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lgbtqiamuslimpedia · 6 months
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Muhsin Hendricks
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Birth : Unknown
Ethnicity : South Asian, African
Alumni : University of Islamic Studies, Karachi (1990-1994)
Gender : Cisgender man
Sexuality : Homosexual
Occupation : Imam, scholar, human rights activist, interfaith activist
Muhsin Hendricks is an Islamic scholar, researcher & human rights activist.He is called world's first Gay Imam. He has done independent research on Islam and sexual diversity, an area that does not often get explored in the Muslim/Islamic world. He has also delivered many papers and facilitated workshops on Islam and Sexual Diversity to many organizations in South Africa, USA and Europe. Muhsin is founder of The Inner Circle/Al-fitrah Foundation, the largest organization for LGBTQI+ Muslims in Africa & CCI Network, a network of inclusive muslims, faith leaders & activist. He founded the first gender-affirming, queer-friendly mosque in South Africa (the mosque is affiliated with organization Al-fitrah Foundation).
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nakibistan · 10 months
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Allah Loves Equality - A Voice for LGBTQIA+ Muslims & Minorities
🌈☪️Allah Loves Equality is a revolutionary campaign that was started by a Pakistani Gay Muslim Activist Wajahat Abbas Kazmi The campaign amplified the voices of marginalised womxn including Queer womxn,Pakistani LGBTQ community as well as LGBTQIA+ muslims.Hashtag #AllahLovesEquality has been trending since 2016.The campaign gain both supports & criticisms. Through his campaign,wajahat wanted to spread the message of TRUE Islam,wanted to end hate & bigotry within muslim societies.The message of ''Allah Loves Equality'' was spred across the continents.A documentary film by the same name was directed by Wajahat Abbas Kazmi to documents the lives of queer muslims in Islamic State of Pakistan🇵🇰 It was a very courageous thing that he has done.Like A jihad for Love,Poshida:Pakistan's Hidden LGBT, Allah Loves Equality film abled to show Pakistan's underground queer & sexual minority.
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Wajahat Abbas Kazmi campaigning in Pride March of Italy 🇮🇹🇵🇰🏳️‍🌈
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Turkish Gay muslim model is holding #AllahLovesEquality
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#AllahLoveEquality in Europe's first Muslim LGBTQ+ Pride 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈☪️
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A Queer Palestianian holding #AllahLovesEquality in Jerusalem Pride.
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Filipino Muslim Filmmaker Rhadem Musawah marching with #AllahLovesEquality 🇵🇭🏳️‍🌈
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13thgenfilm · 10 months
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"This fresh take on coming out eloquently avoids the trope of vilifying the religious mother to a depiction that is nuanced, thoughtful, and always comes back to shared respect and love." — Gary Carnivele, We The People / Gay Sonoma
We’re excited to announce the L.A. Premiere of Sandra Itäinen’s documentary COMING AROUND, screening on Saturday, July 22nd at 7:30pm as part of Outfest Los Angeles. ❤️🏳️‍🌈🎬
TICKETS & DETAILS: 👉 https://bit.ly/3Nop5T0
Produced by Chelsi Bullard, and executive produced by Fawzia Mirza, Andria Wilson Mirza, and Marc Smolowitz, the film follows 28-year-old Eman as she weighs the decision to come out to her devout Muslim mother.
Stay close in the coming days and weeks as we continue to CELEBRATE the festival journey of COMING AROUND!
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hmc-approved · 3 years
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For every Gay Muslim who has to sit back in the closet, hide their lover and kiss them in secret, stalling our own life whilst watching everyone around us move forward with their lives, their spouses, their homes, their children and pleased parents. We sit here clapping for them silently from the sidelines, sharing their joy whilst choking the breath out of our own dreams to please them.
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عيد فطر مبارك☪️ Eid Mubarak . . . . . . #syrian_lesbian #lgbt #lgbtq🌈 #gay #lgbtmuslims #lgbtq #pride #lesbians #muslims #gaymuslim #مجتمع_الميم #مثليين #مثليون https://www.instagram.com/p/CAil5fiHERF/?igshid=1j5pasmgp200a
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arab00lgb-blog · 5 years
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Oh! very H0T #islamic #hothothot #gay #gayarabic #muslim #gaymuslim #saudiarabia #gaysaudiarabia #gaysaudi #drawing #procreate #red #iran #gayiran Arabic  Kiss Russia
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ajourneytotruth · 5 years
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LGBTQ Muslim communities?
Hi everyone, I’ve fallen off of the tumblr train for a while. I hope everyone is well though.
I was wondering if any of you knew of any lgbtq Muslim communities in nyc that are revert friendly?
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prifais15 · 5 years
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I can feel you how you feel, without even a touch.
