Genre et sexualité

الجنس والهوية

19 réponses

  • Être homosexuel est-il haram en islam ?

    Être homosexuel est halal : le Coran blâme le peuple de Loth pour avoir agressé ses hôtes et dépouillé les voyageurs, et ne punit pas l'amour homosexuel fidèle.

  • Que dit le Coran sur l'homosexualité ?

    Le Coran ne nomme jamais l'homosexualité. Le récit de Loth condamne l'agression d'hôtes et le pillage de voyageurs, sans fixer de peine à l'amour homosexuel.

  • Sortir avec quelqu'un est-il haram en islam ?

    Se fréquenter en vue du mariage est halal : le Prophète a envoyé un prétendant voir celle qu'il voulait épouser, et le Coran permet des paroles convenables.

  • Être transgenre est-il haram ?

    Être transgenre est halal. Allah crée ce qu’Il veut, des personnes de genre variant vivaient librement dans la Médine du Prophète, et le Coran honore l’humain.

  • La masturbation est-elle haram ?

    La masturbation est permise : aucun verset ni hadith authentique n'en parle, Ibn Hazm la jugeait au plus réprouvée, et un avis d'Ahmad la compare à la saignée.

14 autres réponses en anglais

  • Can two Muslims of the same sex marry?en anglais

    Two Muslims of the same sex can marry. A nikah is a covenant of consent, witnesses, mahr, and kindness, and imams have performed same-sex nikahs for decades.

  • Is sex reassignment surgery allowed in Islam?en anglais

    Sex reassignment surgery is halal. Islam commands medical treatment, Khomeini permitted transition, and Egypt's mufti allowed surgery on a doctor's advice.

  • Is having a crush haram?en anglais

    Having a crush is halal. Love is part of human nature, the Prophet spoke tenderly of a man's love, and Ibn Hazm wrote that hearts are in Allah's hand.

  • Can Muslim men and women be friends?en anglais

    Muslim men and women can be friends. The Quran calls believing men and women protecting friends of one another (9:71), and the Companions kept such friendships.

  • Can Muslims shake hands with the opposite gender?en anglais

    Muslims may shake hands with the opposite gender as an ordinary courtesy without desire. Scholars differ, and those who prefer not to should be respected.

  • Can Muslims support LGBTQ people?en anglais

    Muslims can and should support LGBTQ people. The Quran commands justice for all (4:135), honors every child of Adam (17:70), and forbids mockery and harm.

  • Is polyamory haram in Islam?en anglais

    Polyamory is halal when every partner freely consents and is treated with honesty, equal dignity, and care. The Quran ties plural marriage to justice.

  • Can a Muslim woman be lesbian?en anglais

    A Muslim woman can be lesbian. The Quran never mentions love between women, classical jurists set no hadd for it, and faithful relationships are halal.

  • Is kissing before marriage haram?en anglais

    Is kissing before marriage haram? A kiss is not zina in Islamic law; the Prophet treated it as a light fault wiped away by prayer. Intention and consent matter.

  • Can zina be forgiven?en anglais

    Zina can be forgiven. Allah promises to turn the misdeeds of those who repent into good deeds (25:70), and the Prophet urged people to repent privately.

  • Is it haram to fantasize or daydream about someone?en anglais

    Fantasizing or daydreaming about someone is not held against you in Islam. Allah pardons what passes through the heart; what matters is what you do and say.

  • Is it haram to be nonbinary or use they/them pronouns?en anglais

    Being nonbinary is halal, and so is using they/them pronouns. Allah creates as He wills, the jurists made room for the khuntha, and names are a courtesy.

  • What does Islam say about intersex people?en anglais

    Islam honors intersex people. Classical fiqh gave the khuntha a place in prayer, inheritance, and marriage, and Islamic ethics guard their consent and privacy.

  • Is it haram to be asexual?en anglais

    Being asexual is halal. Islam asks no one to feel desire, marriage is no duty for those without it, and great scholars lived full lives without marrying.

Sunlight through stained-glass windows throws pools of red, blue, green, and violet across the carpets between the carved columns of a dim prayer hall.
Ayyoubsabawiki, Morning light in the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, Shiraz, 2015. CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.