As a Muslim currently living in the U.S., I do not support LGBTQ+ rights. However, I am not against them. I take a neutral stance, because while the act is haram and against my religion, this is a country of religious freedom, so it is not my right to force my beliefs upon others. Respecting those of different beliefs…

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

Your interpretation is very inaccurate. Thankfully in Islam, we adhere to scholars.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I’m sorry, but there is no version of Islam where being gay is permittable. We have the right to not be forced into supporting things against our beliefs.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

Just like how the LGBTQ community should not have to hide their views, neither should a Muslim have to hide theirs. You don’t have to take an islamphobic view just because you support LGBTQ.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

I see that you are openly islamophobic.

The sheer amount of islamphobia in this chat is disgusting.

Have you looked at Bobby Kotick? Have you seen that Ghislaine Maxwell’s prison sentence was reduced? The United States allows rape, sexual harassment, and pedophilia for the rich and elite. It is disgusting. You are free to be Islamophobic, but don’t ignore the crimes against women in the U.S.

Thank you. I should know better than to fall into the clickbait of a bigoted article written by someone who has probably never been to the Middle East, and believes that the U.S. is pure and clean.