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At the origins of peoples
a popular myth
"There are those who find the effeminate eunuch delicious and his soft caresses, delighted that they have neither a beard to fear nor an abortion to prepare." satirical poet Juvénal (1st-2nd centuries)
True homosexuality
Political causes
The historical pivot

The creation of crime
The societal ban
Global genocide

text resulting from the research work of Mark Brustman in "Nés Eunuques" and LLan Peled in "Masculinities and third gender", Brian Whitaker in "Transgender issues in the Middle East"
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Notes
[1] At the origins of religions, the goddess of love and war is celebrated everywhere as the divinity of dualities: Ishtar (Eshtar, Esther, Issar, etc.) in the Sumerian empire, Inanna in the Mesopotamian empire, Isis in the empire of Egypt, Cybele in Phrygia, Artemis in Ephesus, Europa in the Greek empire. Sometimes represented with a beard, breasts and arms, sometimes accompanied by a goat or a bull, it is given the power to give the masculine and feminine gender or to reverse it. The priests who worshiped him had the reputation of mutilating their genitals, or even removing them, which caused countless deaths. The monotheistic religions will use all their powers to demonize her in popular culture by designating her as prince of demons, the origin of the dual confusion where the Abrahamic religions intend to separate the principles into a distinct opposable category. In the Sumerian code hammurabi we also find a legal status of salzikrum which translates as "male girl" and which gave the right to people to dispose of their inheritance at their sole convenience, to found families, etc ... But transidentities will be assimilated to this iconography by the dual nature of their genre. Indeed, Saint Augustine will impose the ideology according to which the external image is the reflection of the internal reality making of the genital organ the representation of the gender of the identity, and thereby creating the confusion between sexuality and gender identity. . We are also entitled to wonder if feminine "inferiority" and the desire to submit women might not be rooted in the myth of this divinity. learn more: Why are transgender people evil?[2] The term homosexual dating from the nineteenth century, they could not actually be used in sacred and religious texts. These words have been used by modern translators under moral and religious influence, without taking into account the historical meaning, to refer to the term "eunuch", a legal caste which made homosexuals a transidentity whether or not they were castrated. The term sodomite actually dates from the thirteenth century and designates people indulging in lust, sexuality for pleasure, a sin that was opposed to religious prostitution. Now the crime of Sodom is known to true believers: Ezekiel 16:49 “This was the crime of Sodom your sister: she and her daughters were proud because they lived in abundance and in quiet recklessness. They did not help the poor and the unfortunate ”.
. The Christian religions were built until the third century on the idea of an androgynous human being created by God who was man and woman at the same time. The Bible mentions the presence of transgender people but does not impose any action: "For there are eunuchs who are eunuchs from their mother's womb; there are some who have become so through men; and there are some who are are made such themselves, because of the kingdom of heaven. Let him who can understand understand. " [The Bible, Matthew 19; 12]
. Le Levétique 18.22 condemns the relationship between two men by virtue of their status, not the relationship between homosexual eunuchs or transgender eunuchs any more than the relationship of a man or a woman with a eunuch, otherwise the word eunuch would be used instead of 'man. "You will not sleep with a man like sleeping with a woman. It is an abomination." The prohibition here comes from the desire to feminize a man by making him the passive object of his sexuality. what is condemned is the rape of a man as is the rape of a woman, that is to say a sexual act without consent.
In the Act of the Apostles 8-26 to 40, Philip converts an Ethiopian eunuch: "As they were going along the way, they came to some water, and the eunuch said:" Here is water, what is it? who prevents me from being baptized? ” 38 And he gave orders to stop the chariot, and they both went down into the water, Philip and the eunuch, and he baptized him. "
[3] FTM and lesbians are poorly represented in this text because transphobia and homophobia are apparently organized on the legal amalgamation around the male identity and its sexuality. And if we find several references to Sapphism, lesbianism is purely and simply "ignored", just like the relationship between women and eunuchs. But we can believe that lesbians were themselves incorporated into the status of eunuchs. We also find in women the status of Mulier Fortis or Mater Fortis which was obtained by the courage and strength of some women by participating in so-called masculine activities such as battles. The story offers several examples of people born female (Thècle, Matrona / Babylas, Marguerite / Pélage, Eugenia / Eugenios, Euphrosyne d'Alexandrie / Smaragdus, Theodora / Theodoros, Hildegonde / Joseph, etc.) who obtained the status of 'Man without being able to really define whether wearing the male dress was an identity necessity or was the means of accessing knowledge reserved for men. But this does allow us to suppose that transgender and feminist struggles have the same causes, since lesbians and MTF people are made almost invisible in history. The prohibition of Deuteronomy, a text of the Old Testament which formally prohibited the inversion of gendered clothes, actually applied to people who disguised themselves to access places reserved for men or women with hidden intentions. More specifically, it takes its source within the framework of the priesthood at a time when women were excluded and to prevent them from accessing it by wearing the male habit. Yet Jesus said: "Behold, I will guide her so that I may make her male, so that she too may become a living spirit like you males, for every woman who becomes male will enter the kingdom of heaven. »[Gospel according to Thomas, NH II, 2]
[4] One can only wonder when Pope Francis calls "not to hinder the creativity of God" but decides on his own to exclude transgender people. He also affirms on the transgender question that “Man wants to create himself, and decide always and exclusively for his own subject and for what concerns him. », Demonstrating on his part his own will to impose on others what they are, a certain confusion between choice and necessity but also between identity and sexuality, denying the physiological scientific discoveries which contradict the arbitrary visibility. The ecumenical ideology on which the Pope relies finds its origin not only in the speech of Paul of Tarsus and in the obligation for Christians to suffer frustration in their flesh and soul in order to obtain redemption and 'access the kingdom of God. People refusing to do so are then recognized as rejecting the Grace of God and not recognizing God as their savior. It will also be used to dismiss transgender priests on the grounds that their abstinence would be natural and would not require any effort to contain. Gregory of Nazianzos advises natural eunuchs not to be proud of their abstinence, because a natural virtue is not worthy of praise like that which is acquired by an effort of will (Oration 37.16-17)
[5] In the Hebrew texts, we find the word malakos or sârîs (סריס) to designate transgender and homosexuals. But theological linguists today claim that the term malakos can mean "precious" or means "one who wears the precious habit", which does not specifically concern transgender and homosexuals.
