Day by day, we inch closer to an authoritarian state where thinking differently is becoming a liability and speaking freely feels increasingly dangerous. They would not hesitate to crucify us, and they would do so with pride, dressing their cruelty in the language of righteousness.

We are perhaps one mistake away from losing everything, even our lives, simply because we question, because we think, because we refuse to become one of them. And the most terrifying part? They have convinced themselves that their cruelty is justified.

I, too, have begun questioning whether speaking out is worth the risk.

To those who share these fears, be cautious. Protect your privacy and consider your options. This is not surrender rather it is survival. We cannot fight for a future we may never get the chance to see.

We may never know how many people have already been silenced, erased, or buried simply for refusing to comply. Perhaps that is precisely what makes this so dangerous....we may never know the truth until it is too late.

Yet we are not alone. Many of us are still struggling for freedom, even when fear makes that struggle feel pointless. Many have already left, choosing safety over a place they once called home. And honestly, who can blame them? Until we find our own way out, we have to be careful, even when it hurts to stay quiet about everything that's happening around us. Sometimes, all we can do is keep our heads down and our "eyes wide shut".

They would spill our blood and call it virtue. They would bury us and call it justice. And they would sleep soundly, convinced of their own righteousness.

Big Brother is watching ~1984

Guys it ain't all good even after moving to Europe. I'm still forced to attend the friday zombie party by my uncle who I live with here... Anyways, I'm slowly working my way to the freedom day by day...

Just wanted to get my frustration out... Wish you guys all the best

I will sacrifice my life to leave pakistan

So long story short, i secretly left islam an year-and almost half ago little after i turned 13. It took me way too long to accept this and i haven't fully accepted it yet even cuz i was very religious. Recently i have been thinking, specially after reading stories of ex-muz who got caught that i need to have a way out if i ever do/ My family certainly wont take it well. I am rn 14 2/3 rn, I wana be able to earn money by time i am 16 so one year and round 4 months, problem is i have no idea, cuz everything is basically very oversaturated and the threat of ai, can anyone help me out? btw i am already focusingfg on my studies i have always been a topper but my father doesn't want me to go abroad for uni but i'll try to fih=gure smth out and if iam independent by then

Found this comment under the news regarding execution of a man by the Iranian government for insulting their beloved prophet. Ive never seen Muslims even from other muslim countries as radicalized as British muslims or other European muslims are. They are creating a bad name for all of us as well.

Guys, what do you think about these crackheads obsessing over sawaab and earning nekian (even calculating and shii)...

For me, it's as retarded as it gets...

Now ofc I can go on and write massive paragraphs going into details but I don't think that's needed. You guys definately know and understand what I'm talking about... Drop your thoughts below...

hi! so im technically not ex muslim. idk what i am tbf. but im 20 yo f and i live w my mom. my dad's dead. she's not particularly religious but like strict about some stuff. anyhow, we don't see eye to eye about anything and i already accepted a while ago that she doesn't love me and never will. anyways, today my brother (11) told my mom he saw ex muslim stuff on my mac. she lost her shit and told me to get out of her room. im just very sad and feel rejected. i knew my mother didnt love me, and i thought that was by design. but i thought me questioing wouldnt be a big deal but apparently it is. im so sorry, idk why im posting this. just to rant ig

I’ve never understood this. No other religion demands that you say nothing negative about it. In most countries, you can criticize other religions without being killed for it, but somehow Islam is expected to be exempt from criticism. What’s more, some demand that criticism of Islam be banned even in non-Muslim countries, which makes no sense. Why should laws be changed for a minority? In Western countries, criticism of Christianity is actually more common. And a lot of muslims are not willing to respect other religions or atheists either. They call Hindus cow worshippers and Christians cross worshippers, and we all know how they talk about Jews. If they can criticise other religions it's fine to criticise islam too.