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Posted on 05/17/2015 7:38:35 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
As debate rages over the radicalisation of young British Muslims, are we overlooking a different crisis of faith? Ex-Muslims who dare to speak out are often cut off by their families and fear for their lives. A brave few tell us their stories.
Sulaiman Vali is a softly spoken 32-year-old computer engineer. A natural introvert not drawn to controversy or given to making bold statements, he’s the kind of person who is happiest in the background. He lives alone in a modest house on a quiet street in a small town in East Northamptonshire. He doesn’t want to be any more specific than that about the location. “If someone found out where I lived,” he explains, “they could burn my house down.”
Why should such an understated figure, someone who describes himself as a “nobody”, speak as if he’s in a witness protection programme? The answer is that six years ago he decided to declare that he no longer accepted the fundamental tenets of Islam. He stopped being a believing Muslim and became instead an apostate. It sounds quaintly anachronistic, but it’s not a term to be lightly adopted.
(Excerpt) Read more at theguardian.com ...
Savage muslims would “start” by burning his house down.
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The more muslims who give up their faith, the safer place the world will be.
Fear of the other muslims is what prevents many from renouncing Islam.
Intentional on the part of their prophet. He put retribution against apostates in their book.
Maybe they realize it speaks for a religion when it has to be forced upon you by threat of death.
Hookers, booze and drugs don’t matter when everything can be made right by blowing yourself up in a crowd.
There is no sin... as long as you are willing to murder large numbers of innocent people in the name of allah.
My bet is that the Guardian thinks this is a bad thing.
Will libs call them uncle toms for embracing the west?
I wonder if we can pass a law that takes away the protection of being a religion from any religious group that calls for the death of any of its members that quite or criticize the religion
They published his name - the arm of Islam is long. God protect him, we need 1.2 billion more of him.
I can’t bring myself to call it a “faith.” If more Muslims would get over the brainwashing they go through that’s loosely termed their “education,” the world would be a better place. Tomorrow.
Good thing nobody knows his name.
A hopeful article actually. Of course, you have the fanatic nature of Islam to contend with but some people are trying.
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