Ex-Muslim YouTuber Saleem Wastik Brutally Stabbed In Ghaziabad Home

@Grandpaw Kid fucking scumbags. The Prophet Muhammad was born from a shit filled toilet.

@corruptdna They didnt have toilets for commoners back then in that region, just holes so, that's fitting

@Grandpaw it’s supposed to be. Lots of people are retards, tho, and don’t fucking listen.

@Anuskasvo Inbreeding is the way in Islam.

@corruptdna Islamic law (Sharia) defines specific prohibitions for marriage (e.g., sister, daughter, aunt), but does not forbid cousin marriage. However, this is treated as a permitted act, not a recommended or "Islamic" method of finding a spouse. Consanguineous marriage is also found among non-Muslim communities in the Middle East (such as Christians in Lebanon or Egypt), further indicating it is a regional tradition rather than a purely religious requirement.

Rates of cousin marriage vary significantly. They are very high in some regions (e.g., 50–70% in some parts of Saudi Arabia, around 40-50% in Pakistan) but much lower in other Muslim-majority areas, such as Indonesia, where inbreeding is generally discouraged.
Studies indicate that as education levels and workforce participation for women increase in Arab societies, the rates of consanguineous marriage tend to decrease.

@Cherokee No video speaking against islam is shitty

@PeopleLikeBananas killed in an encounter by indian police...both were brothers..

@Timmy even the kids? Don’t be a fuckwit

@TheThing87 Yes, in certain contexts, ex-Muslims face severe dangers, including the threat of violence or death from radical individuals, extremist groups, or state-sanctioned punishments. While not universal among all Muslims, some extremist interpretations and specific, conservative, or Islamist-run jurisdictions regard leaving Islam (apostasy) as a crime punishable by death.
However, Wikipedia indicates that many Muslims and organizations advocate against the hatred and persecution of ex-Muslims, despite the challenges some ex-Muslims face, particularly in conservative, Muslim-majority areas. These individuals and groups, often motivated by principles of human rights, work to support ex-Muslims and raise awareness about the difficulties they may encounter.
https://www.alislam.org/articles/is-it-true-that-if-muslim-leaves-or-denounces-his-faith-in-islam-he-will-be-killed/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ex-Muslims#Mutual_criticism
Ex-Muslims often face severe harassment, including threats of violence, shunning, and, in some cases, death threats for leaving Islam, particularly due to, according to some interpretations, religious sanctions against apostasy. Despite these challenges, some Muslims advocate for the rights of ex-Muslims, arguing that "no compulsion in religion" should apply.

I feel that it’s a case of trying to believe in your fellow man. To believe that Muslims can love even those who leave their religion. And perhaps that IS wishful thinking on my part, but I just want people to be happy with each other. Even if it’s, outside of theory, near-impossible.

@SugarSlaughter293 They kill people because Islam means submission, being a slave of god/Allah. If people were free to leave Islam, the religion would cease to exist, that is why apostates are hunted down and killed. And most Muslims, even the ones entering western countries, support this. You, as a homosexual, should oppose the massive, islamic immigration into the west with every cell in your body, because they want to kill you. It is not a "misguided" view of their religion, it is up front and center of Islam. If you do not believe me, go into your local, islamic ghetto in your scottish town and tell them, in their language, that you are a homosexual jew, and that you want to talk to muslims about leaving Islam. Then you will be EDUCATED about what Islam truly is.

@TheThing87 I’m not a Jew, I’m Agnostic. Again, I never stated my sexuality.
Second, I live in Orkney, dude. Ain’t no Muslims here.
Third, gay Muslims are a thing. Idk if they’re pulling some Uncle Ruckus type shit or not, I wouldn't know, because that’s their thing, not mine.