. "The rabbis wonder why Vashti, whom they believe to be immodest and sinful, would refuse her husband's order to" entertain "his companions with his beauty. The answer which is recorded in the Talmud is:" Rabbi Yosei bar Ḥanina said: This teaches that she broke out in leprosy, and therefore she was embarrassed to expose herself publicly. Another reason for his embarrassment was taught in a baraita: The angel Gabriel came and shaped a tail for him. "(Megillah 12b: 5)
. Yet Hebrew mysticism refers to a woman's body inhabited by a man and a man's body inhabited by a woman. The Mishnah (Zavim, 2, 1) says that Tumtum and Androgynos are both men and women, which means that when the law is stricter towards men than towards women, they are treated like men, but when the law is stricter with regard to women, they are treated like women.
. In Isaiah 56, God promises the eunuchs who keep the Sabbath and who keep their commitment that He will build a monument in heaven for them, especially good.
[6] The Coran only mentions sexual rape perpetrated by heterosexual men against other heterosexual men which is "unjust" there. The prophet, moreover, will prohibit his combatants from using the vanquished as eunuchs. But eunuchs (transgender and homosexual) are listed there as people who are "aqim" or "ineffective": Coran 42: 49-50. French: "It is to Allah that belongs the kingdom of the heavens and the earth . He creates what he wants. He prepares women for whomever he wants and he prepares men for whomever he wants. Or he marries men and women together and makes those he wants to be ineffective. is he who knows, he who is powerful. " Although this verse is considered to evoke descent, children very rarely arriving together, one can reasonably believe that it evokes the variety of genres that only Allah creates at will beyond human desire, human will. There is nothing here to impose that marriages are men with women and there again it can reflect the possible diversity of couples and families. The fact that he asserts that creation depends on him alone, enjoins Muslims not to judge his creations.
. The Coran condemns lust and deception, that is, pretending to be someone else with hidden desire. More explicitly, the Coran refers to the one who impersonates a woman or a eunuch in order to covetly approach the woman or women because he deceives the women of his intentions, but also their husbands, which does not particularly concern women. transgender or homosexual people.
. The prophet may even recommend that a person take responsibility for what he really is rather than deceiving those around him. Abu Huraira confessing his torment at not being attracted to women receives the following response from the prophet: "O Abu Huraira, the feather is very dry for what you are living. So be a eunuch for this reason or leave him alone. . " [Bukhari, Authentic Traditions, Book LXII (Marriage), Chapter 08, Chapter 114 - Bukhari, Authentic Traditions, Book LXXII (Robe), Chapter 61, Chapter 62]
. The most common term for MTF transgender people in the Coran is Khanith or mukhannath مُخَنَّ ث which translates as effeminate, to be taken in the sense of who is not in the nature of man. "The mukhannath is one of those who have no interest in women who have been allowed to look like women." [Matan Al Muqni, al Sharh al Kabeer, p347–348]
In Islam, female combatants could obtain a legal status of "mustergil" which gave them the same rights as a man until their marriage. [Brian Whitaker- arab without god]
. The specialists of the Coranic doctrine recognize that the hadidhs condemning homosexuality or transidentity are not authentic and were imposed a posteriori according to moral interpretations and political opportunism. [ibn Hajar al-Asqalani - Mohammed Mezziane, Sodomy and masculinity among Muslim jurists]
[7] The term "Man" in ancient writings relates only to the notable of the city, an active bisexual male. The common people are male or female slaves just like cattle, but they certainly do not have elitist citizen rights. Anyone who usurped the status of Man according to Greek law was castrated and sold. Coming from the plebs, he had to fight for his masters in order to be recognized by the city as a man and to obtain perhaps the rights.