Ex Muslim AMA

Yeah engineering

I haven't told my parent yet, I'm waiting till I'm financially independent for that.

Well it's all about perceptive. You could say 'Mountains do hold the tectonic plates together and also do function as buffer against earthquakes'

muslims have also done their fair share of invasions and destruction. funny how they refuse to take any responsibility for that.

muslims have also done their fair share of invasions and destruction. funny how they refuse to take any responsibility for that.

where is your source on this? some of the most vile, repulsive discriminatory things i have ever heard have come from muslims. they're hypocrites. they can dish it out, but they can't take it. they throw around this 'islamophobia' label to deflect any legitimate criticism.

ikr mans made a new account just for this thread.

i don't get what's wrong with this thread. Oh, sorry. He doesn't believe in the same religion as you so he must be a complete and utter idiot.....


P.s aren't you supposed to wear a headscarf? Maybe you should try and avoid the hellfire (dw it doesn't really exist)

WOAH calm down on the insults, even you must realise that exmuslim threads will get more attention than any other exreligion threads. maybe im right or maybe im wrong but even you dont know OP's true intentions.

I am also an Ex-Muslim.

Have you told any friends or family members?

How did they react?

Yeah but they don't and mohammed knew nothing of tectonic plates.

wow, may I ask why you left?

Hello,
I'm an 18 year old ex-muslim atheist studying a2's in London, AMA

lol im on fire nowwww

i will post more miracles one after another

I do regret leaving. As I do the love being in the Muslim community, but I do have my reasons.

Sorry.

@ExMooseLDN


To be honest, if you were to go through such an enormous change in your life, I think what you did was too rash. I don't think you looked into the conflicts you have with the Qur'an deep enough and I think it was wrong to base your decision on just a few things you don't seem to find right. Overall, I think the wanting to step outside the 'limitations' that Islam provides is what played the most major part in this decision (e.g. drinking alcohol, pork, gambling, sex).

@ExMooseLDN


To be honest, if you were to go through such an enormous change in your life, I think what you did was too rash. I don't think you looked into the conflicts you have with the Qur'an deep enough and I think it was wrong to base your decision on just a few things you don't seem to find right. Overall, I think the wanting to step outside the 'limitations' that Islam provides is what played the most major part in this decision (e.g. drinking alcohol, pork, gambling, sex).

hey
you male or female
what made you leave and how did you tell your parents/family what were there reactions
also a bit off topic what a levels you studying ?

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