How do I convert out of my forced religion?

There is no process. The second a Muslim no longer believes in Allah, the Quran etc., they are a non-Muslim, obviously.

Wait when did I lose?

I am not Muslim, and you never offered anything worth arguing.

The guy isn't Muslim that is obvious, you don't need to be Muslim to point this out.

Is there any harm in not forgiving sir?

You said he wasn't muslim, I said that it's not up to you to decide what he is or isn't. You said "it's not up to whether or not I can quote him or not", when I wasn't even talking about that. I said you can quote hime but not tell him that he isn't muslim, you're not his god. Then you simply started to point out my spelling errors.


I'm sorry, but it seems like you really don't have anything to add.

Ironic Planta.

Why would I care if someone left Islam? It's not my sin. That's between them and Allah.

There is a category. It's lengthy as explained, I've given you the sources look it up if you must.

Peer Saab should have known this..Come on Maulana!

Lol you are such a beg!

Anyway you didn't answer my initial question.

Did you or your husband publish this book that you're unwilling to state those verses?

How is it ironic? He hasn't resorted to name calling because his argument (or whatever you're trying to put forward) has fallen apart.

There is no category. I've already left Islam, it happens the instant you stop believing in Allah.

To ask for forgiveness is not 'begging'.

Why would we complie a hadeeth book? 🤔

Oh my god!

Are you being serious right now?

I know you didn't write the book.

It's a figure of speech.

Unbelievable.

I'm putting forward nothing.

The matter is between me and him, not you.

I said category of disbelieving, not for leaving Islam.

Sorry dude.

Search it up if your intrigued though.

At least you acknowledge whatever you're trying to say has zero substance and no point. You're wasting everyone's time with this non-constructive waffle.

You started a discussion with him by name-calling (i.e nothing constructive), and now you're trying to make the (non)discussion exclusive to the two of you. I've seen this more than once. It's almost as if your posts are for nothing but to get his attention or to get a reaction out of him, since you refuse to say anything worthwhile and your responses are just sass with the wit of a secondary schooler.

No, I am not spending money on some worthless book!

Good luck with your BTEC course, taking care of old people and that, I hope you do well.

I'm an 18 year old "Muslim
Boy" who wants to convert out of my forced religion so I don't feel guilty every single day. So I was born in a really strict Muslim household in Auckland, New Zealand. till I was 16 I strongly followed the Islamic ways of life but then stuff happened and i realized that's just not who I am and I've never understood the point of my religion or having a religion if we're all gonna die one day and only live once so I wanted my freedom. I admit I am a Muslim only by name now. I eat haram all the time with my western friends, drink, smoke, slept with a lot of girls between 16-18 and I really have enjoyed myself but everytime I hear what is and isn't allowed in Islam I feel so guilty and since I'm already off track I wanna find out how I can truly convert out of my religion. I don't want my parents to know cause they've only shoved their religion down my throat but it's my life and my choice and I'm gonna make it before I live my life with regrets. I'm already such a bad Muslim so now I wanna quit for good. I'm 18 haven't finished the Quran even once know basic Arabic, never/hardly pray unless once in a new moon. Fast sometimes. And I've done like everything the opposite of a normal "Muslim" so I just want to convert out so I don't have this all hanging over my head and can get a lot of weight of my shoulders.

He knows why I call him the names.

@Plantagenet Crown why does she call you names? Other than the fact she has nothing constructive to say to you?

It's online dude

Wow, got myself a third stalker, though thanks for the kind gesture. Not that I'm aiming for that career field, but is there anything wrong with working with elderly individuals?

Excuse me, I do not, will not, and have not stalked a curtain face in my life!

I just see your posts randomly pop up, you're everywhere!


No, nothing wrong with working with old people, they hold a lot of wisdom, and old is gold!

All I know about you is you are in your early twenties, you're married and have 5 kids and live on a council estes in Tower Hamlets.
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He has nothing beneficial to state himself most of the time. 🤔. Though that's me being biased right?

Most of his posts are well structured, with a clear point and well-articulated, coherent explanations. All of which you lack. My judgment is a fair one. His first post in this thread addressed the OP's concerns with well-articulated advice based on his opinion on the matter. All you've done is call names.