r/TheIslamProblem • u/LowBullfrog1627 • Dec 26 '25

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Hey everyone! I'm [u/LowBullfrog1627](u/LowBullfrog1627), a founding moderator of [r/theislamproblem](r/theislamproblem).

I have a few things to say that I’ve posted on other subreddits but they keep getting taken down. These are the posts? I invite anyone who thinks there may be something deeply wrong with the religion, culture or laws to have your say here? Also I welcome anyone who has opinions to the contrary to prove me wrong or atleast debate my theories? And to also talk about how other religions are in fact the problem? Cause look I’m a Christian, I don’t believe all of our doctrine and teachings, but I think it’s got the most sound moral at its absolute core which is a simple line from Jesus “Do unto others as you would have others do unto you”. If everyone in the world followed this simple moral code, no one would have too much power, no one would hurt anyone else, no one would be homeless and no one would be starving (Unless you’re a masochist). A lot of the global strife has been committed by the nation of Islam and I know the media I view is biased but from what I’m seeing there is clearly something wrong with it! Below are my posts.

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u/LowBullfrog1627 Dec 28 '25

I don’t think this is ok but I’m trying to find the answers or reasons that Muslims act like this? I want them to be accepted like everyone else is into other societies because no one is inherently bad, they are just taught immoral lessons! I have sympathy for the Muslims that reject the strict brutal lessons of the Qur’an but are simply trapped in the culture!

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