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Why We Left Islam: Former Muslims Speak Out Susan Crimp
Publisher: WND Books, Incorporated

A picture of Mohammed with torn page on cover. Their silence is deafening, and monstrous. "Why We Left Islam: Former Muslims Speak Out," edited by Susan Crimp and Joel Richardson, addresses an important topic with gut-churning, first-person accounts of Muslims who left Islam. While I still have my freedom of speech left, would someone take our Americian, flag out of that racist terriost bitches hands please, We lost too many of our solders, and our solders where blown to bits on there terriost racist Africian, Trible . And it falls to us to speak out. Muslim students at Arkansas State University tried to prevent a critic of Islamic sharia law from speaking as part of a campus lecture series. Standing room only Photo: Robert Spencer, Pamela Geller and panel of former Muslims From left, Mohammed Asghar: Originally from Bangladesh, ex-Muslim author and an authority on the Qur'an. Since its establishment in 2007, the CEMB has become a refuge for people who have left Islam. See Why We Left Islam May Face Muslim Wrath. Why We Left Islam: Former Muslims Speak Out. We just received the following press release from Former Muslims United: Former Muslims Speak Out About Muslim Day At the Florida State Capitol: A Panel Discussion With: Nonie Darwish; Jerry Gordon; Shaheryar S. Nonie Darwish critic of Islamic culture. Where are the international human rights organizations, on the rights of those who wish to leave Islam? She is director of Former Muslims United. But most importantly it means pushing back and challenging a far-Right regressive movement – Islamism and its Sharia laws – that hang apostates as we speak. These shocking, real-life stories from those who have escaped the Muslim yoke make Why We Left Islam: Former Muslims Speak Out a powerful communique -- and a warning -- to the West. It is a hugely important sanctuary for women and men who face threats, intimidation and/or isolation for taking this step. The freedom of practice for several entire mainstream religions (Islam + the cultures mistaken for it) is far greater of need than one's freedom to speak semi-maliciously regarding such people. That's why we have to depend on you for your help in getting the word out, supporting ex-Muslims and challenging Islamism and Sharia law, which punishes 'apostates' with the death penalty.