Views on homosexuality among Muslims vary widely, ranging from strict prohibition and severe punishment in certain interpretations to more nuanced or accepting stances in others, often depending on culture, geography, and personal belief. While many Muslims believe that homosexual acts are a sin, a vast majority do not engage in violence against LGBTQ+ individuals. Some scholars argue that while homosexual acts are forbidden, this does not mean that gay individuals should be killed, noting that the Prophet Muhammad (ewwww pedo) did not punish individuals for their sexual orientation.
Despite holding conservative views, many Muslims consider violence against gay or lesbian individuals to be un-Islamic, arguing that punishment is for God, not humans. In some areas, particularly in Western countries, there is a growing, albeit small, movement towards inclusion, with some LGBTQ+ Muslims speaking out for acceptance.
while there is a significant, well-documented, and, in some places, state-sanctioned, religious and legal opposition to homosexuality that includes the threat of death, it is not accurate to say that all Muslims want to kill homosexuals. The reality is a complex mix of deeply held religious prohibitions, cultural attitudes, legal systems, and personal interpretations of faith.

As much, and I mean AS MUCH as I want to try to take your opinion seriously, I’m not gonna listen to someone who admitted to me during chats that he used Mein Kampf as a legitimate source.

@SugarSlaughter293 additionally, there are quite a few Muslims who openly support (or supported, depending on whether they’re alive or not anymore) the LGBTQIA+ Community. One that comes to mind for me is, of course, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who identifies as a Muslim and whose father Mahmood is a Gujurati Muslim, as he is currently working on making New York City an LGBTQ+ sanctuary city with an Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs, per Wikipedia.
Other cases include:
Imam Daayiee Abdullah: Known as one of the first openly gay imams in the U.S., he leads the MECCA Institute, focusing on inclusive Islamic education.
Amina Wadud: A pioneering Islamic feminist scholar who supports LGBTQ+ rights and gender equality within Islam.
Ani Zonneveld: Founder of Muslims for Progressive Values (MPV), which advocates for human rights, including LGBTQ+ inclusion.
Muhsin Hendricks: A South African imam who works internationally through The Inner Circle to support queer Muslims and challenge homophobia through theology.
Sadiq Khan: The Mayor of London, who has a long track record of supporting LGBTQ+ rights and opposing transphobia.
Faizan: Co-founder of Imaan, the UK’s oldest LGBTQ+ Muslim organization, which provides a safe space and advocacy.
Rakan: A Palestinian DJ and producer who founded "The Queer Muslim Project" to amplify queer Muslim voices in art and nightlife.
These leaders and organizations focus on reconciling faith with sexuality, promoting the understanding that Islamic values of justice and compassion are compatible with supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

@SugarSlaughter293 I dont think you are a jew, you are 100% some white, liberal cuck, that got so indoctrinated by "their" agenda, that you actually believe in this bs. You are the perfect goy. But, Muslims, in general, hate gays, hate jews, and hate apostates. So my suggestion of you telling muslims you were a gay, homosexual jew that wants to encourage people leaving Islam would be the absolute antagonist to their worldview. And they would likely beat you to death for it. I think a survey in Britain found out that 40% of muslim students support violence as a response to criticism of Islam. It is a minority alright, but there is nothing tiny about it. And that is the real issue, while there are many decent muslims, that just want to integrate into western society, there are also a lot, that dont, and which view the west as a enemy. And while there are some gay muslims, or pro LGBTQ muslims, these are a tiny fraction of the total muslim population. They are not at all representative. And, all over the islamic world, where Islam has free reign, such people get killed, every year, every month, every day.

@TheThing87 "while there are many decent muslims, that just want to integrate into western society"

Those are either bad muslims, not following their religion - and for that they might face execution, or can "choose" being a martyr by killing infidels saving not only himself for their paradise, but can even "invite" his family members. (That is why the religious families of f.e. the suicide bombers seem so unnaturally happy.)

Or while getting the benefits of western societies, they are helping the jihad, just by being/existing in western countries. There is no true to the core friendship between a muslim and a non-muslim. That is forbidden for them. And when mass beheadings, stoning, and all that muslims are entitled to do by their "religion" with infidels, kafirs happen - it shows quickly that there are no moderate muslims. Out of hate, out of stupidity, or out of fear - but they are OK with a non-muslim to be killed.

When muslims reach within western countries' population a certain percentage, they always come with their religious "demands".. If they are not strong and confident for a full takeover, they use taqiyya, and support jihad infiltratin into western countries, sending money for actual fighters.

All muslims lie to non-muslims.

