Queer Muslim migrants in Belgium: A research note on same-sex sexualities and lived religion

Abstract

Based on research on same-sex sexuality, religion and transnational migration in Belgium, this article looks at how the process of transnational migration intersects with the fashioning of the moral selves of queer Muslim migrants. Bringing together the concept of lived religion with an anthropological notion of moral selves, I argue for the importance of taking into account complexity and ambivalence in the understanding of moral subjectivities.

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