Help I'll be dead after this book is published. Need help from anyone who sees the same cracks in Islam

[farawaystara]

I've been working on a book for a long time. It's a critical look at certain Islamic texts — the ones that harm the vulnerable. The ones that are hidden or justified. I'm not writing this to hate. I'm writing it to open eyes.

The book is for weak people in Arab and Islamic countries. People who feel trapped. People who are told to shut up and obey. I want to show them the contradictions I saw. The things that broke me.

I know I'll be killed if this book is ever published where I live. But I don't care. Because after I publish it — and after I release a video explaining everything — I'm ending my life.

So this is it. No second book. No sequel.

If you're Arab, Western, Asian, African — I don't care. But if you have experience with Islamic criticism, if you understand Arabic, if you can help me edit, translate, or review — please message me. I need to finish this before I go.

Thank you

 

[TheCavernousDeep.]

@Artemus had a lot of interesting criticisms of the religion.

 

[tonicer]

I hope some day soon all people are free from islam. I talked to many ex-muslims over the past couple of years and they are so happy to have left that severely limiting religion. I hope many will read your book.

 

[unluckysadness]

You're very brave for writing a book about Islam. Are you planning to share it worldwide ? (on Amazon for example ?) Or will you share it only here on SaSu ?
I'm so sorry for you. You seem to be a very smart person (and I'm sure you are). I wish you could find another option but I understand what you feel :-(
Religion should help people and not destroy them...
I wish you peace and many thanks for your bravery You can be very proud of yourself.

 

[blackmoldonwall]

I have no experience in reviewing so i may not be able to help in the making due to my skill limitation, but im an ex-muslim living in muslim majority society that is pretty hypocritical and forced to live like one even if im agnostic. So im just saying i would relate a lot to its content and would also love to read your book once its published :)

 

[Alcoholic Teletubby]

You're very brave for writing a book about Islam. Are you planning to share it worldwide ? (on Amazon for example ?) Or will you share it only here on SaSu ?
I'm so sorry for you. You seem to be a very smart person (and I'm sure you are). I wish you could find another option but I understand what you feel :-(
Religion should help people and not destroy them...
I wish you peace and many thanks for your bravery You can be very proud of yourself.

If OP is going to publish it, I think it may be better to have the book's content dispersed through an independent source. Amazon is a conglomerate, which leaves the content of OP's work open to censorship if not outright rejection. If there is enough pushback, someone may take down OP's work. A better solution would be timed releases of its material. This way, if my assumption of reactionary backlash were to come true, people would have already had the chance to archive content from the book.

 

[farawaystara]

You're very brave for writing a book about Islam. Are you planning to share it worldwide ? (on Amazon for example ?) Or will you share it only here on SaSu ?
I'm so sorry for you. You seem to be a very smart person (and I'm sure you are). I wish you could find another option but I understand what you feel :-(
Religion should help people and not destroy them...
I wish you peace and many thanks for your bravery You can be very proud of yourself.

thank you for your kind words. it means a lot

yes i plan to share it worldwide on amazon and maybe other platforms. not just here. people need to read this everywhere

i wish i could find another option too. but sometimes pain doesn't leave. sometimes the only way out is to make something real before you go

thank you for seeing me. and for your honesty. that alone gives me a little peace
i want to build something for people like us. not just a book. not just words on a screen.

a place where we dont have to pretend anymore. people who left islam. people who are tired of hiding. people who just want to breathe without being judged.

we can start small. a private space to connect share our stories and gather our thoughts. then slowly slowly grow into something bigger. a community. a movement. a place where our voices finally matter.

 

[Artemus]

@Artemus had a lot of interesting criticisms of the religion.

Thank you for mentioning me