Actually, It's Not Beheading Homosexuals Or Jailing Women For Rape That Will Challenge Western Perceptions About Islam
Of course, these practices are part of Islam, as is how a woman has half the rights of a man, so the perception that Islam commands violence and is antithetical to modern human rights is, actually, correct.

From The Blaze, besides funding terrorism and those who support it, Qatar is spending buttloads of money on art -- recently, $70 million on a Rothko. Sharona Schwartz quotes a woman, Qatar's Sheika Al Mayassa, sister to Qatar's emir, is doing the purchasing:

The Sheika - who the Economist recently named "the art world's most powerful woman" - would not give an interview to the New York Times, but in 2010 told the paper that setting up art museums might challenge Western preconceptions about Islam.

"My father often says, in order to have peace, we need to first respect each other's cultures," she told the paper. "And people in the West don't understand the Middle East. They come with Bin Laden in their heads."

The Qatar Museums Authority has established three high-profile museums in recent years designed by acclaimed architects Jean Nouvel, I. M. Pei and Jean-François Bodin.

Art watchers believe the goal is to make Qatar a destination hub for art aficionados.

Just don't get raped while working for a Qatari billionaire.