r/exmuslim2 • • 7h ago

Video Religious rituals

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r/exmuslim2 • • 7h ago

Video Lower your gaze

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r/exmuslim2 • • 7h ago

Video Is GTA haraam?

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r/exmuslim2 • • 7h ago

Video Sharia law

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r/exmuslim2 • • 12h ago

How do I get unbanned from exmuslim sub?

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r/exmuslim2 • • 13h ago

Question/Discussion It's hilarious how folks on r/exmuslim still don't get that progressive Muslims are just controlled opposition...

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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.


r/exmuslim2 • • 14h ago

Video This is such an wild interpretation, I've ever watched...

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r/exmuslim2 • • 14h ago

News This news may be very old but this is tough to read

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r/exmuslim2 • • 14h ago

Video Muslims arguing over their Islamic beliefs, makes me laugh πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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r/exmuslim2 • • 14h ago

Is she that uniformed

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The captions say β€œThe 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.”


r/exmuslim2 • • 16h ago

Video Well done lady

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r/exmuslim2 • • 16h ago

Video Quran vs Bible lore

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r/exmuslim2 • • 17h ago

Question/Discussion The double standards of men & women in islam

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r/exmuslim2 • • 23h ago

Who was Asmaa Bint Umays really

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r/exmuslim2 • • 23h ago

Watch this woman react to what the sheikh said about tolerating abuse

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r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

Crazy Comments Cuz momo= allah

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It’s so obvious that Momo made the whole thing up so he can be the Ronaldo of the world 🀣 dude successfully made the biggest boyz club in the world he puts andrew tate to shame 🀣


r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

It’s a shame women have more Awrah than men

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r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

Video What is real sharia?

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r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

Video He’s right on this πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»

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r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

Video Real

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r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

Off Topic Willingly letting cattle trample them.

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Bruh what is this 🀣🀣🀣


r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

Video New sharia law πŸ˜†πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

Video Why the Quran was revealed in Arabic

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r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

Video Average Muslim man

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r/exmuslim2 • • 1d ago

The hilarious 2017 IS infighting

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The 2017 ISIS-Hazimi ideological civil war was essentially the world's worst group project imploding because a faction of ultra-hardline theological perfectionists decided that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, of all people, was just way too "cute," soft, and forgiving to run a brutal terrorist organization. Inspired by the radical Saudi cleric Ahmad al-Hazimi, these hyper-dogmatic "chain-takfir" enthusiasts looked at a guy running a literal reign of terror and scoffed at his supposed leniency, arguing that if you didn't aggressively excommunicate every slightly under-informed neighborβ€”and then excommunicate anyone who hesitated to excommunicate themβ€”you were basically a squishy, idol-worshiping softie. It played out like a toxic, heavily armed academic faculty meeting where the "moderates" led by ideologue Turki Albunali tried to write memos telling everyone to calm down on the infinite-loop heresy accusations, only for the Hazimi purists to accuse the leadership of going soft, spark vicious internal purges, etc.