Islam and LGBTQ+ experiences are often presented as mutually exclusive in Quebec’s public discourse. In this article, we expose the perspectives on this matter of 8 LGBTQ+ Muslims living in Montreal, who we have interviewed. We will see how their stories, experiences and standpoint resist alieanating and restraining representations which render impossible the existence of LGBTQ+ muslims in the eyes of many. We will also present how the aknowlegdment of queer and Muslim subjectivities allows to take into consideration racism and islamophobia in LGBTQ+ communities in Quebec, as well as heterosexism and cissexism in Muslim communities.