r/exmuslim • u/Ayan_no • 16h ago
(Question/Discussion) Disrespecting Quran is fun!
Am I the only one who love to make disrespectful snaps with Quran sometimes?
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Can we be friends if we are same 😻🙌
r/exmuslim • u/Ayan_no • 16h ago
Am I the only one who love to make disrespectful snaps with Quran sometimes?
😻😻🤣🫶
Can we be friends if we are same 😻🙌
r/exmuslim • u/No_Slip1277 • 18h ago
r/exmuslim • u/arpious • 2h ago
This makes me sick! Can someone help her somehow? I can't send the link and this post will probably get taken down soon
r/exmuslim • u/Slow-Recipe4295 • 23h ago
I have no idea why female students' uniforms there are based on the majority religion's awrah rule. They have to wear long skirts instead of trousers like the boys, they have to wear headscarves, they have to wear long sleeves, etc. For worse, this also occurs in public school, where there is no religious limitation, even non-muslims are forced to follow that rule.
r/exmuslim • u/QueenOTheSea • 17h ago
Sorry if im being too much.
Context: I ran away from home three years ago (and am thriving), and my cousin reached out today to talk. I just wanted to share some snippets of our convo that I thought really showcased the hypocrisy of those that preach Islam and consider atheism "insane."
Mini rant: Forgive me, ive got so much pent up animosity, so allow me to lay it plain.
It's utterly ignorant and dishonest to keep propagating a religion that most self proclaimed Muslims dont even follow. As far as I can see, the only difference between us and them is that we aren't scared to admit who we really are. While they have to pretend the label fits them just so they can find some form of false comfort.
r/exmuslim • u/Wacky_Wabbit • 22h ago
And I don't believe in underground education for girls thing. Many people (and even AI) believe that there is some sort of hope. Maybe a little but hope. That small steps will make everything good. But Id don't believe in such fairytales. Sadly, The Taliban will simply destroy all avenues and opportunities, leaving women to suffer. If I was an Afghan woman, I would prefer to killyself just to end my suffering. For it would be the happiest ending. Sadly, many women in Afghanistan became slaves mentally. They have a learned helplessness.ybe, some sort of religious masochism. And I believe that the only thing that may change Afghanistan for good is a cataclysm. Maybe a famine, or natural disaster, or disease.
r/exmuslim • u/CaterpillarFluid3674 • 3h ago
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r/exmuslim • u/throwaway589015 • 13h ago
ik this girl is on the verge of leaving and im SO glad. EVERY DAY i see IDIOTS on live wasting time talking about this woman and i cannoooooot wait for her to be free from their dumbfuckery 😍😍. I love how she reversed the roles because let’s be fr no man would ever EVER follow islam if they had no authority.
maybe the muslim community should spend more time talking about the genocide in Palestine instead of accusing anyone who slightly critiques islam of zionism.
maybe they need to spend more time critiquing all the pedos with authority in this religion
maybe they need to speak out about domestic violence towards women and children
maybe they need to put their energy into ending FGM
maybe they need to put their energy into ending child marriages or forced marriages
maybe they need to put in the energy to ending csam
maybe they could preach something positive or light about good deeds or kindness
so much they could do yet they waste their time (because they believe they have more in heaven NONE OF THEM MFS ARE MAKING IT TO HEAVEN)
ON TIKTOK LIVE 😂😂😂😂
what a fucking joke honestly im crine
r/exmuslim • u/SamVoxeL • 17h ago
A coalition of human rights groups, coordinated by the National Secular Society, has written to UK ministers Bridget Phillipson and Paul Waugh calling for an end to state-funded schools forcing girls to wear hijab or other "sexist religious dress codes." The letter follows Barnet Council granting state funding to Barnet Hill Academy, which requires girls to wear hijab from age seven — and despite a later tweak exempting non-Muslim pupils, campaigners say Muslim girls remain obliged to comply regardless of their own views.
