Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Islamic Perspective on Same Sex Marriage

22 February 2024

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The speaker discusses the Quran's statement that sex and same sex marriage is allowed in Islam, but it is unclear what that means. The speaker also mentions that people may not be punished for actions that cause feelings of desire, but it is unclear what that means.

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			What does the Quran say regarding
same * marriages? The Quran

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			doesn't speak about that as a
marriage. But everywhere The Quran

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			does speak about marriage, it's
man and woman to give a technical

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			answer. So even in the Hadith as
well, there is no validation of

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			* and same * marriage in
Islam. It's haram, the other man

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			written about it very clearly,
that is haram. Now, if somebody

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			feels that they have same *,

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			feelings, they may not be punished
for that. Because if you can't

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			help it, then you may not be
punished for that. But that does

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			not but what Islam does not allow
is that you act upon it

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			is people with all sorts of
feelings, right? There's people

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			with all sorts of feelings, but
you're only allowed to act on

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			certain feelings. That's what
Islam is. Right?