@Logan The view that there are no "moderate Muslims" is a generalization that contrasts with findings from various research studies, polls, and perspectives on Islamic theology and community attitudes. Majorities of Muslims worldwide reject suicide bombings and acts of violence against civilians. Polls frequently show that most Muslims hold unfavorable views of extremist groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Renowned Islamic authorities worldwide have repeatedly affirmed that terrorism cannot be justified by Islamic teachings, which are meant to promote justice and peace. Many Muslim leaders, scholars, and ordinary Muslims have spoken out against extremist actions.
The Quran states that killing an innocent person is equivalent to killing all of humanity (Chapter 5, verse 32). The killing of innocent people—whether Muslim or non-Muslim—is considered a major sin in Islam and strictly forbidden by sharia. In many countries with significant Muslim populations, people express deep concern about religious extremism. In some surveys, Muslims were found to be as concerned, or more concerned, about extremists as non-Muslims.

Islamic teachings on friendship with non-Muslims are nuanced, distinguishing between social kindness and deep, trust-based allegiance. While some interpretations, often based on strict readings of specific Quranic verses (e.g., 5:51), advise against forming deep, intimate bonds (confidants/allies), this does not mean ALL friendship is forbidden.

The premise that Muslims in Western countries inevitably demand special treatment, engage in "taqiyya" (deception) to mask a desire for "takeover," or universally support jihad infiltration is a generalisation that is not supported by evidence. Muslims in Western countries are highly diverse in their theological, political, and cultural views. There is no monolithic, coordinated agenda among Muslim populations to take over Western nations. Research indicates that the vast majority of Muslims in Western countries, such as the US and in Europe, are integrated into society, support democratic values, and contribute to their communities. The overwhelming majority of Muslims and mainstream Islamic institutions in Western countries actively condemn terrorism and violent extremism.

The idea that Muslims assist jihad simply by living in the West is a perspective often associated with certain political ideologies, but it contrasts with broader theological, social, and academic views on the role of Muslims in Western societies. Some critics and far-right groups use the term "civilizational jihad" to describe a theory where Muslim organizations allegedly aim to undermine Western institutions from within. These claims often focus on groups like the Muslim Brotherhood, asserting they use democratic means to advance an Islamist agenda. Extensive research suggests that the vast majority of Muslims in the West identify as proud citizens of their respective countries and contribute significantly to their economies and social fabrics. Radicalization is viewed by security experts as a process involving a small minority of marginalized individuals rather than a byproduct of the community’s existence. Western intelligence agencies focus on "homegrown jihadism" as a specific security threat posed by individuals who adopt violent extremist ideologies, often influenced by global conflict or foreign propaganda, rather than the general Muslim population.

Everything that contradicts your worldview is them being “taqqiya”. Fuck off and jerk it somewhere else, bro.

@TheThing87 "I dont think you are a jew" "you telling muslims you were a gay, homosexual jew" which one. Pick a side.
calling me indoctrinated while semi-believing in HITLER AND MEIN KAMPF is some next-level COPIUM in full caps.
However, I do believe you speak of the 2008 Sharia Law Survey: A survey found that 40% of British Muslim students supported the incorporation of Sharia law into British law, but this was not linked directly to a 40% support rate for violence, and the report noted that "broad and varied" opinions existed, with a majority rejecting the idea of extremist views.

UK Muslim Youth Survey (2015): A poll mentioned that nearly one-third of UK Muslims felt that some violent acts, such as the Charlie Hebdo attacks, could be understood because the religion had been insulted, while a quarter of 18-34 year olds disagreed that "acts of violence against those who publish images of the Prophet Mohammad can never be justified".

Research shows that a significant number of Muslim students (one in three in a 2018 survey) experience abuse or crime, often driven by Islamophobic attitudes, which often shapes their views rather than a predisposition towards violence.

