#gay middle eastern

[abustoslife]

[yourdailyqueer]

Abdel Aziz Mahmoud

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Gay

DOB: 11 June 1983

Ethnicity: Palestinian

Nationality: Danish

Occupation: Journalist, presenter, writer

[mithliya]

homosexuality has no race nor religion (not to mention that not every palestinian is a religious muslim... even if they were, why should ppl support war crimes against them regardless?). the same way u will come across 'gay christians' u will come across 'gay muslims', the same way u will come across 'christian allies' u will come across 'muslim allies'. the same way u will come across religious muslim homophobes, u will find christian ones:

[queermuslimarchives]

Arabic/Middle Eastern Homoeroticism art by AI

[str8upjorkinit]

Leo as Jesus 100% not because of in the server

they call me Leo's Nardo Da Vinci

[chicago-geniza]

Waiting for my 800 antihistamines to kick in, playing "gay or European" with Luke Brandon Field's old Instagram photos (it brings me no joy to report that the verdict falls solidly on the side of "British Eurotrash metrosexual the way David Beckham is British Eurotrash metrosexual")

[abustoslife]

🥂

[yourdailyqueer]

Amir Ashour

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Gay

DOB: Born 1990 

Ethnicity: Iraqi

Occupation: Activist

[unforgivablengk]

What if Jesus in GO3...

[savyir-genesizz-the-wizard]

Like a two weeks ago I thought about Polish Saladin and now I have an entire Slavic modern AU in my head. I won't really elaborate probably but I find it very funny

[ai-man-art]

[destana-min]

A person may know this for himself; he may have the problem of committing a sin that he commits regularly even though he believes that it is haraam and hopes to rid himself of it.

But what is feared for the one who persists in sin without repenting is that it may lead him to a bad end, Allāh forbid, or he may begin to love the sin in which he persists, so that leads him to no longer feel in his heart what he is obliged to believe, which is that it is haraam. So he begins to regard the sin as permissible because he is used to it and loves it.

Hence one of the salaf said: Sin is the harbinger of kufr and there is the fear for the one who persists in sin that if he takes the matter lightly and does it as he does permissible things, without hating it or fearing the consequences, his faith will be rendered invalid.

Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah (may Allah have mercy on him) said: A man only commits haraam actions because of the weakness of his faith and love; if he does makrooh actions it is because he does not have enough hatred towards it, or because of the strength of the love for it that overwhelmed his heart. No person does any haraam action, such as immoral conduct both obvious and hidden, or sin and transgression, or associates things with Allah for which He has sent down no authority, or speaks about Allah without knowledge, except because of weakness of faith, because of lack of knowledge and belief, or because of the weakness of love and hate. But if his faith is basically sound, which means that he believes in all that Allah sent, then when the believer does these actions, he feels hatred and resentment towards them, and if he does them then it is because his whims and desires overwhelmed him, so when doing them he inevitably hates them and fears Allāh's punishment for them, and he has the hope that he will rid himself of the consequences, either by repenting or by doing good deeds or by being forgiven, and so on. But if he does not hate them and does not fear Allāh with regard to them and does not hope for His mercy, then this is not a believer under any circumstances; rather he is a kaafir or a hypocrite. [Qaa‘idah fi’l-Mahabbah, p. 104]

It was narrated that Abu Hurayrah said: I heard the Messenger of Allāh (blessings and peace of Allāh be upon him) say:

“All of my ummah will be fine except those who commit sin openly, and it is part of committing sin openly for a man to do something at night, then in the morning when his Lord has concealed him he says: O So and so, I did such and such last night, when his Lord had concealed him all night, but in the morning he discloses that which Allāh had concealed for him.”

Narrated by al-Bukhaari (5721) and Muslim (2990).

To sum up: persisting in sin is a major sin, but it does not constitute kufr unless it is accompanied by regarding the action as permissible. Persisting in it does not necessarily indicate that the person regards it as permissible, but it may lead to that.

May Allāh forgive you and have mercy upon you.

Do you think I'm not miserable enough. Why do you have to add onto my pain thinking you're saving me when you're just rubbing salt in my wounds

[protaetia]

🐞

[abustoslife]

[jbfly46]

Lol it’s okay to murder middle eastern children as long you might be gay.

[yourdailyqueer]

Abdulrahman Akkad

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Gay

DOB: 17 May 1998

Ethnicity: Syrian Jewish

Occupation: Youtuber, public speaker, activist

Note: In 2017 Akkad streamed a live video on Facebook, coming out as gay after fearing that his family would have had forced him to marry a woman against his will. The video was shared on various Arab social channels, as it was the first ever occurrence of a gay Syrian man publicly expressing his sexual orientation in a video with his real name and face.