We’ll know soon, by whether he has a fatwa put on his hide, or else gets winked and nodded at.
The wink and nod will come, for the perversions in which older males force compliance from younger males is part and parcel with the “cohesion” which holds Islam together.
Submission is but another translation of “Islam”, and that opportunity to subjugate and just plain bully the less assertive among their own numbers is eagerly seized and exploited by the pseudo-alpha males. Islam only actually works for those at or relatively close to the top of the food chain.
Note that Islam is highly gender-specific, and only males may hold high positions when it comes down to smash-mouth, bare-knuckled, winner-takes-all struggles for power. The “clerics”, the ayatollahs and imams, pretty much dictate how and where others may fall along the hierarchy of power, with greater power being allotted to the most ruthless among them. I call these the Noble Islamic Gentlemen.
(The hint of sarcasm in that designation is entirely intentional.)
The hierarchy is as strictly enforced as that of the age of feudalism, with the jihadis being the knights who defend that system. Jihadists are given free rein to use as much force as they have at their disposal, whether it be rape, brutalization, mutilation, or outright murder on wide scale, to terrorize and subdue any dissidents among their number or any of the population in lands that have fallen under their domination.
Islam is somewhat peculiar among the ideologies of the world, as they have embraced “religion” as the basis of their authority to perform merciless persecution of their victims, and claim high moral ground in doing so. The “religion” part of their ideology is cobbled together by weaving in elements of previously existing monotheistic religions, and claiming all other religious study to be subject to “error”, and therefor not relevant. In Islam, and in the Koran, there is no reference to either the Ten Commandments, which prohibit a good deal of the behavior so freely exercised by Muslims, or to the Golden Rule, to show respect for others as respect is expected to be shown to yourself. Reciprocity is not a strong impulse among Islamics. They may not have invented the concept “My way or the highway”, but they certainly raised it to a governing policy.