From Derby Muslim Action Force HT Pink News  

Since announcing the anti-gay pride protest in Derby City Center this saturday the 7th of July we have seen a wave of support from Muslims accross the UK. Pictures (actually all the same picture but in different sizes) of home-made placards have been sent in showing some of the preparations made by Muslims.

We are also happy to report that word of the protest has reached other Muslim activists. Prominent Muslim campaigners (which I’m sure you can guess) have tweeted the protest and put it on their facebook

We ask the Muslims to continue in their preparations and to strengthen their resolve to make this the biggest and loudest protest ever. Takbeer! Allahu Akbar!

The anti-gay pride protest has been successfuly carried out for the past two years, despite the injust arrest and imprisonment of our fellow Muslims… this time we are going bigger than ever before, calling on Muslims from around the UK to support the protest.
The heat always seems to bring out the worst of this society and this summer is no different with the upcoming Gay Pride march in Derby on the 7th of July. As Muslims it is our duty to forbid this major, deplorable evil of society.

The past two years we have come and spoken out, confronting them on the day, urging them to follow a natural way of living as detailed in Islam. We have seen our brothers locked away in the prisons, and pursued in the courts, but despite the efforts of the enemies of Islam to silence us, we will not remain silent. This time we are going national, urging Muslims from around the UK and abroad to come and show their support

Their earlier press release;

We will be holding a static demonstration, delivering speeches and discussing the Islamic viewpoint on the issue and will explain the Islamic verdict under an Islamic state on homosexuals.

We have garnered much interest from Muslims around the UK and are expecting this to be the biggest protest of the kind in Derby.

We will also be speaking out against the arrests and incarceration of Muslims who in the past have spoken out on the issue of homosexuality in Derby