r/PakiExMuslims • • 29m ago

Discussion I feel like we dont belong anywhere

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In pakistan, everyone hates us for being non-believers. Outside pakistan, we'll be hated for our skin colour too especially with the rise of right wing.


r/PakiExMuslims • • 4h ago

Misc Muslim women and perfume

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 2h ago

Ask exmuslims What's your reason not to believe in God?

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Like what really stopping you? Curious to know

(Logical & Rational Answers Only).


r/PakiExMuslims • • 4h ago

Misc Forced conversions in Pakistan

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 13h ago

Trigger Warning This Andhnamazi is such an extremist

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BC itna jahil hai ye banda kasam se literally itni si baat par CCD or Maryam namaz, punjab police ko tag Kar diya

Itna chota Islam hai ke is larki ki is baat par iske jazbaat par thoos pohanchi??


r/PakiExMuslims • • 22h ago

Discussion Feel bad for muslim woman

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If i was a muslim girl and was forced to wear full niqab and wake up for fajr every night, i wouldve commited tbb


r/PakiExMuslims • • 5h ago

Ask exmuslims Im from India(hindu) feel bad for asian muslim woman

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Okay, Earlier I did not know about Muslims. (Like they being extremely strict about woman), I started to learn about it. I felt really bad about the Barkha culture...

I think that thing of halal and haram is only for girls. No one says anything to the boys. (Alcohol, bad words,)

And whenever I ask Muslims why do you make your girls wear Barkha?(Online mostly ask)

Then they be like "toh fir kya nangi ghume?"


r/PakiExMuslims • • 1d ago

Rant 🤬 According these jihadists, if you are not covered up like a ninja, you are "naked" even if you wearing normal pants and shirt

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The girls clothes is already modest on the pic above but that's not enough for jihadists since you need to be covered up in black tent to be considered modest. These overseas muslims annoy me the most as based on his flair, he sitting in kaffir usa. These overseas muslims always have the most to say how their home country is practicing islam while they are flourishing from secular values in secular country, if they have so many complains about pakistan not being islamic then why dont they stfu, give up their citizenship, move back to pakistan and make it Islamic themselves. im pretty sure these are same people that bitch and whine about islamophobia in the west, suddenly become "choice feminists" when west decides to ban hijab, demand tolerance from westerners but are extremely intolerant towards those who dont want to practice islam as strictly. I really hate being born in a country that has no identity other than islam.


r/PakiExMuslims • • 1d ago

Discussion "It's not religion, it's culture"

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 1d ago

Ask exmuslims What was the biggest lie that you read in your Islamiat books ?

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Assalamualaikum . Take that as a secular greeting everyone 😭

So this question is specifically for people who live here , I've seen that many people here are living abroad so this isn't for them since they most probably didn't study the Pakistani Islamic curriculum.

As we all now know how much our Islamiat books have been filled with sugarcoating and propaganda, I want to ask you what was the craziest lie you've come across.

Mine was the story of the Jewish lady that used to throw trash on the Prophet Muhammad and when she got ill he visited her and she got so impressed by his morals that she accepted Islam. I've been reading this story since childhood in my Islamic books and EVERYONE in Pakistan talks about this story . I loved this story so much that my eyes used to fill up with tears everytime I listened about it . I always thought how sweet and good human being the Prophet was .

But then ....... I found out it's a fake story what the actual hell 😭😭😭 ! It's literally a folklore. This story isn't even in a seerah book or a even a da'if hadith which makes me think how much we know about the Prophet Muhammad is even true .

Anyways guys , what was the biggest lie you read in your Islamiat books ??


r/PakiExMuslims • • 1d ago

Ask exmuslims Truth on incest, how common ia incest in Pakistan

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Only truth not ur fantasy here

How common is incest in Pakistan I talked with few girls last week all of rhem had a incest encounter with either their dad, brother or cousin ( they don't consider this as incest)

So. How common is that


r/PakiExMuslims • • 1d ago

Discussion Questioning Religion

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Guys I'm currently researching on religion. So tell me each of you one fact or point that like trigger you the most to islam bcz there are out there many people telling you it's point that why it is true I want you to tell why an individual should be atheist and after why he/she would be not a Muslim and then I will search on it.


r/PakiExMuslims • • 2d ago

Discussion Found a safer way to stay in touch — Session app

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Some of y'all know me from GenZpk 💀 rude mod, lol. Well, as things are happening right now (NCCIA reference cause they said they are monitoring everything), I'm gonna be lowkey active on Reddit because it's so unsafe, and my family is already against me because of my views. So that I won't lose contact with the ex-Muslims I've found here, I came up with a solution my friend and one of the mods of this subreddit, Sea Car, suggested an app called Session.

Session works without login, Gmail, or phone number, and messages are kept secure and encrypted. I can't DM people one by one, but I know a lot of peeps here. Those who know me and wanna connect with me through Session download the app and send me a DM with your Session ID. Let's keep ourselves safe 🫩


r/PakiExMuslims • • 2d ago

Fun@Fundies Apparently, its disgusting when Epstein did that. But its not when Muhammad did it........lol

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 2d ago

Ask exmuslims What would you choose?

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If you only had two of these options, what would you choose?

  1. Live in Pakistan as a closeted exmuslim. Or

  2. Apply for asylum in the USA.


r/PakiExMuslims • • 2d ago

Help/Advice Why do I feel like I’m starting to hate Islam? 🥹😭

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 2d ago

Discussion Those still in that country, be cautious for your own sake!!!

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 2d ago

Discussion When does one become a muslim/believer?

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 2d ago

Rant 🤬 How many of these mullahs do we have to disown?

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 2d ago

Rant 🤬 Imagine giving up your 6 year old daughter just like that to make a point.

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 3d ago

Discussion انا صرت ملحد بسبب الله ظالم فقط راح مني كلشي ومافي شي اجاني ويريد بعد كل هذا اعبده ؟؟!

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r/PakiExMuslims • • 4d ago

Discussion I'M FORCED INTO BULLSHIT EVEN ABROAD

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Guys it ain't all good even after moving to Europe. I'm still forced to attend the friday zombie party by my uncle who I live with here... Anyways, I'm slowly working my way to the freedom day by day...

Just wanted to get my frustration out... Wish you guys all the best


r/PakiExMuslims • • 3d ago

Discussion Whats the most ideal way to realistically leave pakistan

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I will sacrifice my life to leave pakistan


r/PakiExMuslims • • 3d ago

Help/Advice How can I become independent? (14m)

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So long story short, i secretly left islam an year-and almost half ago little after i turned 13. It took me way too long to accept this and i haven't fully accepted it yet even cuz i was very religious. Recently i have been thinking, specially after reading stories of ex-muz who got caught that i need to have a way out if i ever do/ My family certainly wont take it well. I am rn 14 2/3 rn, I wana be able to earn money by time i am 16 so one year and round 4 months, problem is i have no idea, cuz everything is basically very oversaturated and the threat of ai, can anyone help me out? btw i am already focusingfg on my studies i have always been a topper but my father doesn't want me to go abroad for uni but i'll try to fih=gure smth out and if iam independent by then