I love Malay Women.

During the so called, “Islamic Golden Age”, many of the scientists, inventors, philosophers, and mathematicians that lived under Islamic rule were hardly believers of the tenants of Islam, ironically many were secular Persians who cared about science more than religion (* See note below), and many questioned religion openly. They just happened to live under a Caliphate that conquered a large portion of the world. Besides, even if they were devout Muslims who spent their whole lives following and believing everything in the Quran, which they did not, their achievements had nothing to do with Islam, they just lived under Muslim rule! However, in the 21st century, apparently, Islam should be credited with what they achieved, even though Islam, the religion itself, not only had nothing to do with their works, but was heavily questioned by many of them in a way that could get you killed in some Muslim countries today!

*An Exmuslim* My family abused me for leaving Islam

Ex-Muslim: Hmm, this passage here in the Quran sounds very misogynistic, perhaps it’s incompatible with today’s world and only relates to its own time and setting.

If you could would you become a muslim again? If yes why are you avoiding debates?