Syed Rizvi - Sixty Years as an Ex-Muslim

[@voiceofahamid]

Hello. Ex-muslim here. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@bestguest11]

@Gsr Badell Hi filthy abdool

[@chrisa2612]

To the Ex-Muslims out there who's still in hiding or keeping it a secret from your families stay strong and don't lose hope for freedom.

[@kamranali6809]

I'm hide from my family for don't love Allah my brother try kill me lucky I'm alive

[@mydeer06]

mr syed sahab if u r alive then u r poor in knowledge about islam . every word of quran touches the roots of the life, i feel sorry about u that u didn't feel that . Any how i am not requesting to come back to the religion but please try to come out of darkness .

[@Viperzzz-k1s]

Metro Optical islam is the darkness actually..human freedom is a precious thing and islam is against anything human.

[@nybaldeh4038]

It's crazy cuz it's not just family it's my whole country.

[@oklaaiqa1529]

@@nybaldeh4038 where are you from? And same I live in Pakistan :(

[@Lucian_deVere]

As a born Muslim, it’s hard not to feel like a prisoner. Edit: I’m Ex muslim now

[@Shomann9]

Well, I beg to differ.

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

Congrats and welcome to life on earth and freedom 🙏🏼

[@QUINTUSMAXIMUS]

Yeah, I also felt the society and shoving of religion was very oppressive. I agree. I mean when you have to imprison people because they don't think like you, it's pretty sick.

[@intihumala9087]

@@Shomann9 Prove it... tell your family you are leaving Islam.. record a video of their reaction and what they do...

[@williammarchant9356]

I'm also an exmuslim in a Muslim country and I'm really struggling here a lot ...... People who believe in any religion have made the loves of other people miserable who don't believe in religion

[@QUINTUSMAXIMUS]

I am glad I don't live in a Muslim country. I just miss the food and some of the friendliness, but they need open-minds with that friendliness.

[@mmnde12]

@@maissae2004 and your name is Lion Girl???

[@vampy646]

I'm so sorry! Sending you love

[@mreza84]

@@maissae2004 What are you laughing at, idiot, this is a nickname, an ID. Don't you see that people use any name and title that they want or that represents their work? Especially in Islamic countries, where being an apostate is equal to prison and death, one is forced not to use his real name, which is of course a great shame for Islam, which cannot tolerate a dissenter. I am an Ex-Muslim as well, are you happy now, or crying 😭

[@octopie925]

GOSH I'M SO GLAD I LEAVE ISLAM FOR TWO YEARS NOWWW AND COULDN'T BE MORE HAPPIER! I FEEL U GRANDPAAAA 😭😭💕

[@brandhimcneill189]

I must be the only X Muslim that is not happy about leaving islam. See i been an effeminate person all my life, and today I am a transgender woman. The muslims in America ostracized me and says I cannot be a transgender Muslim, even if I am wearing hejab and practice islam sincerely. I am not welcome to Islam. So now I have converted to Hinduism and yes it is good. I am getting peace in SanTan Dharma, but I really wanted to remain in Islam cuz deep in my heart of hearts I feel I still believe in Islam, still believe in Allah and Rasulallah*, and I am very much disturb about this cuz the muslim community does not understand the transgender experience. They think I am trying to change into something I am not. They don't understand that I am Naturally feminized. That I am born lime that... I did not change anything but instead I realized what I really am an only excepted the fact that Allah created me as a transgender woman. So yes like.i said.... i.must be the only x muslim who is not happy to give up my islam.

[@Shomann9]

@@brandhimcneill189 Sorry to read that. Did they ever give you a reference from Quran, or from Authentic statements of Holy Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him) to support their point? “I did not create jinn and humans except to worship Me.” Quran 51-56 Why does the question of gender come up, when worshiping the Lord?

[@mirabella69]

The same thing is happening now in Kazakhstan. The same scenario. It is scary because we are secular country. I am an atheist myself and I wanna stay this way. Don't wanna be forced to hijab and praying.

[@horizon5549]

@Michelle Antao she said she's atheist💀

[@horizon5549]

More power to you gurl

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

Saudi Arabia funded oil money coming thru

[@travelleryu]

Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iran, UAE, Kuwait the criminal totalitarian oil rich regimes responsible. Recently liar erdogans feudal property Turkey has joined too. Albania and especially Kazakhstan are vulnerable in spite of the areligious majority due to the lack of a democratic system.

[@adhishsakargaye4938]

One of the best ex-muslim testimonies I have ever seen. Very informative. Love from India.

[@florinaschilean6143]

He is an indian too

[@Recluse7477]

You are a great person sir, what an inspirational video, gives me and other fellow ex-Muslims hope.

