Apostasy in Malaysia - Interview with Ex - Muslim Fairuz

Fairuz was born in a Muslim family and wanted to leave Islam. So he officially renounced the religion and was forced to attend counseling and psychotherapy sessions for 4 years. To complicate matters he has a Christian wife. Then he received an order from the shariah officers to put him in a detention center so he left for Sweden.

The Swedish authorities told him to convert back to Islam and return to Malaysia!

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introductions
2:30 Why is Fairuz sharing his story?
4:28 Fairuz’s religious background
7:34 Leaving Islam as a young boy. Reading hadith and how it made Fairuz question Islam.
16:08 The Arabic/Islamic influence on the Malaysian culture and history.
21:49 Fairuz’s relationship with a Christian woman and his experience petitioning a Sharia court to renounce Islam.
29:08 Responding to comments from the live chats - Why is Fairuz wearing a mask? Racism in Malaysia and Marithir M’s comments.
37:30 Fairuz’s experience petitioning a Sharia court to renounce Islam (continued)
57:10 Being court-ordered to attend religious counseling/ repentance by a Sharia court.
1:11:04 How did Fairuz’s parents respond to his ordeal?
1:15:33 The system of self-policing among community members and friends and the intrusive investigations by the courts
1:18:25 Fairuz’s parents sided with the Sharia officials over their son and how he escaped being committed into a counseling institution.
1:26:04 Seeking assistance from UNHRC and Amnesty International.
1:27:00 Arriving in Sweden and the process of seeking asylum.
1:30:06 Problems with the Swedish asylum system
1:48:55 How Amnesty international declined to offer assistance to Fairuz.
1:52:19 The paradox of tolerance.
1;52:52 Responding to comments in the live chat.
1:53:18 Final remarks.

[relaxchil]

As a malaysian, I can confirm this man telling the truth.

[enggitanakdarong]

I am a Malaysian Catholic and I am very proud of you Mr.Fairus.Keep on with flying colours TQ

[sokongprogrameugenik.]

I'm Malay in the most religious state Kelantan quite outspoken about my disbelief in Islam. We should not make no longer believe in Islam like a big deal because we're still Muslim in everyone eyes.

[rinang]

Its so fortunate that Singapore is separate from Malaysia in 1965.

[SandraAnaklinger]

Watching from Borneo, this brother speak nothing but the truth. Sad truth. May God bless him.

[TheMefahm]

I m from malaysia. Support en fairuz. I m atheist. I am not practising islam. But i m still officialy muslim because in malaysia there is a law prevent muslim to leave islam.

[skyc]

Im a 🇲🇾Exmuslim too..Thank you Fairuz for speaking out for all of us..so proud of u..stay safe there..

[lizapany]

Fairuz you are a true Malaysian. And your bravery to speak out. Well done. To me, religion is a choice and not by force. You should have the freedom to choose your own beliefs and religion.

[AbuAlQasimMuhammad]

As a Malaysian, I'm proud of him.. people here need to wake up.. it's tough but it will

[hannahsha]

As an ex-Muslim Malay who never choose to be in that belief, I really hope this country will not force their ideology upon us. And the world needs to know about this, about us. Not just Uiyghur

[ogabie]

Be safe to all ex muslim in malaysia..Hopping that someday you all can come out without fear..🙏

[greatguy]

The fact that apostates have to hide their faces pretty much tells you all you need to know about religious tolerance in Muslim majority countries.

[graceselvaraju]

I listened to late Dr.Nabeel Qureshi sermon the only after watching 2 off his preaching l found out he had cancer, l actually cried his last sermon was in the Church in Pakistan, after 3 years his wife is now continue preaching and it's amazing to see the strength and God told her to continue his mission.

[AngelineGeorge-rp]

I am happy to hear that u are standing for the rights of persecuted people in malaysia. Thank u

[marysoo]

Salutation to you Fairuz! Yes, in Malaysia you do not have ‘freedom of speech’ when it comes to talking or commenting on Islamic issues.
In Malaysia, we are all like puppets dancing to their tunes. These politicians are destroying our beautiful homeland “Malaysia” by their corrupted practices on every issue. I also thank people like Siti Kassim, Mariam Mohktar such strong women fighting for the human rights of Malaysian.
Yes, Fairuz, thank you for speaking out the “TRUTH”. Blessings to you.

[vyh-]

As an ex-Indonesian and a cradle Christian Catholic who used to live in KL for 3 years I feel bad for ex-Muslims (and murtad-to-be) who were born and brought up as Muslims but then have to pay a high price only to leave islam. Whatever path they choose now I wish them all a much better life.
For Fairuz, I’m so amazed by your story, thanks for sharing and I hope there will be the time when you don’t have to cover up anymore and live freely. Stay safe and well.

[sugengharjantoharjanto]

I'm exmuslim from Indonesia ' I'm umrah two years ago 'l learned Qur'an one year 'and then l leaved islam.I'm happy now with new religion 'I received Yesus.. Isa alaisalam.

[guahiro]

I am christian indonesia, happy to hear new brother in christ

[mohdfairuz]

Freedom of religion should be guaranteed for all people in Malaysia not only for non Muslims. Rights to profess any religion rather than Islam as well is fundamental human right. A country or religious authority have no rights to intervene.
Malaysia Malay and other race Islam born against Malaysia shariah regime and malaysia goverment negligence. We stand as unity togather to expose this inhumane prosecution towards ex muslim minority.
by Fairuz @Encik Murtad Malaysia.

[haritanaidu]

Fairus is telling the truth about what is happening in Malaysia. Hardly i come across such an honest Malay. All the best and Take care.