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Let's get to know a little about Us

Hey I'm new to this Sub but I have been an atheist for a very long time I was born as a muslim but never really practiced a lot

I was always a curious person

Would love to know you all

I'm from Andhra Pradesh

I'm 24 years old

I don't belive in the concept of god

I feel humans created god so they can have some hope

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And what is the reason you left Islam

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u/z333reddit — 1 day ago
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The Muslim playbook for us ExMuslims

To better understand us ExMuslims, you have to know what we’re up against every day… with the Muslim playbook for those of us who leave Islam.

I have been experiencing this apostophobia from Muslims practically every day for the past 4 years since I started Haram Doodles. Just because I exist publicly as an ExMuslim atheist. I am one of one too many ExMuslims experiencing this same pattern of moves by Muslim families, community members and government leaders. It all becomes a predictable pattern over time!

But we wouldn’t even exist if it wasn’t for Islam and the Muslim ummah behaving like a cult. And, it’s the same religion that influences Muslims to deny our existence, punish and silence us just for those extra rewards points to Allah’s heaven.

(See my story highlights on Instagram called Muslims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 with over 500 examples)

Haram Doodles:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DaKNJ9GCYG6/
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTS6eDqhD/

u/The-Mad-Mango — 6 days ago
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Turning to spirituality?

Hi, I hope everyone’s doing well. I wanted to ask has anyone else been through this on their journey and how were they able to overcome it.
I grew up as a Muslim, when I left it I was very happy, I moved out to university and was able to live life the way I wanted. However I’ve been struggling a lot lately, I was able to turn to spirituality/witchcraft etc and it provided me with some sort of relief, however I realised that I’m not actually someone that believes in spirituality? I just felt as though I needed something, a higher power that would be able to provide me with a sense of relief from sadness when I was going through a hard time, that karmas real, people get punished for hurting others etc. since I’ve come to terms with not believing in anything at all, I’ve been struggling alot. My prior belief in spirituality was that people face rhe consequences of their actions one way or another, however how can that be the case if children ade getting hurt everyday and their perpetrators aren’t being caught or dealt with.
How do I overcome this? Has anyone else struggled with this? Turning to spirituality because you needed something sort of higher power, it being a better alternative to organised religion.
If so, is there any ex Muslim here that is spiritual or just thinks ‘Nahhh it’s all false’? How were they able to overcome the ‘spiritual’ phase as-well? Thank you :)

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u/Imaginary-Refuse-385 — 12 days ago