SearchingForGod
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As salamu alaykum,
I've posted elsewhere on the boards about wanting to possibly join various other religions, but originally I was raised as a Sunni Muslim. I was raised by a strict, abusive mother who said if I didn't believe and follow her exact way of Islam, I would be thrown in Hell and tortured in the grave. Because of how scary and aggressive she made God sound, I ended up leaving Islam soon after I moved out of her house.
Now that I am on a journey to find my faith, I've discovered the other sects of Islam. I am still very much unfamiliar with Shia Islam, but Quranist Islam is the one that has caught my eye. I'm going to try reading the Qur'an one more time to see if this could be the right path for me. But before that, I have to ask a question.
What do Quranists believe about muslims who leave Islam? I'm sure it's not good, but do Quranists believe that those who leave Islam can never come back? Or that if they come back, they are somehow lesser than other muslims that have not left?
I've posted elsewhere on the boards about wanting to possibly join various other religions, but originally I was raised as a Sunni Muslim. I was raised by a strict, abusive mother who said if I didn't believe and follow her exact way of Islam, I would be thrown in Hell and tortured in the grave. Because of how scary and aggressive she made God sound, I ended up leaving Islam soon after I moved out of her house.
Now that I am on a journey to find my faith, I've discovered the other sects of Islam. I am still very much unfamiliar with Shia Islam, but Quranist Islam is the one that has caught my eye. I'm going to try reading the Qur'an one more time to see if this could be the right path for me. But before that, I have to ask a question.
What do Quranists believe about muslims who leave Islam? I'm sure it's not good, but do Quranists believe that those who leave Islam can never come back? Or that if they come back, they are somehow lesser than other muslims that have not left?