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Why We Left Islam: Former Muslims Speak Out Susan Crimp
Publisher: WND Books, Incorporated

The project is run by a team of former Muslims and professional Islamic scholars. We soon found out that many mosques in America, as they are in the Middle East, are more of a political organization than a place of worship. That's why we have to depend on you for your help in getting the word out, supporting ex-Muslims and challenging Islamism and Sharia law, which punishes ‘apostates' with the death penalty. This book and this project reach out to those who would seek to know the truth. Why have the hearings if these former muslims like Nonie Darwish are not allowed to speak???? These shocking, real-life stories from those who have escaped the Muslim yoke make Why We Left Islam: Former Muslims Speak Out a powerful communique -- and a warning -- to the West. We noticed that How can former Muslims live in peace in America when there are Muslim scriptures sold and bought in all mosques telling Muslims that it is OK to kill apostates, meaning those who left Islam? If radical Muslims judge a book by its cover, there could be trouble next week when “Why We Left Islam: Former Muslims Speak Out” hits shelves. SF State's Muslim Student Association (MSA) members Moaan Ahmed, left, and Ali Al-Arabi, right, pray in room C-139 in the lower level of the Cesar Chavez Student Center on Monday, April 29, 2013. He is in imminent danger of being murdered for his beliefs, and we've invited numerous apostates from Islam to speak about the death sentence they must live under every moment because they have dared to leave Islam. And we would likely hear more from them if it was not so dangerous for them to speak out. Email PamelaGeller@gmail.com and register for the AFDI/SIOA “Summer Night for Human Rights.” Why is it that Muslim groups never speak out against the sharia and/or the jihad against non-Muslims across the world? Shoebat is known as a former Muslim, now Christian, speaking out against Islam. It is a hugely important sanctuary for women and men who face threats, intimidation and/or isolation for taking this step. We hope to reach out to these people through this addition to our name. Since its establishment in 2007, the CEMB has become a refuge for people who have left Islam. These people have had the courage to stand up and say we may get ex-communicated by our families, our communities, put at peril of our lives, lose most if not all the people we love, but we will not remain quiet, we will not These are the ex-Muslims, or as some would call them the apostates which under Islamic law are to be punished with the death penalty for their act of denouncing Islam.