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So the question is what practice should Muslims observe

when illicit activities such as drugs, and LGBTQ issues are being normalized.

Should we stand up and stand down?

Or should we stand up for our morals

at the risk of being labeled as homophobic, transphobic,

etc? One of the... labeled as homophobic, transphobic, etc.

Wama a

a rusal a mean kobelika

in a lardijalan

no he I'm fas alu al-Ahah al-Ahla dikriim kuntum la t'u. That's a multi-tiered question.

And that's a multi-tiered question.

I'll try to speak generically.

We do not have to fight every single political battle. We do not have to

get involved in every single issue of controversy in this country. So if there is a certain issue going on that we have our morality that's compromised from it,

we don't have to jump in that battle and defend or speak out politically.

We should always speak out morally that what do we believe

in terms of our theology, in terms of our ethics.

But we don't have to fight every single battle

in terms of school policies or in terms of

getting involved with the local or state officials. If it's involving something

that is inherently sinful and immoral, we are allowed to have a third option which is just don't do anything, right?

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