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So this question is how is a Muslim body on college campuses are we supposed to deal with topics pertaining to LGBTQ plus?

For example, we hosted an online event and

separated so it was brothers and one call and sisters and another call. We then

received a complaint that the MSA was being discriminatory against non-binary

individuals and that the MSA should be more inclusive and not do any more gender-separated events. Is there something that we're allowed to say that doesn't go against the

teachings of Islam but also won't trigger any canceling culture if we're to make comments slash remarks.

The saying we support LGBTQ plus rights

have anything Islamically incorrect with it.

One a... with it. No, he is a him, fass alu, a hala,

they kering,

kun,

to mla t'alamoon. So I've already answered parts of this question in the last one. I'm just going to continue from where I left off. You're presenting something that is far more convoluted. It is

the intersection of our morality with social pressure along with perhaps even legal pressure which is where the problem comes.

Now in America and I want all of you on the call to appreciate this.

We thank Allah.

I am thankful to Allah for the First Amendment.

Realize in Europe, it is very different.

And in Europe, even in some countries,

you are not allowed to have gender segregated halls or conferences.

There have been Islamic conferences that have been raided by the police

and fined. Why?

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