I don't have a view on transgendered people. I won't say whether I agree with them or not, but at the end of the day, if they genuinely believe something is wrong with them and they want to change it, that's their decision at the end of the day.
What bothers me is that they are educating young children about this and I think that is completely wrong. Imagine a child who likes to play with girls and dolls saying he wants to become a girl, and then a few years later decides he wants to become a boy again, how would that work? I think it's sick that my 8 and 5 year old nephews will be educated on this. Sorry, but it's just a no no. They are children. They want to play. Why tell them about these things at that age?
If it wasn't for that Keeping Up With The Kardashian man who became a woman (wasn't it on a bit of a whim? - I don't watch that show, I've watched one episode and it was ridiculous so sorry if it was "his journey" and he wanted to become a woman all along) and it wasn't such a celebrity thing to do, I doubt it would be this common.
Then you have other celebrities cross dressing and people think it's fun to imitate them. I have a lot of Muslim friends who adore Kanye West because he is meant to be a bad a$$ rapper, they all go to his concerts and want to be like him. Kanye sometimes dresses like a woman and walks about with a huge handbag type thing and some of my friends copy him. I think it's ridiculous. They think it's cool. I guess you just let them get on with it. Likewise with a lot of Muslim girls looking up to Rihanna who dresses like a man and they imitate. Oh and before someone rips my head off, I've mentioned Muslim people here because it's an up and coming thing. I've seen heaps of non Muslim men dressed like girls and vice versa. It's nothing new, it's normal I guess but with Muslims, it's something new I have noticed. That is all.
Surely as Muslims, they should be copying the Prophet and his wife/daughter and imitating them instead of some random muppet on television / music videos.