[@idontcarei]

LOTS OF RESPECT FROM EX MUSLIM OF INDIA

[@deniselauzon1010]

Avoid any religion that forbid people from leaving.

[@Shomann9]

Any reference from Quran/Hadith to support your point? Kindly share; I couldn’t find anything? I would rather like to add, “Don’t walk into a religion without exercising due diligence”. Make a choice, if you are born in one. “There shall be no compulsion in [acceptance of] the religion. The right course has become clear from the wrong. So whoever disbelieves in Taghut and believes in Allah has grasped the most trustworthy handhold with no break in it. And Allah is Hearing and Knowing.” Quran 2:256

[@atheist9055]

Some Zanadiqa (atheists) were brought to `Ali and he burnt them. The news of this event, reached Ibn `Abbas who said, "If I had been in his place, I would not have burnt them, as Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) forbade it, saying, 'Do not punish anybody with Allah's punishment (fire).' I would have killed them according to the statement of Allah's Messenger (ﷺ), 'Whoever changed his Islamic religion, then kill him.'"

[@atheist9055]

@@Shomann9 sahih al bukhari 6922 book 88 hadith 5 read it 5 times idiot

[@Shomann9]

@@atheist9055 Authentic reference for this Hadith would greatly be appreciated.

[@atheist9055]

@@Shomann9 is this wrong muslims consider this words of allah حَدَّثَنَا أَبُو النُّعْمَانِ، مُحَمَّدُ بْنُ الْفَضْلِ حَدَّثَنَا حَمَّادُ بْنُ زَيْدٍ، عَنْ أَيُّوبَ، عَنْ عِكْرِمَةَ، قَالَ أُتِيَ عَلِيٌّ ـ رضى الله عنه ـ بِزَنَادِقَةٍ فَأَحْرَقَهُمْ فَبَلَغَ ذَلِكَ ابْنَ عَبَّاسٍ فَقَالَ لَوْ كُنْتُ أَنَا لَمْ أُحْرِقْهُمْ لِنَهْىِ رَسُولِ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم وَلَقَتَلْتُهُمْ لِقَوْلِ رَسُولِ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم ‏ "‏ مَنْ بَدَّلَ دِينَهُ فَاقْتُلُوهُ ‏"‏‏.‏

[@marcostation1000]

Intelligent people can not follow islam why ? A great sign of intelligent is curiosity and critical thinking if you look at Islam with those two factors is just a matter of time before you leave islam.

[@johnthatcher2349]

Perfect answer

[@joshboston2323]

Marco Mac--- I dont fully agree with you actually. You might alter your practice of islam (you might be less of a fundamentalist say), but leaving it is not always a matter of critical thinking, curiosity or intelligence. Rather, I often see it as being against certain interpretations or lacking the need for a spiritual outlet.

[@spera2919]

@@joshboston2323 I altered my perception&practice of religion as I grew up + my mind developed + I kept learning more about the world. I had reached a pretty peaceful interpretation of Islam. But the cognitive dissonance from having to do so much mental gymnastics to make it make sense got me. I just couldn't keep forcing my brain into believing. Indeed there was also a lack of need for religion which allowed me to leave my faith, but the main reason I did was because it simply wasn't believable anymore, and I couldn't keep being dishonest with myself. It wasn't a choice.

[@joshboston2323]

@@spera2919 --- I fully agree that it is not a choice to believe something and if you do not believe in God, then I think it is hard, if not impossible, to keep Islam in your life. However, I do not think that you need to suffer from cognitive dissonance or exercise any mental gymnastics to peacefully interpret Islam or to approach it metaphorically rather than fundamentally.

[@spera2919]

@@joshboston2323 Hmm okay

[@lisagreene6734]

As an Indian American, this video personally touched me. It makes me glad that not every Pakistani acts like a fanatic.

[@inlikearefugee5194]

You mean as an Indian you used to believe every Pakistani is a fanatic LOL! No wonder I see many caustic comments from Hindus towards anything Pakistani on the internet, smh.

[@vaishakhpv13393]

yeh UP ka bhaiyya h ..can picture him smoking up with babas in benaras and talking about cosmology

[@abdulrehman8bp293]

I am a Pakistani. I am a Liberal and I can tell you that now people are becoming more open. It will still take some time for everyone to be accepted here. But the way you picture Pakistan isn't true at all. Religious parties won only 2 seats out of almost 350 seats in the elections that were held here in May 2018. People are becoming more Liberal now a days. Hope for more betterment in future

[@pqr6614]

Lisa Greene You haven't seen this video with focus this man is from Patna,Bihar,India.

[@noors529]

TheSushiraw pakistanis* spell it fully unless you’re a Pakistani yourself.