The claim that Muslims "in general" hate LGBTQ individuals, Jews, and apostates is a broad generalization that does not account for the significant diversity in views among the world's 1.9 billion Muslims, which vary widely based on culture, education, interpretation of scripture, and geographical location.
While it is true that conservative interpretations of Islamic law often forbid same-sex acts, hold a low opinion of apostasy, and are sometimes associated with negative views of Jews, data shows considerable variation in attitudes.
In many Muslim-majority nations, homosexuality is highly taboo and illegal, often based on traditional religious interpretations. However, in the West, attitudes are shifting. For example, a 2017 poll found that 52% of American Muslims believed homosexuality should be accepted by society, a level of acceptance similar to American Protestants. Some Muslim scholars and organizations also work to create inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ Muslims. That’s just barely over half! I’d say that those 52% deserve to live, wouldn’t you?
Studies have indicated high levels of unfavorable views of Jews in several Muslim-majority countries in the Middle East. However, these views are often linked to the political context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict rather than solely religious doctrine. Research on British Muslims has shown that those with more integrated friendship groups are less likely to hold antisemitic beliefs.
The issue of apostasy (leaving the faith) is complex, with varying interpretations among scholars. While many traditional legal scholars consider it a crime, others argue this view contradicts the Quranic principle of "no compulsion in religion".
The Muslim world has no central governing authority, meaning viewpoints span a broad spectrum from deeply traditional and restrictive to progressive and inclusive.
Attitudes often differ more significantly between conservative and liberal believers, or between different cultural regions, than they do among Muslims as a monolithic group.

I do condemn such acts where the such people are killed every month, day and year. It’s disgusting.

@SugarSlaughter293 Its not radicals you fucking idiot, women get hunted down and honor killed constantly for apostacy, loving an apostate is a literal contradiction of the quran, people cannot be happy with each other with islam around, it inherently mass produces hostile elements, same with communism, ill cite an incident in Pakistan where a young women wearing a dress with Arabic caligraphy writing on it, flowers was surrounded by at least 100 muslim men calling for her beheading save only for a few cops present, why?
Because they think its quranic verses because its in Arabic and the thing is, they can't actually read arabic, they only know that the font is in the quran in some copies
but it said nothing regarding quranic passages but the entire surrounding community called for her immediate death based on that, that's what you're dealing with, not only are you literally NEVER going to convince anyone of your 1 world hand in hand bullshit delulu which absolutely is an impossibility with things like islam, the CCP and putler's ruZZia around
but you are making a COMPLETE WOKE KID MINDED ASS OF YOURSELF AND EVERYONE KNOWS IT
WAKE THE FUCK UP GOOF, YOU ARE WRONG, SOME OF US HAVE BEEN STUDYING ISLAM'S UGLY FOR OVER 20 YEARS, WE'VE BEEN EXPOSED TO ITS REALITIES MUCH LONGER THAN YOU
EX MUSLIMS KNOW BETTER THAN YOU KID, SHUT UP AND GET A FUCKING CLUE

@Akai you literally ignored an ex-Muslim (@NVIOUSSARAH) simply because she was a "cringey" 3rd-wave feminist bruh STFU.

Police escorted the woman to safety, where religious scholars confirmed the text was not sacred. The woman, who stated she was a devout Muslim, apologized to avoid further unrest, but many online critics argued the mob should have apologized instead.

I hate the 300 men. Of course I do. Fuck wit.

@anomoly Leaving islam does not mean, one becomes clever. Just on his way to be more clever..

@ZZZQuill how the fuck did I upvote you 4 times what the shit is that. Also, as MUCH as I respect Muslims; yes, Mohammed is a fucking loser pedo. He married a 9-yr-old at 54-yrs-old. I don’t fuck with that. I don’t tolerate Pedos, and I make 0 exceptions, no matter how tolerant I try to be.

@SugarSlaughter293 that’s neat
I don’t respect Islam because it’s proven to be garbage through and through.
Theyre all talk until they’re ventilated.

Zero remorse

@SugarSlaughter293 Yes you do, you tolerate islam, which means you are inherent pedophile apologist, muhammed's name is invoked by every muslim prayer 5 times daily all over the globe you fucking Nonce glazer

@Akai I tolerate Islam, but not Mohammad. He’s a nonce, and so are you. You defend the IDF, he defends child marriage. You’re both fuckwits.
One such as myself can tolerate or respect the rights of modern Muslims to practice their faith WITHOUT endorsing EVERY historical account or traditional interpretation associated with the religion's history.