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If the Kaaba were destroyed, Saudi Arabia’s economy would be shattered. Millions of people pour billions into flights, hotels, and services just to worship a stone. The entire religious tourism industry is built on this ritual, and without the Kaaba, it collapses. The truth is,

In Islamic societies, women are taught that their worth lies in submission and silence. From childhood, they are conditioned to accept the veil as a symbol of purity, without ever questioning the deeper oppression it represents. The true tragedy is not just the oppression; it’s

For centuries, millions have thrown stones at 'Satan' during Hajj, yet the so-called Satanic pillars have only grown bigger and richer. This isn’t about faith or defeating evil—it’s a billion-dollar empire built on exploiting rituals. Wake up!

Afghanistan in the 60s-70s was alive with music, dance, and the pursuit of knowledge, where cultures blended and freedom flourished. Kabul was a vibrant hub for education, joy, and exchange. Today, the rise of Islamic extremism has shattered that spirit, replacing it with fear

🧕🏽: In the West, enjoys the freedom to study, work, and live independently. Yet defends practices that deny the same freedoms to women back home. 🧕🏽: Speaks about 'Islamophobia' in the West while living under its freedoms. Silent on the oppression of women in Islamic countries.

They flee the destruction and oppression of Sharia, seeking freedom and opportunity in the West. But once they settle, they begin pushing for the very laws and ideology they escaped, spreading it like cancer through society. They import the same oppressive beliefs, risking the

#SalwanMomika is dead not for a crime, but for daring to dissent. I warned against burning books, but no one should die for what they believe or don’t believe. The fight for free thought must continue, not with fire, but with fearless reason. Rest in power Salwan Momika

Hajj is portrayed as the holiest pilgrimage, but the truth is much darker. While Muslims claim deep devotion to Allah, women face harassment and abuse at the holiest sites. They will kill for their faith, yet ignore the suffering of women in sacred spaces. #Hajj #SexualAbuse

All these so-called 'holy' rituals in Islam—prayer, fasting, sacrifice, pilgrimage—are nothing more than recycled Pagan practices. They have roots in ancient cultures, long before Islam ever existed. It’s time to stop pretending these are divine commands. #NothingButPaganism

She thinks she worships God, but in reality, she serves a patriarchal system. True freedom starts when she breaks free from imposed beliefs and oppressive structures. When faith stops defining her, true liberation begins — by questioning & rejecting the system that controls her.

A picture of the Prophet Muhammad, accompanied by Buraq and Gabriel, depicts a visit to Hell, where they witness a demon punishing 'shameless women'—those who exposed their hair to strangers. For inciting lust in men, these women are strung up by their hair & burned for eternity.

Ramadan isn’t a spiritual journey—it’s a ritual of control. It teaches obedience through hunger, while millions die from real starvation. Fasting isn’t about self-discipline; it’s about conditioning minds to obey and suppressing personal will. How can a god demand fasting, yet

With countless mosques everywhere, Muslims still insist on praying in public. It’s not devotion—it’s an act of dominance. Public prayer is a forced display, making everyone witness and submit to their beliefs. It turns shared spaces into religious theatres, demanding conformity

This is the Islam you defend? In Afghanistan, young girls like Roshan, 8, and Enesh, 14, are victims of a cruel, barbaric tradition. They’re preyed upon by men who rob them of their innocence in the name of religion and God. Religion is the source of their suffering. #Afghanistan

The real enemy was never across the border. It sat in our mosques, wore a turban, held a Quran, and whispered hate into young minds. They told us martyrdom was glory, that killing for faith was sacred, and that peace was weakness. But it wasn’t India that made us burn libraries,

The real problem in religious societies like ours isn’t just that people are forced into religion—it’s that they’re conditioned to believe their obedience is a personal choice. From a young age, especially in Islamic cultures, men are taught that submission is virtuous, that