The Atheist Republic of Pakistan: Vol. 1

Arab atheists and ex-Muslims have had a surge of confidence in the latter part of the 2010s. This came in light as a revolt to the actions of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and a series of terrorist acts around the world. This revolt is not too dissimilar to the revolt that followed Shia terrorist attacks in the early and mid-1980. But the extent of it this time is far more significant. It has dug deep into the foundation of the faith itself. The revolt appears to be channelling a deep discontent with the way the faith is perceived to be two-faced, deeply xenophobic, and incompatible with the 21st-century humanity and morality standards. A big part of this confidence to challenge the faith and to speak out has come from the anonymity that is provided by the use of the internet and social media.
In this book, we attempt to categorise the different arguments, the memes and some key text evidence used by these social media users. This is going to be a unique reflection on an era that we believe will be studied in the future as a historic turning point in Islam’s history as the traditionalist fight to preserve 1400 years of traditions against a tide of Muslims embarrassed by the behaviours portrait by their fundamentalist. Make no mistake, this surge in discontent represents a challenge to the faith that has never come to light or been so powerful since it first came about, some 1400 years ago. We are attempting to preserve these records from being forever lost.
Table of Contents:-
Short Introduction
Sunni vs. Shia Ramadan
Satire
Islam on Science
Islamic History
Logic
Religion of Peace
Quran and Hadith
Women rights
Morality
Human Rights
Slavery
Afterlife
Quotes