[@RAJA-7678]

Saudi Arabia funding for religious activities in all the countries instead of spending on education

[@thevideochannel4155]

Yes. They need to be educated first. See the real face of Quran and Islam exposed on Acts17Apologetics and ApostateProphet channel on KZbin. Share it with everyone so they will understand the truth.

[@ebusuffle9393]

This is true bro thank you for this comment. Saudi arabia is a cancer.

[@normicikida3844]

People in Saudi Arabia not poor like in India. Poverty can influence people to leave the God, leave Islam too. Those who are not poor they will be influenced with their environment. From the videos we can see people from India, Pakistan, Iran, Indonesia.

[@normicikida3844]

What about people in Gaza, the Rohingyas in Myanmar?They were killed by??? It's already in news. Where Muslim killing?

[@anik-dn2iw]

I never got any fund.lf saudia is funding lndian muslims then why are they so poor??lt means lndian govt is not giving those funds to muslims.lt means india is taking funds from saudi arabia.

[@ajrwilde14]

Saudi Arabia really needs to be reigned in.

[@gshrdy5415]

They pay ransom to Americans, British whenever threatened.

[@doburu4835]

They are protected by United State and UK

[@Theomite]

If you can cause a rift between the Royals and the Wahabbis you might have a shot, but you won't see a resolution to that unless the Wahabbis get Mecca. And the Royals would lose control of the Peninsula because the Africans would fight their way past to get access to Mecca. The Royals would lose the Western and Northern sections and then they lose the Mediterranean, so the oil trade would be hit hard and it also would give the Wahabbis a geographical advantage in pushing the Saud towards the southern peninsula where the Yemenis are. Then you got the Saudis in a two-front civil war and the peninsula will go over to the Wahabbis, which is worse. The Chinese might get around to it if they expand southward into the Pacific Islands--Indonesia, Malaysia, etc., which are almost entirely subsidized by the Saudis--but they're too busy in Africa right now, and they consider Tibet and India bigger priorities. It'll be a few years to a few decades before they get to the North African territories and mix it up with the Muslims there, but none of them are really Saudi-associated. I think Iran will mix it up with SA before the Russians or even the Chinese get to them. But those are the only 2 nations that'll play hardball with the Saudis, but that conflict is easily 40-60 years away.

[@Theomite]

@Arun Sar I don't see Oil Demand dropping anytime soon for the following reason: our clean energy tech still can't produce the power cycles of fossil fuels; you can't get the same voltage/second that internal combustion can. They also take too long to recharge. You also have to build the infrastructure to support that technology just like our fossil fuel system does now (gas stations, etc.) and they don't have ubiquity right now and the money to do so isn't there yet. If that weren't enough, none of the money to transition is going to come in until the Powers That Be can get in on the ground floor and secure the clean version of their old model for themselves. E.g.: Shell isn't going to go Green unless they can be the Shell equivalent of Green energy. Also, our relationship with the Saudis is literally our only link to the Middle East. Everybody else hates us and usually for good reason. We'd wanna keep Oil Demand going even artificially or else we lose the only foothold we have over there besides Israel. And your point about education is becoming moot because MBS has already started transitioning the culture somewhat away from the model you're describing. Sociopath or no, he sees the potential disaster of not preparing his people for a post-Oil future. Now, the pandemic might change his initial plans, but his trajectory is in that direction. This is going to drive a wedge between him and the Wahabbis because he needs them for internal security, but they won't like an educated population exposed to outside ideas. Muslims are likely to see the similarities between them and Christians and realize that their hegemony is equally unstable, thus leading to Cultural Reformations (again, using history as a guidebook) and the Wahabbis will not tolerate that. I think the way MBS will mitigate that is by focusing on the territory grabs in the Pacific Rim where they have sway, or Australia where they and UAE have financial control of the leaders. Focusing that violence outward on a mission statement might prevent them form focusing too much on the diluting Ummah emphasis back home. Also, Saudi Arabia might want to run interference on Muslim territory in North Africa in anticipation of China's expansion, which could short-circuit the Western front in the event of a Royal-Wahabbi split by giving the Wahabbis a series of sectarian conflicts to focus on getting under control. But this could drive losing factions under China's umbrella for support against the Saudis and either way, you still have the China-Saudi conflict in about 40-50 years. Since Saudi Arabia would want our help against China, and we'd want their territorial base to operate a proxy war from, we'd agree. So we'll buy their Oil still, and the Wahabbis will still have their war chest and agenda because they'll have external enemies to vent on while MBS changes things up at home. Now what happens after all this? Come 2080? I have no clue. But it could potentially be really bad unless China overextends itself and Saudi Arabia is able to finally break free of a weakened Wahabbi force. The Monarchy, however, would probably not want a representative government tapping into their coffers and weakening their power, so it might not come to that.

