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| − | The '''Intact Muslim Network''' | + | The '''Intact Muslim Network''' was founded on January 1, 2007. |
| − | They are Muslims who know Allah creates all of them perfectly (Qur'an 27:88, Qur'an 32:7, Qur'an 40:64, Qur'an 64:3) and that this includes their sons. They choose to keep their future sons intact, and allow them the choice of whether or not they will be [[ | + | They are Muslims who know Allah creates all of them perfectly (Qur'an 27:88, Qur'an 32:7, Qur'an 40:64, Qur'an 64:3) and that this includes their sons. They choose to keep their future sons [[intact]], and allow them the choice of whether or not they will be [[circumcised]] as adult men. |
| − | They serve to educate on the subject of [[circumcision]] as it pertains to Islam and the teachings of the Qur'an. | + | They serve to educate on the subject of [[circumcision]] as it pertains to [[Islam]] and the teachings of the Qur'an. |
| − | They exist to raise awareness of Islam and [[genital autonomy]] issues, and to provide a location for Muslim parents to discuss the subject with each other. | + | They exist to raise awareness of [[Islam]] and [[genital autonomy]] issues, and to provide a location for Muslim parents to discuss the subject with each other. |
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Latest revision as of 00:05, 6 August 2023
The Intact Muslim Network was founded on January 1, 2007.
They are Muslims who know Allah creates all of them perfectly (Qur'an 27:88, Qur'an 32:7, Qur'an 40:64, Qur'an 64:3) and that this includes their sons. They choose to keep their future sons intact, and allow them the choice of whether or not they will be circumcised as adult men.
They serve to educate on the subject of circumcision as it pertains to Islam and the teachings of the Qur'an.
They exist to raise awareness of Islam and genital autonomy issues, and to provide a location for Muslim parents to discuss the subject with each other.
External links
Facebook page. Retrieved 16 September 2019.