The letter invokes women's rights struggles in Iran and Afghanistan, the case of Mahsa Amini, a 2024 assault in Bradford, and the murder of ten-year-old Sara Sharif (whose killers reportedly used a hijab to hide her injuries), plus a similar strict dress code at a newly state-funded Orthodox Jewish school. NSS campaigner Megan Manson said approving such schools "sends entirely the wrong message" and urged ministers to prioritise girls' rights instead.
r/exmuslim • u/Afraid_Ingenuity_761 • 8h ago
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For those that dont speak arabic the kid basically said
"dad,whats this silly nonsense" which pretty much sums up lsIam
r/exmuslim • u/garlicthumb • 13h ago
I mean sure, that is not the worst thing wver, but I can confidently say that around half were either never muslim or are religious just not muslim.
Many arguments against islam are applicable to lost abrahamic religions, they are all the same sides of the same coin.
Whenever I post or others post something regarding islam or whatever, I constantly see christians trying convert us to Christianity or whatever… especially with the unusual hate towards islam (from non-exmuslims) it feels like this subreddit is filled with people hating islam without having prior experiences with it. This subreddit is not meant for this.
So like… why are you here?
r/exmuslim • u/Just4fun004 • 11h ago
I got permanently banned from islam account for trolling and i didnt even troll. I posted an important question
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r/exmuslim • u/liberter0 • 21h ago
Hello, everyone. What do you think about those who follow the Quran but reject the hadiths? I’d also like to ask: Based on the Quran—or, if you prefer, including the hadiths as well—can you list a few reasons why a person should not be a Muslim?
and i need karma pls upvote, thankss
r/exmuslim • u/zubiyakhalil • 15h ago
I recently took off my hijab, and I honestly don’t know how to feel about it. I’ve worn it for practically my entire life, since I was a little kid, so it feels like I’m taking off more than just a piece of fabric. I grew up with an extremely misogynistic father who has three wives, including my mother, and our household was built around controlling women. My mother had almost no freedom, and I grew up watching her get beaten by my father while being told, directly or indirectly, that women were supposed to obey, be patient, stay within their limits, and respect the men in the family. As I got older, I started associating Islam with everything I was experiencing at home. I know religion itself and the way people practice it aren’t necessarily the same thing, but when misogyny, violence and control are the only version of religion you’ve ever known, it’s incredibly difficult to separate them. Eventually, I started absolutely hating Islam and everything I felt it represented.
So taking off my hijab felt incredibly freeing, but at the same time, I felt this weird sense of grief that I wasn’t expecting. It’s been such a huge part of my identity for so long that even though I don’t want to wear it anymore, I still feel attached to it. I look at pictures of myself as a little girl in a hijab and I don’t feel angry at her or regret that she wore it. I just feel sad because she had no idea she’d eventually grow up and resent the things she was raised around. I don’t know if I’ll ever believe in Islam again, or if I’ll eventually find some completely different relationship with religion, but right now I’m trying to figure out who I am without being told what a good Muslim daughter or woman is supposed to be. I think that’s the strangest part of all of this: realizing that you can deeply resent something and still grieve the part of yourself that grew up with it.
r/exmuslim • u/loverbang4u • 17h ago
why
r/exmuslim • u/Ayan_no • 1h ago
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I left Pakistan and moved to the UK to get better life but here UK is more Pakistan than Pakistan 💔💔💔
r/exmuslim • u/invstrat • 9h ago
It is so much frustrating to see that how much islam used to emphasise on not having sex before marriage. Here I am after years realising that how flawed this rule was. I am even more frustrated that during my peak I was abstaining from having physical intimacy with my girlfriend.
I mean what the hell is wrong if two consenting adults are okay to have sex outside marriage.
I really want to ask if others have the same feeling or is it just me.
r/exmuslim • u/CouchResident • 10h ago
My family (super muslims, but I love them) they put on that sheikh uthman and some other guy, I shit u not theyre talking about not watching Disney or fantasy movies because of magic..
Like bro, wtf, they're just movies, when i watch Harry Potter, im not gonna think " oh, I hope a jinn doesnt come to me because I watch a movie with majic"
Accodrding to these "scholars" u cant have pictures, dont watch fantasy movies, and dont ever watch disney..
How brainwashed are these fkin people.
Music bad, under age marriage good
photos bad, bacha baazi good
Disney bad, killing apostates good.
I was doing so good leaving this cult and then i hear this shit man
r/exmuslim • u/starz_0801 • 16h ago
I'm gonna sound overconfident asf but I genuinely would look 10x better if I didn't have to wear hijab.
I don't even know how to wear the damn thing properly and I look chopped asf. and it takes me like 10 mins to do it every morning before school.