[@Danquebec01]

The funding of madrassas and fundamentalism by Saudi Arabia internationally is a big issue I have with the dependence of people on oil around the world. Everyday, when one fills his car, he’s also funding terrorism. We have to get rid of our dependence on oil as soon as possible.

[@thevideochannel4155]

Yes. Because of oil, Saudi Arabia is getting money to fund terrorism and also spreads hate towards other religions. We must stop or at least limit buying the oils. If anyone is gonna buy a bike or car, buy an electric one instead of petrol or diesel. If you buy Petrol or Diesel, then you're also funding for terrorism.

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

Or ban Saudi funding into our countries

[@Theomite]

We can't. We still don't have a viable replacement for fossil fuels. The potential energy in them is superior to any of the other energy capacitance technology that we have available except for nuclear power. You can leave gas in your car for weeks and it'll still start fine. You don't use your electric car for a few weeks and the battery loses charge. You can fill up a gas tank in 5 minutes and got for 260 miles, but an electric car takes hours to charge back up.

[@shashwata007able]

@@Theomite Nope I dont agree with u. Fossil fuels do not have the maximum potential. Hydrogen Fuel actually has the highest potential but as someone above mentioned, we do not have adequate means of technology to tap into it as of now.

[@Theomite]

@@shashwata007able Then in the absence of this hydrogen solution, that leaves fossil fuels as the maximum potential. I'm as eager for cold fusion as the next guy, but unless we have it, it's no good to us.

[@williammarchant9356]

It's easy to say that atheists are struggling in Muslim countries , but nobody knows how hard it is to be an exmuslim in a Muslim country...... If you think it's hard to be a Muslim in a non-muslim country , try being an exmuslim in a Muslim country

[@fahim113]

Would love to sit down with a coffee and listen to this guy. Inspiring stiff

[@marcsultana3311]

You should. I did get to talk to him. He's quite smart, accomplished, and very unassuming! You'd enjoy his talk!

[@asiflulat2597]

i understand Syed chacha i am also an indian Muslim now secular and i totally understand what you are saying . the madrasas are really bad . I remember myself when i was young and when i went to madrasa , the amount of brainwashing that took place is unimaginable .i was a very religious Muslim until i went to university and met different people from different cultures did i start questioning things and realized we are all human beings whether we are Muslim,Hindu, Christian,Sikh, Buddhist , Jew etc . I still go for Friday prayers but thats just because i dont want any problems with my family or the muslim community but deep down i really dont care whether i go for prayers or not. Salaam/Shalom/Namaskar / Sasrikaal Syed Chacha. Your story is an inspiration.

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

Hopefully u are an exmuslim now and ur able to break free from ur family and community & follow in the path of heroic, patriotic journey of helping Muslims in India realize the sheer dogma of a pan Arab supremacist ideology designed to serve the interests of the 7th century Arab empire of arabization under the disguise of a religion ...that's all, nothing more , nothing less. Robert Spencer's book "did Mohammad exist" is a good read! And m.a. khan's "Islamic jihad: a legacy of forced conversions, slavery & imperialism" . I believe an Indian exmuslim from Bihar wrote an ebook titled "Muhammad" re: how the religion was created to legitimize looting, rape, genocide, cultural annihilation, pillage etc " . Also books by Ali Sina are great reads as well . Stay safe and God bless 🙏🏼

[@Bharat-j2e]

ISLAM WILL NEVER LEAVE MUSLIMS BUT MUSLIMS WILL LEAVE ISLAM..

[@rowanVEVO]

please, more of this guy. the ending tore me apart.

[@TheSrizvi]

I like the ending too.

[@ThomasMaldonadoJr]

This is who I want to be when I grow up. What a beautiful human being.

[@marinanlaurel982]

Mr. Syed Rizvi I congratulate you for the right decision you made to leave islam the porcupine . I left islam many years ago and I'm a secular and free of tenet.Ha rrison Ford said: stop electing leaders who don't believe in science, Fox news September19, 2018 ( RT)

[@jackbased3003]

What a wise man with a gentle voice. Wish him the best in life 💗

[@76not84]

The people speaking out in these videos are so brave. It is an honor to hear their stories. May we build together a world where all people can be free to choose what (not) to believe.

[@АфриканскийАтеист]

شكراً على إضافة الترجمة للغة العربية، إستمروا.

[@exmuslimnfreee6102]

Im glad I left Islam

[@hasnainali3822]

Can anyone please share some sort of contact of this man? I feel like I really need to talk to him on religious stuff as I'm going through the discovery phase myself.

