Yasir Qadhi's "Why Are Muslims Leaving Islam?" ft. Prophet's Racism

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  @ApostateAladdin · 4 years ago (edited) · pinned

  corrections:<br>- I was thinking of fat-h makkah, technically a &apos;hijra&apos; (migration) back to makkah, but I understand it&apos;s not referred to as THE Hijra<br>- I am not certain if Bilal actually led people in prayer, so maybe calling him &quot;imaam&quot; might not be correct. But he was a mu&apos;athin (man who calls athan)<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYYcEvvLSDI&amp;t=725">12:05</a> I make a prophecy.. fulfilled at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYYcEvvLSDI&amp;t=1305">21:45</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYYcEvvLSDI&amp;t=1667">27:47</a><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYYcEvvLSDI&amp;t=1688">28:08</a> quote this every time a muslim asks you where you get morality from, if they&apos;re trolling<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYYcEvvLSDI&amp;t=2965">49:25</a> tangent about slavery, wives..

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  @mreza84 · 3 years ago

  Ex-Muslim here, from Iran.<br>I love you dear Aladdin, you are very brave 👍❤️

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  @meesumnaqui7930 · 4 years ago

  Yasir Qadzi is just strawmanning us. The first question that came to my mind was what is the purpose of life and why Allah is testing me. After all I am his creation so if there is any flaw, that&apos;s his problem. Why to punish me for his mistake. The other question was definitely about Quran. I am a geologist and certainly know that moon was never splitted, that mountains are not pegs and biggest question that always bothered me was why my Hindu friends will go to hell.

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  @iaresassy · 3 years ago

  “Question your own questions!” = gaslight yourself 😀

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  @hermanspaerman3490 · 4 years ago

  I laughed out loud when I heard &quot;Supranatural&quot; or something like that. The mental gymnastics you have to go through to keep your faith.

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  @Lemon-tq4yp · 4 years ago

  Idk why people like this think former &nbsp;just need to “pray.” When I was in doubt I also cried practising “sincere prayer” many times. I felt scared, alone and like a terrible person for having these doubts and begged Allah for help. I wanted more than anything to be “guided.” Amazingly, that didn’t get rid of reason and I soon realised crying for faith wouldn’t get me anywhere and practically is a nonsensical thing to do. Then when you leave, they gaslight you by saying “Allah knows you weren’t sincere and you just don’t deserve Jannah”. It’s so dumb but that’s a way they can protect Islam without reason, because reason can’t protect it.

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  @ernestschroeder9762 · 4 years ago

  You are the gentle voice of reason. Wish you well friend.

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  @ananduict · 4 years ago

  Love your channel brother. It takes great courage to speak against Islam because apostasy is punishable by death according to Shariah.

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  @billyb6001 · 1 year ago

  To be fair about the Romeo and Juliet situation. Neither of them was mature enough to get married and neither of their families wanted them to get married. They were young and stupid and ended up killing themselves.

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  @theuglypaulus · 4 years ago

  A few years later the same Yasir Qadhi said &quot;THE STANDART NARRATIVE HAS HOLES&quot;

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  @nohaydios3590 · 4 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYYcEvvLSDI&amp;t=1645">27:25</a> &quot;we have to think about whether the questions are flawed when the questions question the rationale of our unchangeable book , cos the book is unchangeable forever and there is no flaw in it&quot;..<br><br><br>🤦🏻‍♀️🤣<br><br><br>And they still say its not a cult

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  @LivingLonger · 4 years ago

  <i>watch &apos;Apostate Report: Why Muslims Leave Islam and the Consequences They Face&apos; by Ex-Muslims of North America on Sep 30, 2021</i>

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