Helping those who struggle with Islam.. and those concerned for the future of our world.

📢 Announcing a new call-in livestream dedicated primarily to helping people struggling with Islam, in all the ways that they need help with. Its also for the purpose of helping the outside world better understand us and the communities we come from. (Its part of a non-profit called Uniting The Cults.)

This livestream is co-hosted with Dr. Usama al-Binni, theoretical physicist and ex-Muslim activist, and one of the people heading the Arab Atheist Broadcasting project and serves on the editorial board of Arab Atheists Magazine.

Here's the link to the first livestream. Please turn on notifications.

How to get involved?

• Check out our current list of topics.
• Suggest a topic here or comment below.
• Request to call-in.

In the meantime, is there anything special you'd like us to talk about, or fun activities for the first livestream?

I'm from South Asia. And I'm done with this barbaric, insecure & egotistical religion.

Lately, I've been having negative thoughts that there might be chances my dreams won't come true of getting out of this country, considering I am an ex-muslim woman from South Asia. Here, unsolicited advices even from the extended families are taken into strict consideration. If it's somebody old, no matter how uneducated, their advice would not be taken for granted.

I am 22 right now, and I have had discussions with my parents that I wish to go abroad for my post-graduation studies as education system here is not worth it. They approve of this reason but once or twice, my father straight up told me there's no way you are ever going outside the country by yourself, that it is haram and not 'deeni' and women are not allowed to do so. Plus, my grandmother constantly forces restrictions on me and my sisters to do basic stuff by just asking my father. I am too tired of this and now there's a high possibility she'll be again strictly advising my father to not let me go. She's uneducated, extremely religious and loves living under misogyny and usually forces these views on both of my parents that they're slowly becoming more and more radical themselves. Also, I constantly debate over religion, question directly about everything, and they get heated. I don't pray anymore. I have already had some of my career dreams crashed when I was in high school planning to study music.

This is making me scared of a dark future I can possibly have, even after getting everything all planned out. Is there any way I can avoid this happening in advance? Please give me some suggestions.

Visit r/atheismindia instead.

Jai Sree Dinkan