[@hassaanraza3291]

Hasnain Ali better contact abu jahl. ....he can mislead you better

[@Viperzzz-k1s]

hassaan raza abu jahl was the first guy fighting terrorism which is islam.

[@Viperzzz-k1s]

Hamid Hussein Abu Jahl was the first one to fight islam and i salute him for that.

[@shivamshukla6359]

I think this man was my FB friend.

[@onsmelanzana5427]

Hasnain Ali , Islam is not a religion but a cult..... Quran teaches killings, raping, looting & thereby to lie to defend Islam by TAQIYA KALAMS.... A book that would teach all such things can't be Holy & pious book. Next, Even our Allah is not ours when the same has been corrupted from previous religions.... References of Adam is being given from other previous Religions before Quran.... Next, Quran has 1000+ scientfic errors in it & that is why we have 26000+ renowned muslim scholars opposing Islam openly in this century.... Kabba follows all customs and traditions of Hindu with a black stone inside in the form of Hindu God..... We muslims kiss it because our nabi has kissed it..... Our nabi was not a fool to kiss a stone in form of a Hindu God that already existed before Islam ..... Now what is ours new except for some hatred & unscientific Aayats...??? World was very much functional without Islam , Quran , Hadeeses & nabi..... So why a new Religion ????

[@poojan423]

Yes i agree with him Indian Muslims used to be moderate and now they have become more conservative. I think the more access to Internet the more access to middle eastern style of Islam.

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

No, as an Indian Muslim it's due to demographics. When they are a demographic that is weak, they place nice, they play moderate. Once their demographics change, u will see their behavior change. -------exmuslim and free

[@pawankumarmehra94]

@@Tragic.Kingdom 100% true

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

Not middle eastern style of Islam . Islam is Islam . Muslims become more zealous when Islam is all of a sudden in the news and being scrutinized. When Muslim population grows .... When their is an attack on Muslims like the Gujurat riots ....then they become more zealous as means from their superiority / inferiority complex and supremacist nature. Beleive me , Pakistani Islam & Indian Islam is more fanatical than anything else In Iran, the youth push against everything Islamic and still wear the fravahar Zoroastrian pendent necklace , tattoos etc etc . In the middle east - under the dictators , Islam & Islamists are weak because any extremism and Saddam, al-assads , king Hussein, ghadaafi etc etc etc will put Islamists in their place like no other. So no, middle east Islam is actually quite taint with the exception of Saudi Arabia and govt of Iran (not ppl) . Islam is strong where Islamists , fanaticism is tolerated ...... That's all. This is why it's imp that Muslims are kept in Muslim countries inside their own border to be ruled by their fellow Muslim ruler and legal system . Noone talks Abt black September, hama massacre, Iran/Iraq war, Yemen civil war, syria civil war, genocide of Kurds , Balochi oppression etc etc etc . Oh and sectarian violence amongst Muslims . Because Muslim on Muslim violence is irrelevant for Muslims .... Doesn't bother them one bit

[@vijay-bn4ve]

I really like his study room!

[@prasadbinoy]

Glad to know Syed Rizvi is from Patna, Bihar, India where Hindus and Muslims lived together happily as good neighbors before the antagonistic Hindu-Muslim feelings were introduced.

[@talesofss6387]

Binoy Shanker Prasad he has also spent few years in my hometown of Ranchi.

[@gshrdy5415]

so who introduced antogonistic feelings.

[@prasadbinoy]

The reply is in the video -- all Saudi funded Madarsas!!

[@faza553]

He confirmed that the seeding of extremist ultra orthodoxy began in late 60's, funded by petro$ of the "oppressed by the West" consortium.

[@gshrdy5415]

If Islam doesn't reform, I see more and more problems in future, Europe is leading this struggle in some countries.

[@erickavgleijonhufvud2630]

Saudi Arabia has been at it for decades and the OIL has made her arrogant.

[@thevideochannel4155]

Yes. Because of oil, Saudi Arabia is getting money to fund terrorism and also spreads hate towards other religions. We must stop or at least limit buying the oils. If anyone is gonna buy a bike or car, buy an electric one instead of petrol or diesel. If you buy Petrol or Diesel, then you're also funding for terrorism.

[@normicikida3844]

Who gave oil to Saudi Arabia? It's from the God..... was Saudi Arabia funding people or country to kill Palestinian? Rohingyas? Use your mind... that is important to worship one God, follow the prophets because the God provided regulations to the God mankind.

[@normicikida3844]

@@thevideochannel4155don't spread hate. Hating is in people like you. Blaming oil,blaming buying oil. Let's check news around you.... Palestinian, Rohingyas, in 90-91 the Bosnian and the latest a man killed innocent people praying in a mosque in NZ. Open your eyes and mind..

