Ex-Muslims

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Ex-Muslims are those who were born into, but later decided to leave, the Muslim faith. More rarely, it can also refer to one who converted to Islam and later de-converted.

Unlike former Islamic terrorists and cult members, who must go through vigorous re-programming, ex-Muslims realize on their own that Islam is a bigoted ideology rather than a legitimate religion, coming to an awakening. Unfortunately, however, many ex-Muslims become atheists.[1]

Ex-Muslims have been accused by the left of being hatemongers and bigots.[2] However, Facebook once caused an ex-Muslim to get the death sentence for blasphemy in Pakistan.[3]

Perhaps the most famous ex-Muslim is Ayaan Hirsi Ali.[4][5][6] In addition, a famous ex-Muslim online political commentator, who condemned the Christchurch mosque shootings,[7] goes by the YouTube name of "Apostate Prophet."[8]

An ex-Muslim, who leaves Islam, is not to be confused with someone who continues to identify as a Muslim while strongly opposing Islamism and radical Islam. Examples of these include Imam Mohamad Tawhidi,[9] Tarek Fatah and Muslims Against M-103,[10] and Dr. Salim Mansur.[11]

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