• glimse@lemmy.world
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    I can’t figure out which part of this story you doubt so I have to assume you’ve never met a trans person or a Muslim.

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      Probably that a Muslim can both be open to trans people and wear a hijab at the same time.

      Tbh is much easier to reconcile than you’d think.

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        Stop destroying prejudices against Muslims! How can you show them to be self confident and intelligent people that don’t need a white savior to explain the world to them?

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          Don’t get me wrong, I’m still very against conservative Muslims, as much as I am against conservative Christians, ultra-orthodox Jews etc…

          But it’s clear that there’s nuance, so like one can be a Christian and also be accepting of gays and trans people, one can be the same while believing in Islam. The ones I can’t stand are those that use their preferred book to put themselves on a pedestal and be terrible to other people, but this trait is not limited to one specific religion, or even to religion itself.

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        6 months ago

        Right, so they’ve never met a Muslim person (or I guess only met the much more rare ultra conservative kind)

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      Half of my family is Muslim. I’m currently partnered with the trans alliance in my city to build their new housing co-op… I’m well versed in both sides of this and what’s stated above didn’t happen LoL. It’s a fairytale or as known in the Muslim community… teqqiyah.