Please help, Muslims will probably only understand

She's not implying it...

It's typical Islamic rhetoric, they try and make out that anyone who isn't Muslim can't possibly understand Islam when TSR consistently shows that it's the non-Muslims who generally know more about Islamic theology than the Muslims.

As an apostate you probably have it worse because as well as being "ignorant" you were probably "never a true Muslim" according to them either.

I think you will find it's been the other way round, you making bold statements claiming that non Muslims men are not righteous and then not backing your claims, and then stating that the non Muslims on this thread do not posses the knowledge to understand Islam when in fact you are in no way to judge those who are non Muslims and state that your men are better.

Again, just showing how insane and irrational your imaginary god is, who punishes people for things he himself has done.

You are denying reality if you say that no non-Muslim men are righteous. Where is your evidence for this bold statement?

A Muslim knows far more than a non-Muslim about Islam, just like a doctor knows far more about a random person about health and a teacher knows far more about their subject than the student.
I'm sorry, but your point is just ridiculous in my opinion.

An apostate is someone who hates Islam. They never knew anything about Islam and were influenced by their own desires instead of submitting to Allah. Therefore, they are indeed ignorant.

A Muslim knows far more than a non-Muslim about Islam, just like a doctor knows far more about a random person about health and a teacher knows far more about their subject than the student.
I'm sorry, but your point is just ridiculous in my opinion.

An apostate is someone who hates Islam. They never knew anything about Islam and were influenced by their own desires instead of submitting to Allah. Therefore, they are indeed ignorant.

Incorrect. Belonging to a faith in no way means a believer will always know more then a non-believer. That's a blatantly fallacious comment to make which can easily be disproved by noting the existence of atheist theologians.

And here we go, the No true Scotsman fallacy. Hating Islam and leaving it has no bearing whatsoever on knowledge. Many Muslims leave the religion after actually reading the Quran properly and seeing it for what it truly is.

if they saw it for what it truly is, then they wouldn't have

I think '@MiszShortee786' is acting incredibly naive and from this beyond ridiculous argument is quite limited in knowledge.

First off let me clear that Muslims are no better that Non-Muslims as Non-Muslims are no better than Muslims, as a Muslim I was lucky enough to be taught that (fresh from the Hadith).
With regards to the issue of 'not understanding' Islam. I don't really think that's the problem.
Although Islam is a complicated system like any other religion, I think it's the characteristics tangential to British Muslims today that are far more complicated and more easily understood, by people struggling the same hardships.

For example, if I make the innocent assumption that the OP is an ethnic minority or child of one, this brings in a whole sh*tload of more issues to consider.
I speak from experience, it's not explaining my religion, to my non-Muslim friends that's the difficult part; the issue lies in telling my same friends:
I can't walk through an Asian neighbourhood with a girl of any race/religion because of how fast news will travel and how my whole family name will be dishonoured at the rest of the community will look down on me.
Or that I couldn't stay out later than a certain time otherwise I'd have 30 missed calls and a stern mother waiting with a sandal in her hand .
Though my examples are very simple and basic, some issues can be more delicate to talk about, the culture set by first-generation Muslim migrants truly is toxic and really doesn't help any of the modern issues Islam faces today.

With regards to the OPs post,
Although strict guidelines have been set for relationships in Islam; Islam does not teach force and only God can judge you when the time comes.
Do what's best for you and makes you happiest.

Note: Islam touches each corner of the globe with Muslims coming in every colour and shape, this includes cultures and upbringing.
My girlfriend doesn't wear a hijab and I don't really care for the approval of my parents (even though they would still approve).
My opinion, if you make the (rather dumb) move of leaving your boyfriend because he's not a Muslim, you'll feel crappy just like any other break-up. But I'm sure you'll still find someone muslim or not.

Peace

Wow, how can you claim that without knowing anything? That's ignorant on your part and just shows how much you attack those for leaving the religion. I'm sorry if I lost my faith and decided to become an agnostic but it really isn't any of your business to judge me or anyone for that matter for making that choice and claiming that they had no knowledge of the religion they denounced.

If one has left Islam,they have already attacked Islam and the Ummah, so I can attack their beliefs as well.
You were likely influenced by the media, society and the lies you've heard. Not by Islam

Incorrect. Belonging to a faith in no way means a believer will always know more then a non-believer. That's a blatantly fallacious comment to make which can easily be disproved by noting the existence of atheist theologians.

And here we go, the No true Scotsman fallacy. Hating Islam and leaving it has no bearing whatsoever on knowledge. Many Muslims leave the religion after actually reading the Quran properly and seeing it for what it truly is.

If one has left Islam,they have already attacked Islam and the Ummah, so I can attack their beliefs as well.
You were likely influenced by the media, society and the lies you've heard. Not by Islam

How dare you make such a bold claim about someone you don't know? Practise humility, little boy - you are in no position to attack @Rhythmical for her decision to leave Islam. Don't assume anything.

A Muslim knows far more than a non-Muslim about Islam, just like a doctor knows far more about a random person about health and a teacher knows far more about their subject than the student.
I'm sorry, but your point is just ridiculous in my opinion.

Thanks for your opinion which would not affect me in anyway @BigBadAsh. Just to let you know I am a SOK. Thats not to boast or anything however that only means that I do know where I am coming from in terms of my religion. What you have done above is mix culture and religion together. Now whos Naive? Its like music and the Holy Quraan it will never entwine with each other just like culture and religion.

How dare you make such a bold claim about someone you don't know? Practise humility, little boy - you are in no position to attack @Rhythmical for her decision to leave Islam. Don't assume anything.

No. Just because you see it one way doesn't mean everyone does.

I'm not attacking the person, I am attacking their belief. And apostates already attack Islam and the umma with their action. If anything, i am being kind

An apostate is someone who hates Islam. They never knew anything about Islam and were influenced by their own desires instead of submitting to Allah. Therefore, they are indeed ignorant.

There is only one way of seeing it that is right. You can attempt to see it differently but you would still be wrong. You can believe that 2+2=233 but you'd still be wrong at the end of the day