r/PakiExMuslims

why did that bastard zia have to include it in the constitution 🤬🤬

I'm not asking the ones who don't believe in god or who left because they weren't ever interested but specifically the one's who don't like Islam's teachings and believe it is unfair and unjust, you do realise that just because you think alah or muhammad is evil it doesn't mean islam is false or not the true religion? How can you be so sure that god isn't all good and mercifull and is just plain evil? Only time you hear it is from god himself "allah is most merciful beneficent" in the quran he says it but that can just be not true? I'm just saying is it really smart to leave just because you disagree with its teachings?

Hi everyone,

I'll be straight to the point. I know this subreddit will not judge me. My words might be broken 😭 coz I never posted.

I'm looking for a girl age 18-25 preferably for marriage, no matter if she is atheist or Muslim or whatever religion. I just want an understanding girl who mutually communicate every matter. I am posting here because I can see open minded people and I want to spend my life as open marriage/relationship. Hope no one judges this.

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Thanks for reading.

I've been thinking about the ethics of promoting atheism in Pakistan. In principle, I understand why an atheist would naturally want others to share their worldview—believers do the same. But the consequences here can be very different.

For an atheist in Pakistan, especially a woman, life can become incredibly difficult: fear around blasphemy accusations, being outcast by family and relatives, difficulty finding a spouse, and having to hide a major part of your identity. Suddenly losing the support of your family can leave you feeling very alone in an already difficult world.

I also wonder whether we underestimate how much this affects working- and lower-class atheists. Without money, education, or the possibility of easily leaving Pakistan, some can become genuinely bitter and unhappy because they experience the social disadvantages of atheism every day, while having very few ways to escape them. In that situation, becoming atheist doesn't necessarily make someone happier, even if they sincerely believe it is intellectually correct.

So I'm genuinely curious, to Pakistani atheists and especially women:

Do you think we should actively encourage others to become atheist, knowing that it could make their lives substantially harder?
Or is it better to let people arrive at that conclusion themselves when they're in a position to deal with the consequences?

on the other hand i would like Pakistan to change (abolish religion, blasphemy laws, to the very least). but its comes at quite cost that seeing someone, especially the young suffer the consquences. It hurts seeing Atheist suffer just as much it hurts to see people suffer from islamic fanatism. I saw some post by some Pakistani Atheist here, saying he or she will make their children liberal muslim, to avoid any disadvantages.

I'm not questioning whether atheism is true or false here—I'm questioning the ethics of encouraging someone toward a belief that may carry serious social costs in their particular environment.

In the US, the right wing is associated with conservatism and at the far end, fascism. They lean heavily towards traditional values, religion, strong military, individualism, xenophobia and (unofficially) white male supremacy. They are against things like progressivism, socialism and equal rights for women, people of color, immigrants, lqbtq, etc. But the Right and Left wings are viewed differently outside the US…

So I’m asking in Pakistan what is the appeal of the right wing for someone who has left Islam? Is the right wing something different? Do they want to leave Allah but keep the status quo in place? Doesn’t seem like they’re looking for social change yet it’s an awfully steep price to pay for keeping things mostly same. What would an ideal post Islam Pakistan look like?

It’s a politically charged question but would appreciate if people could refrain from personal attacks.

Has anyone here traveled abroad for the first time on a student visa and gone through FIA at the airport?

Do they actually check phones — unlock them, go through WhatsApp, photos, social media etc. — or is it rare/random?

Looking for recent experiences. Thanks.

I recently found out that my cousin is also an atheist, and I was absolutely FLABBERGASTED 😭 I thought I was the only one in our family but turns out he is one too and it's such a peak feeling honestly. Finally someone gets me 😭 do y'all have someone like that?

I fucking hate the way Sufi treats people like their feelings mean absolutely nothing and acts like being in a bad mood gives them some fucking excuse to hurt everyone around them I have moods too I get angry too I get frustrated too but I do not use that as an excuse to deliberately hurt people or make them feel worthless Sufi needs to stop acting like the fucking world revolves around them because nobody owes them endless patience while they keep throwing their shitty attitude at everyone else I am fucking sick of the disrespect the arrogance the selfish behaviour and the constant bullshit and if Sufi wants people to respect them then they better learn how to respect other people first because having a bad mood does not give anyone permission to treat others like fucking garbage

Any guys living alone in a flat in a secure area of Karachi, Lahore, or Islamabad, please DM me.

Don't worry I'm keeping this post vague intentionally for safety and privacy reasons. Nothing alarming going on

I genuinely don't understand wats goinn on in that sub. I'm seeking extreme hatred towards Islam, if u don't believe or ur an atheist thts fine but they are just straight up hating on Islam. Who are the mods of tht sub. All the ppl r fcked up there