[@ИСОМАСИҲ-ЖАННАТГАЯГОНАЙЎЛ]

Thanks for the story, I'm exmuslim who accepted Jesus the only hope to Jannah!

[@nsebast]

I hope your life is better because you accepted Jesus.

[@wendypeeters7656]

@Christopher Hitchens allah never exist it is a men made story

[@brantaskaummunafiqalmana4602]

wendy peeters yesus dead and naked men not God

[@wendypeeters7656]

@@brantaskaummunafiqalmana4602 god and ur allah never excited it is a fairytail

[@UnderstandingCode]

lol keep dreaming. Say hello to your "new" imaginary friend for me

[@douglastynyparc]

A lovely clip. :)

[@ayesha36]

This is one of my favorite ones yet. Great video, and major respect for this man! I imagine he has had quite the life.

[@nasserhussain4954]

Most shia leave islam

[@chimera3344]

I used to be a Sunni until I was 16 so Sunnis leave too

[@nasirqureshi7303]

Nasser Hussein you are absolutely right Because many Iranian Muslim leave Islam This is symbol is low Imaan

[@nobiabatool9728]

@@nasirqureshi7303 he was Indian

[@haiderymujtaba2945]

@@chimera3344 i feel sad for you brother for that you haven't understood islam😔

[@haiderymujtaba2945]

@@chimera3344 may allah(swt)guide you again to the best!✌️

[@awesomelovesongs6039]

To ex Muslims ..Buddhism is a very good religion ..no God only scientific temper .& Pragya sheel & Karuna.

[@itsmesia2469]

🙏💕✳️🥀❣️🥀✳️💕🙏

[@PassTheJam]

Even his countenance is indicative of a profound change in his life.

[@21lessons56]

Very insightful Maasha Allah. It has increased my Iman to leave Islam.

[@danielsabum8323]

beautiful story leave Islam and Christianity

[@nina-pf1gw]

I'm just spiritual now I am a ex-christian and a ex-muslim. I believe in a god but I don't agree in the rules of any religion. I believe in the universe and a higher power and I don't think being in a religion will get you to heaven. Just believe in God or the universe and you'll be fine. 🥰

[@z0ttel89]

This man has my highest respect! Greetings from Germany :)

[@taz-on-the-looseyusef5526]

such an interview loaded with vital information but so short, this was great to watch

[@ferengiprophet2185]

The filming is great

[@zeinamandarina999]

Yeah

[@s.hassanalirizvi3221]

Can I get the name of his books and publications?

[@sanojus7912]

Inspiring talk 👏👏. Fortunately, we are living in an era where the internet brought platform for sharing our thoughts and experiences...

[@mukulbajaj123]

This channel deserves atleast 1.8 billion subscribers

[@nybaldeh4038]

I want people to be more aware of this.

[@courierdude]

Wonderful and very telling story. Thanks for sharing.

[@atifzaman9468]

I am from patna too

[@gshrdy5415]

Educated man, respect.

[@MC-zt1rt]

Very nice man. Wishing you all the best!

[@swanlake2141]

I'm an Ex-muslim from Malaysia

[@captainamerica2812]

HELLO 👋 EX MUSLIM HERE! I CONVERTED INTO AN AMERICAN PATRIOT 🇺🇸

[@Kianglekable]

This video shows great happiness from a very quiet man

[@GoldenMarrie]

It's the same in somalia. People build large mosques while some can not afford food. They believe is a charity that will live on for centuries thereby giving them compounding reward points for heaven.

[@fitzburg63]

Islamic heaven does not even exist - total waste of money and denying the future. Islam is collapsing

[@Raj-ns3dz]

I bow my head in respect Sir.

[@mugoletti]

I understand why people get religious but I really don't understand why they are running around in circles and so few of them find one of the many gaps. You don't even need logic, just think about trust. Would you trust a person saying "believe what I say or I will punish you"? Ah, no, I forgot, it's the almighty god and he/she/it has a plan you are too small to understand. If there was a being, so much greater than we are, all mighty, all knowing, all seeing and all merciful, would this powerful being behave like an adolescent, screaming, threatening and throwing a tantrum now and then? Keeping you in an endless fire for just not obeying? We are not alone. We have each other. We have our thoughts, our fantasy. You are too frightened of death and can't cope going where you came from? Okay, go ahead, believe in the afterlife but please leave the rest of us in peace and let the children decide for themselves what they believe or not. Why is it that every new human being has to be indoctrinated with these beliefs? Why does religion not grow by itself in a child? Why do children from different religions fight children of other religions? Because religion is bullshit. That's it. And I didn't even start talking about people who organize religions for their own good...

[@fermentedsourdough5462]

A wonderful man who knows who he is.

