Islamist preacher says world is ending because of gay people, crossdressers and sexy pop stars

A fundamentalist Muslim preacher has declared the world is coming to an end when men look like women, there is gay sex, female pop stars and scantily-clad ladies.



Dr Omar Najjarine had a series of predictions in his sermon titled 'End of Days' delivered at Auburn in Sydney's west.



The preacher from the hardline Sunni Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah Association of Australia referenced the Prophet Mohammad when making his forecasts about the end of the world.



'Men will look like women and women will look like men. These are prophesies of Mohammad of Allah,' he said late last week.



'And when men lie with men, women lie with women, and to add to that, female singers and musical instruments will be prevalent, will be popular.'



The predictions did not end there, with Dr Najjarine forecasting that scantily-clad women and women outnumbering men were other signs of the world ending.



'And we can add some more in related topics on this where men will be outnumbered by women, women would be naked in spite of being dressed and we find this in Muslims and they will lead astray and they will take many people astray with them,' he said.



He added sex outside of marriage and infidelity would also be common, especially if practiced by political leaders.



'Adultery and fornication will be prevalent. When fornication becomes widespread, among your leaders… and the leaders stop forbidding it, it no longer becomes forbidden or against the law,' Dr Najjarine said.



'When adultery and fornication becomes widespread and out in the open, the children of fornication become widespread. How many children don't know who their father is?



'Even the mother is not sure who the father is. So the children of fornication will become widespread.'



Dr Najjarine's sermon did not pinpoint exactly when the end of the world was coming, considering female singers have topped the charts for decades with Madonna during the 1980s and 90s, and Beyonce and Lady Gaga more recently.



Androgynous models are also in vogue.



The ASWJ group at Auburn holds sermons for men and boys at a prayer room above the Bukhari House Islamic Bookstore, which has been linked to Farhad Jabar, the 15-year-old radicalised schoolboy who shot dead accountant Curtis Cheng in 2015 outside police headquarters in Parramatta.



This hardline brand of Sunni Islamism supports sharia law, which secular Muslims reject.



This same group has hosted sermons saying men would be judged by Allah for using public urinals while women would be punished for plucking their eyebrows.