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Ex-Muslims are people who were raised as Muslims or converted to Islam and later renounced the Islamic religion. Leaving Islam is a uniquely individual experience and a growing social phenomenon facing its challenges due to the conditions and history of Islam, Islamic culture and jurisprudence, and—depending upon the context—the local culture, which leads to ex-Muslims' increasingly organized literary and social activism. Ex-Muslims also organize groups to build mutual support networks in order to raise awareness on the human rights of ex-Muslims and meet life's challenges after abandoning religious beliefs and practices previously associated with Islam.

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  • Ex-Muslims are people who were raised as Muslims or converted to Islam and later renounced the Islamic religion. Leaving Islam is a uniquely individual experience and a growing social phenomenon facing its challenges due to the conditions and history of Islam, Islamic culture and jurisprudence, and—depending upon the context—the local culture, which leads to ex-Muslims' increasingly organized literary and social activism. Ex-Muslims also organize groups to build mutual support networks in order to raise awareness on the human rights of ex-Muslims and meet life's challenges after abandoning religious beliefs and practices previously associated with Islam. (en)
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  • .. along comes Rushdie..speaks for us. (en)
  • ..It is the voice of..born Muslims (en)
  • ..against expressing religious disbelief, (en)
  • ..we are not simply a mere fabrication (en)
  • ..who does not live in an Islamic society (en)
  • He ends our isolation.” (en)
  • I refuse to participate in that any longer. (en)
  • Tells the world that we exist.. (en)
  • We used to defend Islam. But now, (en)
  • both self-imposed and external, (en)
  • but wish to recant in adulthood, (en)
  • cannot imagine the sanctions, (en)
  • make excuses for a serial killer. (en)
  • of some Jewish conspiracy. (en)
  • with ISIS, it's like having to constantly (en)
  • yet are not permitted to on pain of death. (en)
  • “Mine is a voice..not yet found expression (en)
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  • The Wall Street Journal 6 Aug. 2020 (en)
  • covered by Daniel Pipes, (en)
  • – A 1989 letter to The Observer (en)
  • – Ir@qi@theist (en)
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  • Ex-Muslims are people who were raised as Muslims or converted to Islam and later renounced the Islamic religion. Leaving Islam is a uniquely individual experience and a growing social phenomenon facing its challenges due to the conditions and history of Islam, Islamic culture and jurisprudence, and—depending upon the context—the local culture, which leads to ex-Muslims' increasingly organized literary and social activism. Ex-Muslims also organize groups to build mutual support networks in order to raise awareness on the human rights of ex-Muslims and meet life's challenges after abandoning religious beliefs and practices previously associated with Islam. (en)
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  • Ex-Muslims (en)
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