[@fermentedsourdough5462]

M I : Not at all; there's nothing wrong with those who just follow the Five Pillars of Islam. Most of my Muslim friends are oppressed by the cultural aspects; the endless wedding gift cash amounts & the social humiliation of having those sums publicly announced. How can families save up & get ahead in life?

[@fermentedsourdough5462]

Not to mention the psychological aspects. All men want to provide for their families & when they struggle to do so under the aforementioned conditions (& the overt c.f. covert corruption of Muslim majority countries) their frustration turns to anger that has no other outlet (sports?) than domestic.

[@siddhartha5186]

to all the legends , theres a way to find hope ...

[@mindwis3]

my ultrawide monitor is so happy with this aspect ratio

[@reasonablereasoning5425]

Hat's off to you sir....i request all my ex muslim brothers and sisters please come out and declare your identity, grow in number because hiding yourselves will not change anything, when there will a vocal majority of ex Muslims only then the world will give you ears..please come out ,your being vocal will be a great service to humanity and future generations.

[@elhombredeoro955]

I am also currently staying in Patna it really used to be a very secular city but it is getting radical day by day. Both Hindus and muslims are getting suspicious of each other and both are getting radicalized.

[@mishika8896]

Because of that theories of " gazwa-e-hind ". We need a revolution in indian subcontinent urgently. We all will die

[@EricHurner]

My big question when I hear this man speaking, and this was my experience of Muslims in South Africa as well, is why it is that the United States government has continuously supported the rise of radical Islam. It supported Saudi Arabia, the Taliban at the time and so on, only to set up Islam as Public Enemey Number One during the 90's when the book, "The Clash of Civilizations" appeared, and then going completely overboard after 9/11. It is as if they needed some Evil to fight against after their imagined enemy, Communism, finally collapsed and that whole myth fell in upon itself.

[@harisazhar3312]

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[@EricHurner]

How this is a reply to my question is a riddle to me?? What I'm saying is that before this kind of input flooded us all over he world, the bulk of South African Muslims were secular, wore no burqas or anything like that. There is no religious answer to that. Only a political one, in which people learn to leave others alone and take them as they are, with tolerance and sympathy. Religious people are, in my experience, not necessarily tolerant nor compassionate.

[@kepinpin5277]

Eric Hurner I pretty much agree with you. the US needs a boogeyman to scare its middle and lower classes so they would be more willing to settle for less freedom for more 'security'

[@JackHaveman52]

Regardless of any motive the US might have, it is still the actions of a regressive Islamic movement from Saudi Arabia that is causing this wave of extremism. You've given no real proof, except your own speculations, that show the US has any real involvement with that movement. The real contradiction here is that the US is allowing a potential enemy, numbering well over a billion people to pose a threat to its own grasp on power. Add to that all those people, who aren't Muslims, and think the US government is responsible for all the world's ills and they've provided themselves with and over whelming enemy and a real threat to their position. In other words, they're digging their own graves. If they're that smart, why would they do that?

[@LlyneM-rf3gd]

Talo S Thats retarded. Women wearing scarves to protect their hairdo and to keep warm and long dresses is not the same as stupid niqab.

[@rpdsouza1957]

Great video, I respect you for your frank and candid views.

[@JardinApostasie]

Hello do you know what he meant when he said free room and board for poor people in mosques? I'm french, I didn't get this part. does it mean a room to sleep? and a pension for those who become teachers? at 2min28

[@sepiae]

Very powerful. My heart lit up when he started talking about his passion for the cosmos, the truly whole, so much bigger world of which this one is only a tiny grain, and which waits to be explored. *That* is the message worth working for. Very important point he made, the religious leaders of one country investing in another's religious dogmatisation instead of providing the money for, say, true education.

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

The govt and royal family of 🇸🇦

[@kattarheart6998]

Love from India dear sir

[@MEO442]

Hopefully your wise words reach millions of young girls any boys to break free of Islam. This is their free will and choice of faith, despite their families and societies.

[@michaelgregory5775]

To all who are seeking the truth,there is no need to go to a church,synagoge,mosk or temple,you just have to respect your fellow man and practice meditation,listen to Eckhart Tolle.

[@itsmesia2469]

🙏💕✳️🥀❣️🥀✳️💕🙏

[@saynotosuffering]

Syed chacha I am you had to go through all of this❤❤

[@MichElle-sd6gj]

he never prayed 4 times daily, never had 4 wives 🌙🧕🧕👳🏾‍♂️🧕🧕🌙, no female genital mutilation, no female oppression & suppression, no wife beating, no burqa or 🧕 hijab & lived peacefully....but in Christian peaceful west.

