Rusmir Musić in a chapter "Queer Visions of Islam" said that "Queer Muslims struggle daily to reconcile their sexuality and their faith." Musić began to study in college "whether or not my love for somebody of the same gender disgusts God and whether it will propel me to hell. The answer, for me, is an unequivocal no. Furthermore, Musić wrote, "my research and reflection helped me to imagine my sexuality as a gift from a loving, not hateful, God."Rusmir Musić, "Queer Visions of Islam" in Islam and Homosexuality, ed. Samar Habib, (Praeger, 2010), pp. 327–328.
Rusmir Musić in a chapter "Queer Visions of Islam" said that "Queer Muslims struggle daily to reconcile their sexuality and their faith." Musić began to study in college "whether or not my love for somebody of the same gender disgusts God and whether it will propel me to hell. The answer, for me, is an unequivocal no. Furthermore, Musić wrote, "my research and reflection helped me to imagine my ,sexuality as a gift from a loving, not hateful, God."Rusmir Musić, "Queer Visions of Islam" in Islam and Homosexuality, ed. Samar Habib, (Praeger 2010), pp. 327–328.