Here’s your Canadian Atheist Weekly Update for 15-Jun-2019 to 21-Jun-2019.
Tag Archives: Islam
Interview with Md. Sazzadul Hoque – Founder, Council of Ex-Muslims of Bangladesh
— By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Md. Sazzadul Hoque is an exiled Bangladeshi secularist blogger, human rights activist, and atheist activist. His writing covers a wide range of issues, including religious superstition, critical thinking, feminism, gender equality, homosexuality, and female empowerment. He’s protested against blogger killings and past/present atrocities against Bangladeshi minorities … Continue reading
Anonymous Interview with a South African Ex-Muslim
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Scott Douglas Jacobsen: What was early life like for you, e.g., geography, culture, language, religion or lack thereof, education, and family structure and dynamics? South African Ex-Muslim: I grew up in Durban, the third largest city in South Africa on the east coast and home to a … Continue reading
Interview with Administrator of “Ex-Muslims of India”
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Here we talk with the Administrator of “Ex-Muslims of India.” Scott Douglas Jacobsen: For those leaving Islam in India, what are the main difficulties for them? Administrator, “Ex-Muslims of India”: Well, to be honest, the main difficulties be it Muslims in India or Muslims elsewhere is the … Continue reading
Interview with Azis – Administrator, “Ex-Muslim Atheist”
Azis is the Administrator of “Ex-Muslims Atheist.” Here we talk some ex-Muslim communities. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: How did you become involved in the ex-Muslim community? Azis: I became involved in the ex-Muslim community around 3 years ago. I was not a part of the community until a year later after … Continue reading
Interview with Administrator of “Ex-Muslim Memes”
Here we talk with the Administrator of “Ex-Muslim Memes” about ex-Muslims, memes in a colloquial sense, and online community building. *Preamble: “I’ll try to keep this as short as possible… and I speak for myself, I don’t know how things are for other ex-Muslims and their community…”* Scott Douglas Jacobsen: … Continue reading