'Being gay is against human nature!': Shocking views of Qatari teacher who was Beckham's interpreter
Daily MailGliding through Doha’s dazzlingly futuristic cityscape on Monday morning, in a limousine provided by the Qatari government, David Beckham might have allowed himself a self-satisfied smile. David Beckham sits with Madame Shams Al Qassabi and her daughter Eman Beckham is pictured on a glossy billboard in Doha, the capital of the world's richest state Beckham controversially signed a £10million deal to promote Qatar ahead of the World Cup People are pictured arriving at the Lusail Stadium on the outskirts of capital Doha, September Unlikely as it seems, the avowedly metrosexual Becks — who has declared his pride in being called a ‘gay icon’ — struck up a rapport with the abaya-clad Qatari spice chef and this week he returned for another PR shoot. Just the sort of cross-cultural bonding that Beckham presumably envisaged when he said he hoped this World Cup would be ‘a force for good’. Beckham meets Madame Shams Al Qassabi for breakfast in the Souk Wafiq, Qatar Beckham is pictured clinking coffee cups with a woman wearing a headscarf in Qatar during a promo video ‘A lot of people who get to his level of wealth want a sense of purpose — to leave the world a better place,’ he told me from his exiled home in San Francisco. At the Al Wakra Souq Hotel, where the England team will stay during the tournament, one of Beckham’s many adorers — a Qatari businessman — told me he was even prepared to forgive him his 65 tattoos, though decorating one’s skin goes against Islamic teaching.