India, Kerala man who renounced Islam attacked, police file case

Indian express ^ | May the 4th 2022

[Cronos]

The Kollam police have registered an attempt to murder case against a group of men after a 24-year-old man who renounced Islam filed a complaint saying that he was attacked and was facing threats from within the community for doing so.

The Kollam police on Sunday registered the case after a complaint from Askar Ali, who hails from Malappuram. Ali, who has completed a 12-year Hudawi religious programme from a prominent religious academy in Malappuram, was in Kollam on Sunday to deliver a talk on his experience as a student of Islamic studies. He was to speak at an event organised by Essense Global, an organisation promoting “scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform in society”.

According to Ali’s complaint, a group of people from Malappuram tried to abduct him to ensure that he did not address the event. “They took me to Kollam beach, where I was manhandled. They destroyed my mobile phone and tore my clothes. They forcibly took me to a vehicle and tried to lock me inside. When locals raised an alarm, the police saved me,” he said.

According to Essense Global, Ali then delivered his address in the presence of police. In a video, Ali spoke about his experience as a student of Islamic studies, alleged sexual harassment during his studies and his journey towards “the path of humanism”.

Meanwhile, on April 30, Ali’s family filed a missing complaint in Malappuram. On Monday night, the Malappuram police produced Ali before a local magistrate’s court, which allowed him to live as per his wish. According to Ali, his decision to renounce his faith has not gone down well with his family. “Ali did not want to go with his family and the court allowed him to live as per his wish. He has not sought any protection,” a police official said.

[Cronos]

More and more mohammedans are reading about Islam,. When they do, they leave it

[Kriggerel]

Islam is the religious equivalent of the Hotel California.

[Vigilanteman]

It is never a good idea in some places to be so public about it. Some parts of the USA should be included in that list. Just leave quietly and, if necessary, practice taqiyya in reverse: tell your Muslim associates you are proselytizing.

I have known former Muslims who tell me this is difficult because the light of Christ fills them with so much joy when they leave the worst sects of a death cult, but it is necessary because we need live witnesses worse than we need more martyrs for Jesus.

[Vigilanteman]

If you must be associated with Islam at all, pick the Hanbali brand as practiced by the U.A.E.

This tiny sect is the elusive peaceful moderate brand that our talking heads constantly prattle about. Furthermore, non-Muslim houses of worship need official permission (or in rare cases, invitation) to open synagogues or churches in the U.A.E., they routinely get it.

Another thing I find appealing about the Hanbali brand is that they won't bend to the sexual deviant crowd. So if you want to open a Christian Church in the U.A.E., make sure it is a traditionalist sect and not a modern perverted sect.

My visits there have been limited to airport layovers, but I have a number of business associates who say they go all out with Christmas decorations in their malls and nativity scenes in their public places during December. Skeptics may claim it is a form of taqqiya but, if even if so, the natives seem genuinely friendly and tolerant at least.

[BenLurkin]