Affirming, intersectional spaces & positive religious coping: evidence-based strategies to improve the mental health of LGBTQ-identifying Muslims

IF 0.4 0 RELIGION Theology & Sexuality Pub Date : 2022-01-02 DOI:10.1080/13558358.2022.2089541
Adnan S. Askari, B. Doolittle
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ABSTRACT The interplay between Islam, sexuality, and mental health is complex. In large population studies, religiosity is associated with positive mental health outcomes. However, the data among LGBTQ populations is mixed. Structural, interpersonal, and individual forms of religious trauma may adversely affect the mental health of queer people in religious households, but robust social support can remedy these effects. In particular, the dual-identities of LGBTQ-identifying Muslims complicate their relationships with both religious and queer communities. Here, we present models of LGBTQ-inclusive Muslim spaces as intersectional pathways to positive mental health outcomes, simultaneously offering networks of social support and opportunities to engage with healthy religious coping mechanisms.
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肯定、交叉空间和积极的宗教应对:以证据为基础的策略来改善lgbtq识别的穆斯林的心理健康
伊斯兰教、性和心理健康之间的相互作用是复杂的。在大规模的人口研究中,宗教信仰与积极的心理健康结果有关。然而,LGBTQ人群的数据则是喜忧参半。结构、人际和个人形式的宗教创伤可能对宗教家庭中的酷儿人群的心理健康产生不利影响,但强有力的社会支持可以弥补这些影响。特别是,lgbtq穆斯林的双重身份使他们与宗教和酷儿社区的关系复杂化。在这里,我们提出了包含lgbtq的穆斯林空间模型,作为积极心理健康结果的交叉途径,同时提供社会支持网络和参与健康宗教应对机制的机会。
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