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Replying to @CappuccinoJunki
Sorry bro! It’s on Muhammad who institutionalized the Camel Latte. 🐫 ☕️ That was the ultimate “barista jihad” move on all lattes. 😂
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Replying to @JudithC54741
Yes. Many Muslims still drink camel urine today. This topic is so absurd, it has the potential to dismantle any Islamic argument. Whatever they say, simply reply with “your prophet told people to drink camel urine.”
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Sahih al-Bukhari 5686, Book of Medicine, chapter "To treat with the urine of camels." What should Muhammad's next drink be called? Wrong answers only.
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Happy Halloween 🎃 When I was Muslim, I learned “the Prophet” prescribed a remedy: camel milk mixed with camel urine. Drink it and you'll be healed. It's in Sahih al-Bukhari, the most trusted hadith book in Islam. Tonight I dressed up as a banana and finally figured out what he really invented. Watch to the end 🍌☕ Camel urine is real. Islamophobia is fake.
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Replying to @DutchEvn
It doesn’t matter what the law says. You know that Islam is in control when secular law is irrelevant. I know it’s hard to believe, but it’s happening before our own eyes.
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I grew up in an Islamic country where calling Islam cruel could get you prosecuted and potentially cost you your life. Now I live in America, where I can say it out loud. Britain, however, is starting to look more like an Islamic country. Here’s what happened this week: 1. Police charged Kellie-Jay Keen under the Communications Act over a post calling Islam a "women-hating death cult." First hearing: Dec 4, Westminster Magistrates' Court. 2. The Prime Minister promised to appoint an "anti-Muslim hostility" adviser — they’ll likely be a MUSLIM. 3. The government's own definition, published in March, lists "ridiculing or insulting a religion or belief, including Islam" as protected speech. The rulebook protects the insult. The police charge it anyway, just like they do in many Islamic countries. That is how a blasphemy law arrives in a free country: one "offensive" post at a time.
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Today a Muslim told me my recitation was real. My Tajweed was real. But my understanding was fake. Notice the move. Everything you can verify gets conceded. Everything you can't verify gets denied. That's how Islam protects itself from apostates. If leaving was an informed choice, the system failed. So leaving must be a misunderstanding. In reality, apostates have existed since day one. The first apostate in Islamic history to leave for Christianity was Muhammad's cousin by marriage and one of the first Muslims. Ubaydullah ibn Jahsh — He migrated to Abyssinia (Ethiopia) with his wife. But there, he became a Christian. After leaving Islam, he would pass the Muslims and tell them, "We see clearly, and you are still squinting." I left because I saw clearly. It’s a fear cult, and Muhammad isn’t a role model for humanity. Apostasy is real. Islamophobia is fake.
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Ok. Surah 4:82 says a book from anyone but Allah would contain many contradictions. His words - 6:115 says no one can change them. 2:106 says Allah replaces His own verses. Creation - 7:54 says six days. 41:9-12 adds up to eight (2+4+2). Religion - 2:256 says there is no compulsion. 9:29 says fight them until they pay the jizya willingly and belittled.
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Replying to @abdulbasit97841
Abu Lahab was never Muslim. He was Muhammad’s uncle. But Ubaydullah Ibn Jahsh was truly a Muslim, and Muhammad’s cousin. He was the first to leave Islam and became Christian. We existed since the beginning of Islam, not about a lack of understanding.
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Replying to @ReckedRik
All Muslims think the Quran is God’s words. And probably 98% don’t believe it was burnt a time or two then reconstructed. The dominant majority literally think it’s direct words sent by God via the angel Gabriel.
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As a teenager, I watched Islamist militias arm up and fight in the streets of my country of origin. I saw it with my own eyes. Everyone knew they were Muslim Brotherhood. We called their leaders "Ikhwanji," Arabic slang for a Brotherhood man. Years later, Salafi and Brotherhood-allied government militias held me and tortured me for leaving Islam. I faked reconversion to survive the Sharia death penalty for apostasy. When they let me go, they told me the Salafis would leave me alone, but the jihadists were still hunting me. Those jihadists took their religious guidance from Brotherhood-aligned clerics who frequented Qatar, Turkey, and the UK. Yes, read that again: the UK. Their creed says it plainly: Allah is our objective. The Prophet is our leader. The Quran is our law. Jihad is our way. Dying in the way of Allah is our highest hope. Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE banned the Brotherhood years ago. Florida is now in federal court defending its designation of the Brotherhood and CAIR. Muslim governments learned it first. The West is learning it in court. The Brotherhood is real. Islamophobia is fake.
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Replying to @mackerosan
That is only true for some non-practicing or cultural Muslims. When someone leaves Islam, they no longer cling to it. Former Muslims I know show a sentiment of rebellion that is often sacrilegious.
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Replying to @sunnycapland
I appreciate your insight. Yes. It did stir up some crazy traumatic memories. Maybe that’s why I’m less smiley, perhaps that’s what I subconsciously meant by “cringe.”
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I memorized the Quran. I led people in prayer. Then I left Islam. Every day someone replies: "You were never a Muslim." That line is a SHIELD. If Islam made me, Islam owns the result. So they erase my past instead of answering the argument. For the first time on social media, I speak Arabic. I'm reciting Quran from memory. Surat Maryam, with full tajweed. Ask them what part of this is fake. Apostasy is real. "You were never Muslim" is a dodge.
