Showing posts with label Apostasy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apostasy. Show all posts

Saturday, June 1, 2019

Muslim Husband and Wife Leave Islam to Follow Christ!

Joseph Colden converted to Islam shortly after leaving college. After marrying a Muslim wife, he began studying Islam's most trusted sources. Joseph and his wife eventually left Islam and are now Christians.


Click here for Joseph's original video.

Tuesday, February 5, 2019

How ISIS Is Converting Muslims to Christianity

NBC News reports that Muslims in the Middle East are so utterly horrified by the violence of ISIS jihadis that they are converting to Christianity. In Syria, there is a new church made up of mostly former Muslims who are now Christians. We can all look forward to the impact these apostates will have now that ISIS no longer controls their area.

Friday, September 23, 2016

Leaving Islam: Volume Two

Someone sent me a request for another installment of "Leaving Islam." In "Volume Two," we read the short testimonies of ten former Muslims.

Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Leaving Islam: Volume One

Many Muslims are leaving Islam. In this short video, we'll read comments from ten former Muslims.

Thursday, July 7, 2016

Ismaa'eel Abu Adam: "Why I Left Islam"

Ismaa'eel Abu Adam was a convert to Islam and a Muslim apologist. In his recent video "Why I Left Islam," he explains why he can no longer defend Muhammad.

Ismaa'eel is already receiving endless abuse and even death threats for his apostasy. Be sure to pray for his safety and subscribe to his YouTube channel.

Sunday, November 29, 2015

"Whoever Changed His Islamic Religion, Then Kill Him": The Penalty For Apostasy According to Islam



Tariq Ramadan, an Islamic scholar and writer, wants us to believe that Islam does not demand a death penalty for apostasy. Although he concedes that the ahadith reports Muhammad to have said  “Whoever changed his Islamic religion, then kill him,” (Sahih Al-Bukhari volume 9, book 84, no. 57) and other words to similar effect, Ramadan argues that such a penalty was to be applied only in cases of hostile or subversive attacks against the Muslim community, where perhaps an apostate would join the enemies of Islam, thereby committing treason. Ramadan concedes that his view that a Muslim is free to change his religion has been rejected by the vast majority of Muslim scholars throughout Islamic history.
Ramadan also issues a challenge to provide an example of Muhammad ordering a person’s death as a consequence of apostasy. Providing such an example is not difficult.