A Trojan Horse school had a 'morality squad' which saw prefects spy on other pupils and inform teachers if they were in relationships, a tribunal has heard.
Muslim girls were also told women who refused to have sex with their husbands would be "smited" and go to hell.
Separately, boys were deliberately not taught about how to put on condoms and sex education was only taught in the context of marriage.
A whistleblower who taught at Park View Academy in Alum Rock, Birmingham, also claimed pro-Islam messages were read out over a tannoy system in the playground.
Leaflets preaching Islam ideology were also widely distributed to each classroom.
The revelations were made at a disciplinary hearing at the National College for Teaching and Leadership in Coventry.
Teachers Akheel Ahmed, 41, and Inamulhaq Anwar, 34, are both accused of trying to force extreme Muslim teaching onto the school's agenda.