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Replying to @JuengerinJesu
Islam never stopped trying to take over the West. Jihad into Europe began in the 8th century, continued until it was fully pushed out of its last European footholds in the 1800s. Then Westerners moved on. Islam, however, kept the vengeance and switched to migration jihad.
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Replying to @Annie4tz5
Good question. Islam is like a toddler that will do something bad if not watched and managed; guaranteed. Muslim immigration is possible but must be controlled maximally. It looks nothing like it does today. Successful countries managed Islam and discriminated against it because free Islam is political conspiracy Islam. Today, Muslims cannot fully practice Sharia or their beliefs, as they include criminal or terroristic practices. The flaw is the law treats Islam as a religion with equal protection, which it uses in bad faith, no pun intended.
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When I was Muslim, I was taught that living among the infidels when unnecessary was a sin. It stops being a sin when it is migration jihad. I survived a Sharia death sentence for apostasy to warn the free people. Two-minute read. Must know. There is a REMIGRATION mandate in Islam, which Islam in the West does not want you to know. It exposes the entire migration jihad strategy against the West. The classical default across the four Islamic schools is this: if you can live in Dar al-Islam, do not settle permanently in Dar al-Kufr where infidel law applies. Quran 4:97 warns Muslims who die able to remigrate to Islamic lands but do not. Muhammad said: “I disavow every Muslim who resides among the mushrikeen.” (Abu Dawud 2645) Short stays for medicine, study, or trade are allowed. Permanent settlement is the issue. What each school says: 1. Maliki: strictest. Permanent residence is strongly disapproved or prohibited. 2. Hanafi: most pragmatic. Allowed if you can practice safely; still discouraged without necessity. 3. Shafi‘i: the classical jurist al-Mawardi (d. 1058) held that if a Muslim can openly practice and manifest his religion, the land becomes Dar al-Islam for him. Staying is better than migrating because of the hope others will convert (dawah). Al-Mawardi and later Shafi‘i jurists (including ar-Ramli) make it explicit: If Muslims in non-Muslim territory are capable of self-protection (imtinā‘) and segregation (i‘tizāl), remaining becomes obligatory because the land’s status becomes Dar al-Islam for them. Remigration would turn it back into Dar al-Harb. 4. Hanbali: if a Muslim can practice Islam openly and safely, remigration is no longer obligatory but remains strongly recommended (mustahabb). The preference is to join the Muslims and increase their strength in Islamic land rather than permanently reside among the infidels and add to their numbers. None of them mean assimilate or give allegiance to infidels. Permanent residence means a segregated outpost of the Ummah: practice intact, identity kept, allegiance to the Ummah over the host country. What makes it okay to stay in the land of the kuffar? Serving Islam’s expansion from inside, making it Dar al-Islam. That is immigration jihad. Integration and assimilation are a myth. The remigration mandate is real, so is Immigration jihad.
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Islam has the audacity to claim it’s a religion of peace. Then you see innocent people being subjugated by Islam for their free conscience today. Egypt promotes a tourism slogan: “Habibi come to Egypt!” HELL NO I’m not going to Egypt — Christians are belittled there.
🚨💔 ONLY 6 DAYS LEFT: WILL SAID ABDELRAZEK FACE JUSTICE — OR FURTHER PERSECUTION FOR FOLLOWING JESUS? ✝️🇪🇬 SIX DAYS UNTIL NOVEMBER 3, 2026. Our brother in Christ, Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, remains imprisoned in Egypt’s 10th of Ramadan Prison after choosing to follow Jesus. 💔 How do you explain this to a child whose parent is imprisoned for their faith? How would you feel if this were your son? Said left Islam for Christianity in 2016 after years of studying comparative religion. He fled to Russia seeking safety, joined the Russian Orthodox Church, and was deported back to Egypt in 2024. Said Abdelrazek endured forced disappearance, torture, humiliation, and pressure to renounce Christ. On July 15, 2025, he was arrested again after attempting to have his national ID reflect his Christian faith. He now faces terrorism-related charges that supporters say stem from his religious conversion and peaceful beliefs. 💔 HIS SUFFERING DOES NOT END BEHIND BARS. Reports describe deteriorating health, severe pain, inadequate medical attention, and restrictions on access to his lawyer and family. His Christian cross tattoo was reportedly removed against his will. Now, as his November 3 hearing approaches, fears for his safety and future are growing. The precise legal outcome remains uncertain, but the stakes are devastating. ✝️ Said chose Jesus. His decision to follow Christ should never cost him his life or freedom. The Bible reminds us: “Remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering.” — Hebrews 13:3 🙏 Pray for Said’s protection, medical care, a fair hearing, and freedom. 📢 Raise your voice. Demand transparency, due process, and religious freedom for every Egyptian. FREE SAID ABDELRAZEK. SIX DAYS LEFT. DO NOT LET THE WORLD FORGET HIM. 💔✝️ Sign his petition ⬇️ free-said.pages.dev/#compose #FreeSaidAbdelrazek #StandForSaid #ReligiousFreedom #ChristianPersecution #Egypt #EndChristianPersecution #PrayForOurBrotherInChrist #Article98f #PrisonerOfConscience
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Are people with common sense voting? If you're in my community and eligible to vote, please go vote. Don’t let Leftist-Islam gain power. Choose the lesser evil. Republicans aren't perfect, but Democrats are far worse: DSA, Islam, foreign influence, censorship.
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Replying to @BrotherRasheed
I’d say he knows that he can’t get a woman when she’s free. So he specializes in supporting the Islamic system that subjugates women for him.
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