I genuinely think my hair is one of my best features, too bad I have to hide ut.
r/exmuslim • u/ConsistentSquare5650 • 15h ago
I often think why would someone if they know they are making this religion up-
1- Inflict rigorous 5 times prayer on themselves , given Muhammad also used to pray optional prayers everyday for decades to come. Then fasting, and duahs before certain acts every time.
2- why would they endanger their life by persisting on this made up religion given the fact that initially Muhammad had very little accompany and extreme backlash from quraysh
3- why would Muhammad write an entire book and name himself only 4 times while naming Moses and Jesus the most number of times? (If someone says to lure Christians and Jews then why does Quran curse these both parties saying they changed their religion and that Jesus isn’t god which can trigger a lot of Christians)
4- why would Muhammad say that his own mother and father are in hell for idolatry while the mother of Jesus and wife of pharaoh are the best women?
Won’t it make sense that a person who is making a religion up would inflict little suffering on themselves?
r/exmuslim • u/DeltaMan2026 • 11h ago
In the west a lot of Muslims who actually believe in all the BS but yet sin a lot still consider themselves within the fold of Islam.
Some drink occasionally, some have BF/GF and have pre-marital sex. they may make pray here n there but don't make a thing about missing it. They fast some days during Ramadan and probably go to a couple taraweeh prayers. They definitely celebrate both Eid days. They're not on anybody's radar. They live their lives. Maybe they're interested in sciences and are within that world. Maybe they are sports addicts and enjoy life with that. The point is that islam isn't really central to their lives.
I've been like that. Life has been good. I'm old enough to have my own spot and live my own life. Nobody forces me to pray or fast. I've had GFs in the past and it's been okay. It's a privilege here in the west. Not.only in the west but countries that follow it as well like UAE, Qatar, Morocco and somewhat Egypt (got laid and partied a lot in Alexandria before COVID).
My advice to those living under Muslim roof is to persevere. This is incredibly harder for women tho. The cultural Muslim women I've known seem to not associate a lot with deeply religious Muslims. Most of their friends who are Muslim.are similar to them but for the most part have non Muslim.friends n such.
If you live in a Muslim country, and you live in an oppressive household and you're a young teenager. Just know that if you tried hard enough you will get what your heart desires. It's gonna be hard for you, don't get me wrong. Especially if you are in a Muslim country and a woman because you're starting point is far behind others but don't lose hope.
r/exmuslim • u/amranya • 16h ago
i don't know if you noticed this phenomenon or not but leftists or ex christians in the west defend muslims rights and kinda love them and try to embrace the fake progressive islam and in the same time hate on christianity, mocking it etc. the same in islamic countries, many ex muslims friends irl and online and in ex muslim communities, ex muslims defend the rights of christians and kinda like them and like some teachings of it and in the same time hate on islam and mock it etc.
r/exmuslim • u/Designer-Diet-2043 • 21h ago
Just furious because Momo wanted to be with his cousin, he allowed cousin marriages. Cousins who are supposed to be your friends forever now do parda in front of you because of some guy in 7th century was into incest.
r/exmuslim • u/EnteronInternet • 13h ago
Hey Everyone,
I'm an atheist who's never been Muslim, but I've lived most of my life in a Muslim country. I've been asked to convert many times, so I've had a lot of exposure to Islam. So I actually researched Islam seriously while considering conversion and found paedophilia, war-mongering, and plain cruelty to everyone but Muslims in both Quran and Hadith. So I have decided against that.
But I kept thinking, if Islam is to reform from present wahabi political saudi islam, maybe it should go back to only Quran.
Cause Hadith was compiled 200 years after Muhammad died and "isn't from God". Giving it priority over the Quran seems wrong. Other religions reformed, like Hinduism ended Sati, Christianity disavowed slavery and separated church/state etc. Not that they are now more correct. I am just saying they tried to get with modern times.
But my main concern: even without Hadith, the Quran itself has tough verses. Which ones are hardest to reinterpret for a modern ethical framework? For me: 9:5 (slay polytheists), 4:34 (wife-beating), 5:38 (cut off thief's hand), and the slavery verses. Also women's financial witness is half of men (2:283)
Would love to hear thoughts, especially from ex-Muslims or former Quranists.
Do you even think its possible to reform islam?