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__Injaneb96
Posted - April 20, 2025 at 6:47 PM
Saved - April 20, 2025 at 8:52 PM
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I attended church for Easter out of respect for my boyfriend's family, despite not being Christian or religious myself. The message centered on love, contrasting sharply with my experiences growing up in Islam, where fear dominated. I remember being constantly reminded of hell and the need for blind obedience, with little warmth or compassion. This experience reinforced my feelings of disdain for Islam, which I see as a religion rooted in fear rather than peace. Wishing a happy Easter to those who celebrate!

@__Injaneb96 - ثنا ابراهیمی | Sana Ebrahimi

I went to church today for Easter—not because I’m Christian or trying to be. I went out of respect for my boyfriend’s family, who are. I don’t follow any religion, and I honestly can’t see myself ever going back to one. The whole message was about love. That God loves you. Jesus loves you. He died for your sins. And sitting there, I couldn’t help but compare it to what I grew up with. I practiced Islam until I was 18. I was religious. I’ve been to more Islamic ceremonies and events than I can count. And let me tell you: fear is at the core of everything. You’re constantly reminded how you’ll burn in hell if you don’t blindly follow what Mohammad said. There’s no message of love. No warmth. No compassion. Just threats. Just control. The Muslim god isn’t a merciful one—he’s a tyrant, always ready to throw you into hell over the smallest thing. Today just reminded me how deeply I hate Islam. Islam is not a religion of peace. It’s a religion of fear, hate, and violence.

@__Injaneb96 - ثنا ابراهیمی | Sana Ebrahimi

Happy Easter to everyone celebrating today!🐣 https://t.co/8UT6adz4um

__Injaneb96
Posted - November 4, 2024 at 4:46 PM
Saved - November 5, 2024 at 5:15 AM
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I was born and raised Muslim, where women are seen as half of men. Under Islamic law, we face severe consequences for disobedience, including violence and oppression. Our fathers hold significant authority, and our autonomy is stripped away; husbands can impose themselves on us, and we need male permission for basic decisions. Child marriage is common, and in some places, we can be forced to marry our rapist. Leaving Islam can lead to a death sentence. This is my reality, and I acknowledge the importance of raising awareness about these issues.

@__Injaneb96 - ثنا ابراهیمی | Sana Ebrahimi

I was born and raised Muslim. As women, we’re considered half of men. Under Islamic law, we have to obey men if we don’t want to be lashed, beaten, or oppressed. Our fathers hold authority over our lives and, under Sharia, can end our lives if they see us as a threat to Islam or their dignity. We have no autonomy over our bodies; according to Sharia, our husbands can force themselves on us because that’s considered a wifely duty. We can’t even make basic decisions like choosing what to wear or traveling without permission from a male authority, be it a husband, father, or government enforcing Sharia. We can be forced into marriage as children under 18 (9-13 yo in Iran). In some Muslim countries, like Iran, we can be forced to marry our rap*ist and are required to carry a pregnancy from ra*pe to term. And, as a former Muslim, I am sentenced to death for leaving Islam. Happy Islamophobia Awareness Month!

__Injaneb96
Posted - November 23, 2023 at 6:23 PM
Saved - November 24, 2023 at 7:52 PM
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Growing up in the Middle East may lead to being influenced by propaganda, but if you're from a Western country, privileged, and still fall for #Hamas/#IRGCterrorists' brainwashing, you're simply foolish. Don't choose ignorance.

@__Injaneb96 - ثنا ابراهیمی | Sana Ebrahimi

If you are born and raised in the Middle East I understand how you can be brainwashed and believe the propaganda. But if you were born and raised in Western countries, in secular families, if you are White and privileged and still are brainwashed by #Hamas/#IRGCterrorists propaganda, then you are just an idiot. You chose to be stupid.

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