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I know you've posted this a while ago, but I'm happy to hear that you're doing well. You and your perspective matter a lot, and I hope that you can help out other kids who are also experiencing rejection and all the scary things that happen when they come out. Wishing you many blessings your way, iA.

Hope you are well :)

listen, if you ever need to talk, let me know! I have a similar background x

I was watching this and everything was good and then you said you were 14 and I was like woooahhh!! you act so mature

Hey, there. I somehow came across your channel again and found this video. How's it going for you now? The NHS can be extremely slow and the waiting daunting. I'm not a professional but I have the same background of being Arab, Muslim-raised, queer, and born in the UK then raised in an Arab country and moved back to the UK. I have also been dealing with depression for a very long time and everything about existing (but not living) really strings a chord with me. If you're interested in talking at all, I'd love to have a chat with you. Just DM me! Wish you all the best, and know that you're not alone.

sounds difficult, being gay in Saudia

I'm so sorry.

Hey girl, message me ...... I'm here if you need to talk. I went through some intense depression for the past 4 years, and I am finally overcoming it... and I want to be able to give you some advice and tips that have been helping me with my depression.

That's very brave of you! ❤ I can't come out to my parents, unfortunately. They're VERY religious, I could seriously get killed. :c

kudos to you!!

Hey there, I stumbled on this video from tumblr. I just want to say that your bravery is truly inspiring at such a young age. I'm also arab, gay, muslim, and 25 yrs. I'm always glad to hear that when muslim families are somewhat supportive to the idea of having a gay child. But most reality that is not the case. I was disowned by my parents when they found out, but it is not the worst thing in the world, the world did not end for me. What was more terrifying was still being in the closet. For anyone afraid that their outcome would be like mine, be prepared for it. Have a support system outside of your family, figure out living arrangement with your friends, gf/bf, and talk to the LGBT hotlines on some advice on what to do. It will be okay.

Its brave for you to come out , I don't really agree with the idea of being gay. Because of Islam and it's not allowed , however no one should be discriminated against hate the sin not the sinner people !

I love this video! Well done! Check out my channel and videos. We have so much in common ;-)

Salam alekum. From one gay Muslim to another you are strong beautiful inside and out my sister. Inshallah other Muslims will understand that in Islam and other religions that believe in god that sin is sin. Allah looks at sin all the same and we are all sinners in the eyes of Allah. Most people do not know that you can be any thing and anyone and follow Islam because Islam is perfect muslins are not. Love your video

thank you for uploading that video ♥

You've got my subscription! I love this video.

You go! This must have took tremendous courage to post this video!

Well done. Very brave of you xxx

i feel like female homosexuals get off better then male ones

I'm gay and muslim, and i'm happy about myself. The only thing i can say is that this struggle is between me and Allah. And sister, Allah loves you and me and every muslim. Even if we are gay, nobody knows i'm gay in my reallife. I'm scared to say it but i hope one day everything will be okay.

thank you for sharing, so brave. much respect !

Love this video! I'm gay and still in the closet- my mum has expressed that she would be okay with me being gay, but my dad is a scholar and so is my brother- so im pretty scared to come out.

I love your story and i am glad that you put your self out there and expressed your feelings.

You are truly brave. I am not Muslim but I am in love with a Muslim girl (I am also a girl). I am at a real cross road with her. She is very religious but there is something different about her idk. She is the kindest most beautiful person I have ever met. We are really close. She trusts me with everything! I want to tell her how I feel because part of me thinks she feels the same. Then the other part knows she would never consider actually being with me. I just don't think I can go on just being her friend. It hurts to much because I will always want more. The worse part is I have never felt like this with anyone else. And I don't think I ever will. Idk I just really love her.

Amazing, truly inspiring.

Fellow gay Muslim here. I actually vlog to show that it is possible, I loved the video!

You are way beyond your years, by the way! :)

Wow! Congratulations on coming out and on this video! You're so brave! :) What a groundbreaker you are! I am a Lesbian but not Arabic or Muslim. However, I just found out the great group, Muslims for Progressive Values, which I totally support, just opened an Arabic MVP in December 2013! This is great news! Prior to that they had groups in the USA, Canada, France, Chile, Australia and South Africa. FYI in case you are not aware of them, they accept and support women and LGBTQI people and their Imams even perform same-sex marriage ceremonies. Since you are Muslim you might be interested. :) : facebook.com/MPVarabic

I am so proud of you Aukhti <3 <3 <3 :)

wow how brave!

Awesome video

Girl, that was very impressive, I'm proud that a Muslim girl just shows that it is okay to be both gay and muslim. Wish my parents would understand the fact that I am a Muslim lesbian. Respect to you and to your parents

Wow! Mashallah that you came out! Coming out Mubrook! lol. This was really nice since it was a shout out to all the gay muslims out there. I find that coming out is one thing (the hardest part) but then there are also other things for example, trying to find our place in the european-white LGBT community, which doesnt fit our values. Being raised muslim we are taught to speak our minds in a intellegent way keeping the idea of modesty, and not being a proud (vain) person. This really clashes with the euro-white LGBT approach. Then the other thing is where to find gay muslim men/women!

Your bravery is beautiful. Allah loves you for who you are. Never stop being you. - Hannah :)

Wow you strong girl! All my respect to you. Wow.

assaalamu aliekum :) Proud of you!

Salaams, sis :) love the video! We need more to come out, it can't get better until we let it.

Also, I recommend reading "Homosexuality in Islam" by Scott Siraj-Al-Haqq Kugle. It's a very interesting take on the Quran where Islam and being LGBT are not antithetical to one another. www.amazon.co.uk/Homosexuality-Islam-Critical-Reflection-Transgender/dp/1851687017

Wow, much respect. Keep your head up high, you got this. :)

Wisdom out of the mouths of babes. At the age of 14, I was still in my denial phase.