Muslim teaching about the importance of sexual relationships GapFill

As a general rule, Muslims do not approve of  maritalpremaritalheterosexualextramarital sex, but rather emphasise that Allah gave marriage as the context for sex to take place. 

They believe that  pansexualityheterosexualitysexualityhomosexuality is the only correct form of sexual expression, and only within the context of a marriage - because this is how order is maintained within society, and where children can be raised responsibly. 

They believe that  gender identityhomosexualityheterosexualitysexuality is haram, which means  encourageddiscouragedforbiddenmandated. For this reason, Muslims largely do not support or practise  interdenominationalinterracialsame-sexopposite sex marriage or relationships. This is because they consider marriage (and sex) to be designed by Allah for  women and womendifferent speciesmen and menmen and women, with the ability for  businessesideasfinanceschildren to result from physical unions.