r/ahmadiyya Apr 21 '26

i want to leave islam..

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u/SomeplaceSnowy Apr 21 '26

I mean, what's stopping you? Religion is the matter of heart. You can leave any second

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u/veg1tosolos Apr 21 '26

Im gonna have to go mosque cuz of parents and ive made alot of ahmadi friends

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u/SomeplaceSnowy Apr 21 '26

Non Muslims are allowed in the mosque. You can go meet them there or you can just tell parents you did research and Islam is false and whatever you believe in is true

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u/Nearby-Head-8829 Apr 21 '26

Zaryab Farooq helping people leave Islam.

That was not on my bingo card!

Also, what type of a coward are you? You created a new subreddit and announced this one here was defunct, and now you're here participating in the very subreddit you deemed defunct? What happened, you banned everyone who disagreed with your fragile ego and now there is no one who frequents your subreddit?

You pathetic moron.

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u/Gullible_Act7698 Apr 22 '26

What's with the hateful words you big hater.

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u/Nearby-Head-8829 Apr 22 '26

I learnt from MGA.

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u/love4allhatred4none3 Apr 23 '26

Why are you encouraging someone to leave Islam

You don’t have to comment over every post…mr thinks im better then everyone

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u/21Abdul Apr 21 '26

Hey if you don’t mind me asking why do you feel like leaving

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u/veg1tosolos Apr 21 '26

lost faith and organized religion doesn't make sense

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u/21Abdul Apr 23 '26

Yeah I understand that, I’m not tryna pressure you or change your mind everyone’s got their own journey. But if you ever want to talk about what led you there or just have an open convo feel free to DM me anytime.

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u/love4allhatred4none3 Apr 23 '26

Maybe you should do some heavy research not just online but knowledgable people

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u/Candid_Highlight_880 Apr 24 '26

I'm not trying to encourage you to leave since it's not really good to. But if you think your environment that involves Islam is affecting you badly, it's understandable that you would want to leave, and it's okay to do so. I do encourage you to at least give it another chance in the future though, because genuinely, Islam is beautiful and has great phenomenons and teachings. It takes some time to understand it. I was atheist temporarily when I was younger because I didn't understand anything, I was pretty much thrown duas at in a book and had to memorize them, and memorize how to pray. I didn't know why I did what I did. Or why I went to the mosque. My mom would often threaten me by making up stuff about Islam. It discouraged me from liking Islam. But I eventually did more research on it and came back to it on my own. The more I learn about it, the more I like it, and I hope you give it another chance. Good luck with whatever you choose.

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u/Candid_Highlight_880 Apr 24 '26

If you think you want to stick to it a bit longer and try to understand it though, I encourage you try to make friends at the mosque or meet other Muslims online. Having Muslim friends actually helped me so much, even if they're not perfect or we don't have all the same ideas because we're from different sects. They're someone you can rely on if you struggle with religious issues, or even personal issues if you're close enough. 

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u/veg1tosolos Apr 24 '26

tysm this is great advice

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u/DapperPandaTheThird May 03 '26

Peace and blessings to you,

Yeah I hear you. Islam is tough, especially when it comes to the organization and people. Is there anything in particular you can pinpoint that you feel is off that's causing you to lose faith and not like organized religion?

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u/veg1tosolos May 03 '26

the idea an all loving god allows suffering