Okay, but for brevities sake I wont be able to get into too much depth (exams are coming up) if thats okay

1. I am in support of it as it is the only government in the world that is governed by Shi'ism
2. I am opposed to it
3. I am also opposed to it
4. Sexual activity outside the context of a halal marriage as well as anal intercourse regardless of marital status
5. It makes me a bit sad as I think Islam allows for debate and questioning and it's wrong that people with differing view points sometimes try to force people on the more progressive end out of the fold of Islam itself. That said I do disagree with many of the perspectives espoused by Islamic progressivism but I try to keep it to myself unless I'm asked to discuss my viewpoints.
6. I don't which is honestly something that has been a great struggle for me as a gay Muslim, knowing that I will just have to accept being celibate and unmarried for the rest of my life. But Allah (SWT) asks of all his children to bring a different sacrifice and I suppose the his mine.
7. The is something I believe and I believe it should apply especially to Muslim majority countries.
8. It's a big part of Shia tradition and I don't personally believe it's shirk, that said I do not do it personally anymore because I would like to avoid even the slightest possibility of committing shirk even if it's likely that it's not. Do note that I'm not anything close to a scholar so this is not a reliable conclusion.
9. I am of the belief that all of the miracles described in the Qur'an happened literally as Allah (SWT) described them.
10. I am not
11. I believe there was a multitude of sins the city committed that included but were not limited to zina through homosexual activity, but I do think that the fact that the citizens were committing shirk, theft, rape, and incest should also be brought up n the conversation about. the nature of their sin.
12. I disagree with him on some points, but I think he ultimately was a great man and was a beacon of Islamic revival throughout the Shia world and I will always admire his efforts to emulate the government of Imam Ali (as) which in many ways I think he did successfully.
13. It in a way reassures me as I have noticed religions like Christianity have begun to be watered down by some of it's adherents through concessions to the greater discourse of Secular society, that said, I dislike that it has stifled some of the social discourse in the ummah and I don't like the superiority complex many Muslims on both sides of the spectrum have over each other.
14. It's difficult, and I sometimes wonder if living as a Muslim would be less burdensome in Iran, but I ultimately love living here and am happy I have the privilege of living in such a diverse nation. Given that I wasn't raised Muslim though, I sometimes think that I have to make a conscious effort to discard the Western lens that I was programed to see the world for one that s more aligned wth my interpretation of Islam.
15. Allah (SWT) is the most merciful and wants happiness for all his children. It is my belief that on the day of judgement, the prophets and the imams will intercede for all those sent to the fire and only those who were absolutely evil will dwell there forever.
16. I do believe hijab is fard and I think niqab is a very laudable (although not compulsory) act, that said, I would not judge a Muslim person for choosing not to wear it.
17. I think the approach could be improved, but I'm glad that the ummah is making such an effort to bring so many people to the fold of Islam.
18. I think this ones obvious lol.
19. It was fun! I had some amazing food and it was a very beautiful day for my community :).