- 16/01/19 L.J
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lgbtqiamuslimpedia · 11 months
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Parvez Sharma
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DOB :8 July 1976
Occupation :Journalist,Filmmaker,Writer,Activist
Gender :Male
Sexuality :Gay
Ethnicity :Indian 🇮🇳
Spouce :N/A
Awards :Best Film,Mix Brasil 2008,Best Film,Image +Nation,Montreal 2008,Monette Horowitz Award,Cinereach Award,Arts PAC—Artists for Freedom Of Expression,Arcus Foundation Award,The Hartley Film Award,Andy Warhol Foundation for The Visual Arts 2006,GLAAD Media Award,Stonewall Community Fund,etc
Parvez Sharma (also known as Parvez Hussein Sharma) is an Indian-born American journalist,writer,filmmaker & activist.Parvez Sharma's writings have appeared on The Huffington Post,The Daily Beast and The Guardian.He is a recipient of the 2018 Guggenheim Fellowship in the film/video category.Parvez Sharma is best known for his films In the name of Allah (short), A Jihad for Love, A Sinner in Mecca, & his 2017 book A Sinner in Mecca:A Gay Muslim's Hajj of Defiance.He received the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Documentary amongst several other international awards for A Jihad for Love.For his 2 controversial documentary films & activism, Parvez faced alot of criticism from Muslim world.After the release of A Jihad for Love, Sharma was labeled as Apostate by Muslim Judicial Council of South Africa.
Early Life:
Parvez Sharma was born on 8 July 1975 in a small town of New Delhi & grew up in various cities all over India.His high school was a Catholic School called St Mary's Academy where all students had to recite the Pater Noster during morning assembly.At the age 12,he had (inappropriately) speed-read his mother’s copy of “Gone with the Wind” & even gotten his hands on Christopher Isherwood’s “Berlin Diaries.By 13 he was precociously photographing everything with a pretty basic Vivitar camera which was gifted by his American cousin.
He recieved his bachelor degree in English literature from Presidency College of the University of Calcutta.He received his master's degrees in Mass Communication (Film and Television) from Jamia Millia Islamia University,Broadcast Journalism from the University of Wales,Cardiff & Video from American University's School of Communication.He moved to the United States in 2000 as a student at Columbia University's Film School, but was unable to continue a second semester due to lack of funds and moved to American University where he was given scholarships.
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Parvez Sharma worked as a journalist for India's 24-hour news television network NDTV.He also worked on programming for BBC World Television(India), the Discovery Channel(United States), & the World Bank (United States).Parvez Sharma worked in several radio,print, and broadcast.
In the nineties, Sharma was a print journalist for several prominent Indian newspapers including The Telegraph,The Statesman,The Economic Times,The Business Standard, & India Currents Magazine.While at the Statesman he reported on what was the first ever detailing of the lesbian experience within India for a national newspaper - Emerging from the Shadows (July 3, 1994)– which became a rallying point for lesbians around the country and was crucial in the formation of many lesbian organizations.
Sharma was instrumental in setting up the first organized LGBT effort in the eastern state of West Bengal,setting benchmarks for many other LGBT organizing efforts around the subcontinent.
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In his short film, In the name of Allah , Parvez interviewed American,British & South Asian Gay & Lesbian Muslims.A Jihad for Love film was preceded by this short film.Parvez Sharma came up with the idea after listening to the stories of gay muslims, when he attended American University.He decided to give a voice "to a community that really needed to be heard, and that until now hadn't been.Parvez Sharma and his film's co-producer Sandi Dubowski raised more than a million dollars over a 6 year period to make this daring film.Parvez conducted interviews of many LGBTQ muslims from different backgrounds.He met these people through the Internet.The film was filmed in 12 different countries and in nine languages.Sharma compiled 400 hours of footage of interviews throughout North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, & the Middle East.Countries included Iran,Iraq,Saudi Arabia,Egypt,Bangladesh,Pakistan,Turkey,France,India,South Africa,USA & UK.
In just its opening week during a limited release of 33 cities, A Jihad for Love, for example, ran for four weeks at New York's IFC theaters.The film grossed $22,287, out of which, $10,519 was just in New York.The Domestic Total Gross for the film is $105,659.A Jihad for Love was theatrically released in 33 cities,while A Sinner in Mecca was only released in four cities, for a week each.Its box office numbers were low, except in New York where it had a higher box office return of $11,220.The film also premiered in 2007 at the Toronto International Film Festival & in 2008 at the Berlinale.It went on to premier at more than a hundred film festivals globally and was released in theaters in the US and Canada in 2008 by First Run Features and Mongrel Media.A Jihad for Love was broadcast in India and other countries by India's NDTV.It was shown in two parts over the Aug 1-2 and Aug 8-9 weekends.Further A Jihad for Love was banned from screening in the Singapore International Film Festival, 2008.The film was also banned in several muslim-majority countries.By 2011, Sharma conducted live events and screenings of A Jihad for Love in many Muslim nations and capitals ranging from Beirut,Lebanon and Istanbul, Turkey, to Bishkek,Kyrgyzstan and Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia.In Indonesia, the film did an 8-city tour to acclaim.
In 2007 he wrote a chapter for the book Gay Travels in the Muslim World. In 2009 Parvez Sharma wrote the foreword for the anthology Islam and Homosexuality.
