Sexual crossing in the perspective of sharia and its controls between prohibition and conditional permissibility

Abstract EN

For long times, since the very beginning of life, it was believed that the human race could not be devoid of being male or female, and anything other than that would be only a mutation, as in the case of problematic hermaphrodite, and sexual relations only existed between them, and anything beyond that would only be an anomaly.

recently, in the wake of manipulation and embellishment of terminology, homosexuality has emerged in the guise of the sexual revolution and has been wrapped in the garb of freedom, especially sexual freedom.

among its tools are the choice of sex and gender crossing.

what was reprehensible for ages has become a reality and is being promoted and those who disagree with it are being harassed.

therefore, it highlights the value of questioning about the nature of gender crossing, the religious rules about it, then the controls that limit it and the impact of that socially, religiously, and even legally and politically.