#nonbinary muslim

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Here is a Selection of Queer Affirming Ayat from the Quran

Unto every one of you have We appointed a [different] law and way of life. And if God had so willed, God could surely have made you all one single community: but [God willed it otherwise] in order to test you by means of what God has given you. So race to good works! Unto God you must all return; and then God will make you truly understand all that on which you differed.” 5:48

“And among God’s signs is this: God creates for you mates out of your own kind, so that you might find comfort in them, and God engenders love and compassion between you: in this, behold, there are signs indeed for people who reflect. And among God’s signs are the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the diversity of your tongues and tastes: for in this, behold, there are signs indeed for those of knowledge.” 30:21–22

“Consider the winds that scatter the dust far and wide, and those heavily laden, and those that speed along with ease, and those that distribute as ordained.” 51:1–4

“And the multiplicity of all the various hues which God has created for you on earth: in this, behold, there is a sign for people who remember.” 16:13

I hope you find these affirming

Also these were not complied by me they came from this Google doc

LGBT Qur’ān

Diversity and Unity in Conjunction “[...] Unto every one of you have We appointed a [different] law and way of life. And if God had so will

[our-queer-experience]

I was talking with a friend and we got on the topic of muslim enby's through a series of strange autistic questions and now I need to know a thing, so I'm here to ask it

Muslim Enby's, what do you use for head coverings??? Do you pick one or the other based on your personal vibes? Forgo it all together? Find a combination??? Same question goes out to jewish enby's. I am so incredibly curious now.

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[kodieskhalwa]

I think if Allah can forgive us for our mistakes

If Allah can show us mercy for our wrong doings

If Allah can give us grace for the things we are not

I think we as his creation should follow his example and do the same for ourselves and others.

[kodiescove]

I wish I could go to my Mosque and talk to my Imam about how hard of a time I'm having coping with my molestation.

I know that therapy is like key here but I need spiritual guidance.

I need to hear something, anything about how Allah can help me, about how I can use my faith to help me heal. Some Quran or Hadith verses to soothe me. Something. Just.... just something....

I am alone with this. I am alone with my molestation like I have always been alone with my molestation for 12 years.... I am tired of being alone with it....

[queer-muslim-culture-is]

Queer Muslim culture is being unable to decode whether or not as a non-binary Muslim, you should wear a hijab or not.

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[alwaysdifferentchaos]

Feeling confident 😌 ✨️

[itslookingback]

You know what sucks? Despite being on this site for almost a year now, I have never seen one positivity post about LGBTQ+ people that are muslim, and I think that’s really bad, so I’m making my own.

Muslim sapphics who wear hijabs / niqabs / burqas? Y’all are absolutely amazing and beautiful.

Muslim people who like multiple genders? Stunning and I hope you have a wonderful day!

Don’t even get me started on muslim trans and nonbinary people, oh my god you guys are so incredible and so freaking valid.

Your religion does not contradict your identity, I am so proud of all of you 

[figuring-it-all-out]

I was raised Christian and only in watching Ms. Marvel did I learn that mosques are divided by gender. My first thought was that must be challenging for enby Muslims. So I thought I’d ask: if you’re nonbinary & Muslim, how does this make you feel? How do you handle it? And are there any other gendered things in your religion you struggle to deal with?

I’ve had conversations like this A LOT with folks who were raised in some form of Christianity so I’m curious to hear what it’s like for other folks. Obviously only share your thoughts if your comfortable, but if you are comfortable I’d be interested in hearing what this is like for you.