In 2009, Sharma was named as one of "50 Visionaries changing your world" in a list headed by the Dalai Lama.The OUT Magazine named Parvez Sharma one of the OUT 100 twice for 2008 and 2015- "one of the 100 gay men and women who have helped shape our culture during the year".On 29 May 2013 Sharma was honored as an "LGBT hero" by first-lady Michelle Obama at a DNC fundraiser in New York.
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Parvez has spoken internationally on distinguished film/media panels and panels on Muslim & South asian LGBTQ+ issues,human rights violations across the world and the crisis in 21st century Islam.
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hmc-approved · 5 years
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Growing up as a gay muslim and coming from a very cultural family i felt i could never make peace with my identity and that i would always have to sacrifice my sexuality. Being pakistani mixed well with being muslim but i was always made to believe that neither of the two could be put together with being Gay. I believed that for a majority of my life until we put it to the test. Going to a holy place with my Girlfriend gave me the biggest sense of relief and inner peace. I went there expecting to experience an inner turmoil, feel anxiety and realise maybe i was doing wrong but Lord knows i have never felt as whole in my entire life as i did in this moment. All my demons were put to rest, and the years of struggle and self-hatred left me. Surrounded by my Lord and my soon to be Wife, i was finally able to be.
And for all those who say that you can't be gay and muslim. We're already here.
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lailagulabi-blog · 6 years
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I have a complex relationship with the land my family came from, India and Pakistan. They were kidnapped, sentenced to indentureship (a nicer way of putting slavery) and taken to a new one, where they made a new culture and a new tongue. The land they left was freed, becoming two countries at first. Although there is the dilemma of one people with many tongues and many creeds living in the two nations, they are free from their coloniser. My culture is Caribbean, my language is Caribbean and my heart is Caribbean; however, that means that you’ll find the flavours of the land my family left in my culture. You’ll find the same creeds, you’ll find the same textiles and patterns, you’ll find bits of pieces of the same tongues. You’ll find bits and pieces of the same India and Pakistan in my Caribbean. Happy Independence Day India and Pakistan! #JASHANEAZADI #AZADIDIN 🇮🇳 🇵🇰 #IndiaIndependenceDay #PakistanIndependenceDay ・・・ Story behind this one: I was supposed to serve Katrina Kaif, chikni chameli realness, but then I got a concussion... so I brought homegirl Kajol instead in a calm manner (yes, my physical health matters!) and reclaimed White queer spaces for QPOC by blessing them all with Lata Mangeshkar! #Gaysi #gaysian #gayindian #gaypakistani #gayguyanese #gayitaliano #gaymuslim #muslimdragqueen #desidragqueen #guyanesedragqueen #caribbeandragqueen #desigirl #cooliegyal #ragazzaitaliana #dragqueen #nycdragqueen #curryscentedfaggot #haramqueen #modella #model #qpoc #nonbinarydragqueen #queerdesi #queersouthasian #instadrag
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#Repost @zaman_aka_sundari Flash back to last week. Each day we are judged by the color of our skin, the clothes on our backs, the food we eat, our chosen partner, and the list goes on. 💃 As a son, a brother, a born Muslim, an openly Gay individual, an artist, and a Guyanese immigrant in the US; with immense pride I performed a piece not only to represent myself Pridefully but also our LGBTQ+ Caribbean community who continuously are attracted, abandoned, stigmatized, and bullied for we are. 🇬🇾 The Deportee Suitcase Solidarity MARCH hosted by the @newsanctuarycoalition of New York City in solidarity of those who are detained and deported was an emotional, uplifting, and inspiring event filled with love, hope and forgiveness. 💃 Thank you to the @caribbeanequalityproject for this opportunity to volunteer, supporting our fellow immigrants, LGBTQ+ community and our Caribbean people. Video by: @fazena_89 #CEP #zaman #InTheLifeOfZaman #dancemotivation #gay #InternationalDancerZaman #deporteesuitcasemarch #lesbian #bisexual #immigration #immigrant #dancerlife #danceUnity #loveyourself #DancerZaman #Guyanese #GayMuslim #flashbackfriday
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Support LGBTQIA in Islamic societies, Queer Muslims Exist 🏳️‍🌈💗 #LGBTQIA #Queer #QueerMuslim #Leftism #Freedom #TransMuslims #GayMuslim #lgbtqmuslims https://www.instagram.com/p/CPdK6GUH7ew/?utm_medium=tumblr
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thegaybodyguide · 4 years
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🧔🏿👨🏾‍🦱👳🏾‍♂️ Whether you’re a man of color or not, you can still be a cool cat as long as you bring the personality and attitude! 🐆🐾 (PSA: This label has nothing to do with the movie. Just “panther” is fine.) — #gayblackmen #gaymuslim #gayindian #homo #gay #gaymen #gaydude #gayman #gayboy #lgbtq🌈 #lgbtq #gbtq #queer #instagay #gaysofinstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/B8EbuiAJN7v/?igshid=1il17u6vckqub
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