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New York show June 24th!

Greetings dear hearts, It has been quite a minute since we posted, but that does not mean things haven’t been popping for COM! During Fall 2014, we performed at Rutgers University, University of Illinois–Bloomington-Normal, and Union Theological Seminary. Each was a special evening in its own ways, and we hope that COM was able to support conversations about faith, family, sexuality and…

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#coming out muslim #new york city #performance #ramadan

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Coming Out Muslim: Radical Acts of Love #actsoflove

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Coming Out Muslim: Radical Acts of Love #actsoflove (at Trayes Hall (DCC))

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That's us!

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I am asexual, aromantic, non-libidoist (no sex drive), and sex-repulsed. I have no attraction of any kind to men except rare instances of aesthetic attraction. I have never had a romantic or sexual relationship with a man, I do not want one, and I would not know how to navigate one. I am not...

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fr mariam , khadijah, fatima, hajar, alla , yall,

fr our communities that hold us,

recite algebraic formulas against evil eye

2 × al fatiha plus 3 astaghfirallahs =

your eyelashes wont fall out

written with such love and concern

fr when we struggle w them

against islamophobia ,...

#queer Muslim #comingoutmuslim #@femmephane #episcopal #blessedhomo

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طوني حنا و سلوى قطريب، طال السهر

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Launching The Prayerful Queer

The Prayerful Queer is a project organized and written primarily by two queer people in two different faith traditions, reflecting on our lives.

Visit for reflections, arguments, prayers, and photos. xoxo R

http://www.theprayerfulqueer.com/

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Check out new, fun, faith & friend time!

#queers of faith #queer faith #lgbtq #lgtbqia #faith #muslim #queer muslims #comingoutmuslim #episcopal #the prayerful queer

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DEVIN JAMIESON She came to give it to you I Summer Drop 2014

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what sites would you recommend a muslim that has little to no knowledge about Islam. just the basics. which sources should I trust. where can I get every information I need. I want to educate myself but in fear for reading the wrong stuff I am coming to you for correct information. thank you sister.

Honestly, there isn’t a single website out there that I trust 100% so I wouldn’t redirect you to any specific ones.

However, I can tell you to look for fatwas/answers from the follwoing scholars:

Ibn Uthaymeen

Ibn Baaz

Al Albani

Ibn Kathir (for Quran tafsir)

Al fawzaan

Mufti menk

Ibn Taymiyyah

(those are all I can think of at the moment)

Also, stick to evidences from the 4 main schools of thought (madhabs) and their imams.

Don’t believe anything until you see a fatwa from a known scholar about it, or a good verse/ hadith used as evidence in support of it. When you see a verse or hadith, look for a scholarly explanation of it to ensure you understand it properly.

Always make sure the hadith is authenticated in Bukhari, Muslim, or Tirmithi. Or classed as saheeh by someone known like shaykh al Albani

Keep in mind there are usually two sides to an opinion, so make sure you read the daleels (evidence) for both from two trusted scholars, and also to ask a shaykh or imam which opinion is stronger.

Also, here are some useful links that may benefit you:

Quran Explorer complete with full Quran recitation and translation- You can pick the reciter and what verse/ surah you want to listen to

Hadith Explorer has the entire Bukhari, Muslim, Malik’s Muwatta, and Abu Dawud Hadith books where you can search by category.

Duas.com is where you can find authentic duaas for almost any topic or occasion you may need. (Here’s a compilation of some of their duaas we should use daily)

Detailed explanation on How To Pray with pictures, steps, and what to say

Of course, if you need help with anything or want clarification, let me know and I’ll do my best :)

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Avocado Cilantro Lime Rice

Really nice recipes. Every hour.

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christophanyimages we should make it. And eat it.

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High School Reading List

Back in May, the #weneeddiversebooks campaign lit a fire to fulfill the desperate need for diverse books in children’s literature. Behind the Book has always championed efforts to find diverse authors and protagonists that will appeal to students since we serve communities of color. For your enjoyment (and enrichment), we’ve created an epic list of diverse books to reflect the diversity in our city; here’s our list for high school students.

Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Drown by Junot Diaz

Kindred by Octavia E. Butler

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

The Chaos by Nalo Hopkinson

Akata Witch by Nnedi Okorafor

The Living by Matt De La Peña, a Behind the Book author

The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by N.K. Jemisin

The Pearl that Broke Its Shell: a Novel by Nadia Hashimi

Mare’s War by Tanita S. Davis

A Teaspoon of Earth and Sea by Dina Nayeri

The Book of Unknown Americans: a Novel by Cristina Henríquez