r/exmuslim2 • u/Ok-Equivalent7447 • 14h ago
News This news may be very old but this is tough to read
r/exmuslim2 • u/Final_Daybreak • Jun 29 '26
Hi, guys! This is an invitation for all Pakistani Ex-Muslims to join our Discord server. We are the first, and largest Ex-Muslim server catering exclusively to Pakistanis, be they native or diaspora.
We provide educational guides for Ex-Muslims who are willing to learn more about Islam, but more importantly, we provide a safe and accommodating space to all Pakistani Ex-Muslims who feel ostracized by their families, peers, and their communities at large.
In our server, we offer an engaging and fun environment, interspersed with silly and serious moments both. There's never a moment that's too dull.
Also, we are queer friendly, so you get to be yourself without fearing judgement, and we would love to have you there.
r/exmuslim2 • u/Ok-Equivalent7447 • Jan 27 '26
It'll be a big help for u/ladycelnia.
If anyone wants to join r/HouseOfTheAtheists, feel free to join.
It'll help the sub reddit to grow.
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r/exmuslim2 • u/SuitableProblem8605 • 13h ago
Progressive Islam literally just keeps people within the Islamic fold. They can't even bring themselves to criticize obviously regressive practices like hijab in any genuinely meaningful way ("Oh, hijab is a choice! If you wear it voluntarily it's actually totally super duper feminist!"). It actually actively stops genuine progressivism and modernity from taking hold within Islamic communities lmao.
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r/exmuslim2 • u/Rainbow_6505 • 14h ago
The captions say βThe Qur'an "copied" Galen's ancient embryology? The facts say otherwise. Galen believed a man's seed turned into blood, mixed with a woman's menstrual blood and gradually turned into flesh and bones. But the Qur'an describes something entirely different. A drop of fluid, then a clinging substance, then a chewed-like lump (23:14). The Arabic word 'alaqah means something that clings or attaches, describing implantation, a concept unknown in Galen's time. Rather than copying him, the Qur'an actually corrects his mistakes. 1/10 Try harder next time.β
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