#Queer Muslim

[bigenderrevert]

It takes some Audacity to claim THE MOST HIGH AND EXALTED CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE can't do something, Be glad Allah is Merciful because if he wasn't youd (as in the people saying such) be TOAST

Whenever someone says God can't make people gay, it takes a lot of self-control not to say that telling The Good Lord what He can and can't do with His creation is not a hill I'd want to die on

[moonmoonthecrabking]

happy pride month to religious queer people, who feel like they’re contradictions, or told that they’re contradictions, but stay true to these important parts of themselves anyway. happy pride to the queer religious people who have to explain their identities, and who have to defend their faith or their queerness in either circle.

i love you, i am one of you, thank you for being in this community with me.

[chelledoggo]

there's too much animosity towards queer people who want to practice their faith/spirituality, both within their respective religions and within the LGBTQIA+ community.

we need to protect and lift up our queer siblings of faith.

our queer Christians.

our queer Jews.

our queer Muslims.

our queer Hindus.

our queer Buddhists.

our queer Sikhs.

our queer Baháʼís.

our queer Wiccans/Pagans.

our queer Shintos.

our queer siblings of indigenous/folk faiths.

our queer SBNR siblings.

our queer siblings of whatever religion/spiritual systems they observe.

you're all beautiful and valid and loved and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. 💖

[mysweetsinfulobsessions]

HIJAB BUTCH BLUES by LAMYA H.

Alright, changing it up a bit with my book stuff but this one hit home with me. The author draws very interesting parallels between stories in the Quran and her experiences as a gay muslim woman that are very interesting. And if you think you can’t be muslim and gay, or wear a hijab and be gay, or even tackle muslim culture and queerness in one, then you’re bound to be pleasantly proved wrong with this one.

[what-shitfuckery-is-this-ew]

everyday i cry cause God made me genderfluid but not a shapeshifter

[samwise1548]

It's me!! :D

[ID: An animated gif of the artist, a hijab wearing Pakistani person with brown skin and glasses. They're sat at a table, tablet open and pen in hand. A steaming mug of tea sits next to her. He's waving his opposite hand to say hello. \End ID]

[undergiants]

@ all the religious queers who follow me (or don't lol), y'all should reblog this with what your favorite part of your religion is. it could be a particular ritual, an item, a belief within it, an experience you had, anything!

we should share some good against all the bad that we get <3

[aeniiac]

em eem new to tumblr,,,, throws my pride hijabi girls at u

[blusthings]

Feel, don't act.

Now on Webtoons and Tapas.

[queer-muslim-culture-is]

to all my fellow trans muslims on trans day of visibility: i see you and i hear you. you are not and never will be alone in this

if youre not trans but you know someone who is, take the time to tell them that they are loved today, yea ?

[queerdisabledmuslimlove]

hope everyone had a good pride and happy disability awareness month!

[jewishboricua]

every time i see someone exclude, mock or ignore queer religious people's existence (whether from bigoted religious people or bigoted queer people) i think it should be perfectly acceptable for us to punch them in the face for that

[silly-fox-and-its-stuffies]

I know there's a lot of people who feel kinda intimidated or uncomfortable with religious queer people at pride, especially Christians, and that's okay! I understand! but even if it makes you uncomfortable, remember that not all religious people are the same, and you can't judge one person because of things other people have done. but if you aren't comfortable being around queer religious people, just dont go. either that, or just ignore them (obviously unless they're directly interacting with you and not trying to start anything or cause problems) bc like, I have mild religious trauma, so I get it, but if its not directly affecting you, just let them be happy? dont attack them, this should be obvious

sorry for rambling I hope this makes sense

im here for all the religious queer people, and non religious queer people <3

everyone is welcome at pride. except bigots

[what-shitfuckery-is-this-ew]

EID MUBARAK

ESPECIALLY TO QUEER MUSLIMS

TO MUSLIMS WHO ARE QUESTIONING THEIR FAITH

TO BLACK MUSLIMS

TO MUSLIM CONVERTS

TO DISABLED MUSLIMS

TO MUSLIMS WHO COULDN'T FAST

TO SUICIDAL MUSLIMS

TO MUSLIMS TARGETED BY THE HARAM POLICE

TO TRUAMATISED MUSLIMS

TO MUSLIMS WHO ARE GRIEVING

TO ANGRY MUSLIMS

TO ALL THE MUSLIMS WHO ARE OTHERED IN THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY - I WISH YOU A HAPPY EID

WE AREN'T CLEAN CUT PERFECT PEOPLE. AND WE SHOULDN'T HAVE TO BE TO CELEBRATE EID. WE ARE ALL ON OUR OWN JOURNEYS AND WE'RE ALL STRIVING TO BE BETTER PEOPLE. IGNORE THE HATERS. HAVE FUN TODAY

[bigenderrevert]

Wore my Niqab and Jilbab to Masjid again Today, I felt great

[samwise1548]

Fitted up and ready for the release any minute/hour now!!!

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[ID: A drawing of the artists self, wearing a dark shirt with a green eye on it, and patched up black pants. On top of that they're wearing a large grey jacket with fluff on the inside, and a green crown with eyes on it. \End ID]