[@duibheasaoreilly167]

Takes bravery not to follow the herd. Respect!

[@lovefrance7006]

I am ex moslim and can't tell my family☹

[@nobiabatool9728]

😁But you are Hindu

[@Albertanator]

Hi Syed...I am a friend of yours on Facebook...take care!

[@basba_qal]

0.54 Loved his bookshelves and especially the book; String theory for Dummies.

[@petitpapier4973]

Such a sweet person.. Wish him well..

[@kremesti]

what a beautiful video

[@farouqomaro598]

You are courageous.

[@lovepeople951]

Greetings from a new Ex- Muslim and a Christian.

[@EdgardoPlasencia]

" ex Muslims " , it sounds intelligent " of NORTH America " , it sounds intelligent too.

[@m4shyk4]

Wau. His awarness is absolutely beautiful! :)

[@travelleryu]

Exmuslim of 60 years, moved to western India ('pakistan') from mainland India? Wow

[@shreyamaitra1150]

Very beautiful. There should be only one religion and that is humanity. How beautiful how strong you become to understand Cancer is a disease it's a health issue nothing to do with what you have done or Cancer doesn't mean you're a bad person, so God is punishing you. I have seen few cancer patients and they are all trusting upon God more when they should trust upon a good doctor.

[@wobb1221]

🗣shd hv subtitles- unclear?

[@babyducky3097]

What a nice and wise old guy🤗👌🏼 Live long and prosper🖖

[@erickavgleijonhufvud2630]

More men like you Sir, you all need to be heard.

[@MikeBenko]

It's fascinating how the Islamic world is undergoing its own counter-reformation in this day and age. The fact is that we should really deeply look into this counter-reformation and how it is driven by Saudi money. In our alliance with Saudi Arabia we are fueling the decline of secularism and moderation among Muslim communities.

[@deckerdryges5526]

Especially in the west, ex-muslims need to be protected and feel frèe from persecution or execution for apostasy. We nèed to stop this arabianisation of muslims globally. The saudis are paying for these activities to reap in terms of halal economics. 40yrs ago, there was no halal certification. This arabianisation will lead to a loss of centuries old cultures in many countries.

[@peorakef]

if the region was so secular, why was there partition?

[@meenasamuel3967]

Thanks for sharing

[@nicksmith3746]

You should have subtitled this video. It’s hard to understand him. 😕

[@LhnAran]

feel said, same shit is happening in India, But here not only muslims are getting radicalised....sad to say hindus are also getting radicalised...

[@QUINTUSMAXIMUS]

It's good that Saudi Arabia is less interested in religiosity. I hope they're not funding too many of those madrasas anymore.

[@ytdpblog]

Freewill leads to actions and words, they in turn make one’s own karma. According to Karma siddhanta one has to reap what one sows. This accrued karma must be resolved in order to attain the goal of mukti or moksha. If karma is not resolved then one’s Atman takes up another body (janma) and starts the new life cycle all over. Thus birth -> death -> birth cycle continues until moksha is attained. There is no original sin or Satan or permanent hell. Almighty will not create something he can not control. Supreme being will not remain punitive with the eternal hell fire punishment. Because almighty is very compassionate and loving. God is Brahman (consciousness) and It has no form or gender. It is everywhere and everything is in It as per Advaita (non-dualism). On the other hand Dvaita (dualism ) school of philosophy says God is separate from the sristi ( creation or cosmos) . Hinduism applies its karma siddhanta to all sentient beings without any discrimination of people of other faiths. “Sarvejano Sukhinobhavantu” means may all live happily. “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” means The whole world is one family.

[@tomorourke6301]

I really admire you sir you are so brave sir.

[@deepakshripad7735]

I really appreciate your rationality and not picking the fake accent.

[@TweiLimLou]

abrahamic fan fiction and all other superstitions are very limited in power, language and location

[@LlyneM-rf3gd]

Twei Lim Lou islam is not truly an Abrahamic religion. Abraham had nothing to do with islam. Muslims don't even study the books the Prophets wrote.

[@nichoudha]

Yes they do.... The Sharia itself is comprised of the Torah, the Bible, the Gospels of Jesus, the Quran, and the Hadiths; you can't properly fight and defeat an ideology if you're not being honest about what they believe.

[@nihilist.niiniile]

I wise man.

[@optimusprime4090]

whoever you are, whatever you believe, if you fight for true peace and respect for everyone you got my vote. ex muslim and will die an exmuslim since parents decide a baby who cant even make an informed decision is already a muslim when babies are just babies they are NOT muslim babies not christian babies not any kind of baby other than a baby.

[@priyeshtripathi2335]

Amazing ❤️

[@raycope2086]

Good man Syed. I wish you rainbows.