QUEER MUSLIMS EXIST AND THEY ARE NOT AN OXYMORON.
Your faith does not dictate your sexuality and your sexuality does not erase your faith. Don’t let anyone tell you that you can’t be both.
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Your faith does not dictate your sexuality and your sexuality does not erase your faith. Don’t let anyone tell you that you can’t be both.
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Salam friends, just letting everyone know I'm back and will be active again in a few days :)
Salam! I'm a Muslim girl and I want to be a character animator. I love drawing, it really brings me happiness but I get told by people that it's haram. My parents are supportive and my mother only fears me being jobless as an artist, nothing else. I just want to know if I'm really doing something against Islam. My father's always told me that "discovering yourself is discovering Allah, so do what you love." Sorry for bothering.
Salam, never feel as though you’re bothering me, i’m sorry it took me so long to reply. I’ve been busy with uni and exams. All i can give you is my opinion and advice i’m in no way an authority. I agree with your dad that discovering yourself is discovering Allah. The way i see it is, that my relationship with Allah is linear and no one can interfere or intersect. My relationship with Allah is personal and there is only one that knows me better than myself and that is Allah. Community can be important but they should never break that linear relationship i have because no one knows whats in my heart more than Allah. Allah knows me better than i do. The one thing i love about Islam is that a lot of it is practical and about intention. In my personal opinion i don’t think there is anything wrong with drawing characters. It’s the intention behind it, you know that they’re purely just characters. You might want to consider the actions and things you create and if they promote good things. i think message is quite important, you can teach people through your art, you can send good messages rather than promoting things you personally deem haram. No ones relationship with Allah is the same and there are always going to be people that tell you things are wrong but it’s in yourself that you have to look, it’s in Allah you have to trust. It’s always good to listen to people’s advice because as a whole people mean well but that doesn’t mean you have to follow their advice if it’s not right for you. I hope i’m making sense and not rambling :)
I would like to spread the word that, as per Quran, dogs are not haram in Islam. Could you help me? I'm tired of people always saying things like cats are saints but dogs are Devils. They are regarded of the same level and it is hypocritical to say one is allowed and another is not. Please spread this. Hadiths claiming dogs are haram are actually false and fabricated they are not supported by any words in the quran
Everyone has there own opinions and that's okay, as long as they don't try to push their views onto others. I agree with you, i don't think dogs are haram. These days in most cases we are able to keep them clean and look after them. they're compassionate and loving animals. I think this idea of dogs being haram stems from a history where there were a lot of stray dogs and little modern medicine or knowledge in treating diseases they may have carried.
A couple good articles i've found below if anyone's interested.
http://egyptianstreets.com/2014/05/14/dogs-are-not-impure-says-prominent-islamic-scholar/
http://www.malaysiandigest.com/news/523961-only-shallow-minds-claim-touching-dogs-are-haram-dr-asri.html
There is a lot of debate going around about banning the Burqa here in Australia but very seldom are muslim women asked or even heard on the issue. Written by a friend of mine, who is a very talented writer.
Via Facebook- Queer Muslim Students Australia
I'm a Muslim woman that wears hijab, and is in love with a non Muslim woman.. What do I do.
I can't tell you want to do but i can give you some advice based on my personal beliefs. I see nothing wrong with what you're doing and feel. In terms of her being a non muslim, if this isn't a problem for you then go for it. As long as she loves and respects you and accepts all that you are and believe in, including your faith and doesn't try to change you then i don't see what should stop you. If you truly love and respect each other then that includes embracing your differences and supporting each other even if you don't share the same faith. This goes both ways of course. Love is a beautiful thing and too often we limited it to these boxes and constructs we've socially created.
Via Queer Muslim Students Australia on Facebook.