There are majority Christian countries where homosexuality is illegal too.
I don't agree with that at all, but I also note that the people who have come here from conservative Muslim or Christian countries have chosen to move away from those countries, so I don't make any assumptions about their beliefs on the basis of where they come from.
I accept that many Muslims consider homosexuality to be wrong. Many Christians also share this view. I find this belief offensive, personally, but I am also aware that not everyone who holds this belief would necessarily want to impose their views on other people. Some would, of course, and they must be stopped at all costs.
Is there a problem with misogyny and homophobia in certain Muslim communities? Yes, absolutely there is, and it needs to be recognised and tackled. Are those problems unique to Muslim communities? No, they aren't. Are those attitudes universal to all Muslims? No, they aren't.
Not so long ago, attitudes towards homosexuality amongst white British people were very different from what that are now. There are plenty of young British Muslims with more liberal views than their parents and grandparents, and they will drive change in their own communities. I have already seen evidence of this in my own community.