend Islam (so it's about religion not about politics) you can read further and more specific about [8] in [22]and in [11] people are outraged because their religious leader was depicted. "2) On Homosexuality. I will keep this short and simple. I disagree with the institution of homosexuality, and you are right, I do believe it to be immoral (as do many Non-Muslims). That being said, I am highly of the opinion, that whilst I disagree with HOMOSEXUALITY, I will never discriminate against people who are homosexuals. I believe, whether or not a way of life is moral or not, people should never be discriminated, especially in cases such as these where today homosexuals are certainly increasing." Since in the Qur'an and the hadiths the punishment for this "crime" is death (see [15],[19],[20]) I believe you have failed to address this issue adequately and would like you to explain how you can defend the position that Islam is morally just while hundreds of homosexuals have to die because of Islam. I would also like you to provide a source (or some kind of evidence) for the claim that the number of homosexuals is rising. As far as I know, more people admit to being gay nowadays but the percentage of homosexuals has not drastically changed. "3)" I have not cited any Qur'an verses for this, since I do not believe that sexism is necessarily an issue with Islam, but certainly with Islamic culture (see [12],[13] and [14]) "Finally, we cannot only see the negative aspects (falsely) attributed to Islam." Since this is a debate about whether Islam is immoral or not, I think seeing the worst of something is enough to judge it (e.g Hitler liked animals [23], strengthened the economy to help the people and made sure that every German had a job [24]... Does that mean that Hitler was not immoral? I do not think so, and you probably do not either, just because you do some good things, does not mean that the bad things you do "We must also acknowledge the masses of good done under the umbrella of religion and Islam." I do not doubt that Islam also does good things, but I would prefer it, if you gave some evidence to support your claims (see rule 1) so that other people that read this debate can form their own conclusions. "A religion which is the cause of so much gooness can surely not simultaneously be the drive for Boko Haram, Daesh etc?" I disagree. "Extraordinary claims, require extraordinary evidence" Since these organizations themselves claim that Islam is their motivation, I would like to know, how you know (and how you can proof it) that they are not "the drive" for these organizations. I would appreciate it, if you could explain my fourth argument (homophobia in Islam) further and why you believe that killing people for being gay is not immoral. I would also appreciate it, if you could explain my first argument (lack of religious freedom) which was not addressed at all. And especially how it is not immoral to kill people for leaving Islam (see [1],[2] and [3]). Sources: [1]: https://sunnah.com... [2]: https://sunnah.com... [3]: https://sunnah.com... [8]: http://www.pewforum.org... [11]: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk... [15]: https://quran.com... [19]: https://sunnah.com... [20]: https://sunnah.com... [22]: http://pewresearch.org... [23]: https://en.wikipedia.org... [24]: https://en.wikipedia.org...