Kafir Recites Quran BEAUTIFULLY (Mashallah!)

Am I Muslim enough now?

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0:00 Recitation
0:34 Commentary

[ApostateAladdin]

I made a minor mistake. I forgot to mention that "deen" means "religion" but can also mean "judgement", so the verse could read "have you seen he who disbelieves in God's judgement?"

The critique still stands. One's lack of belief in the existence of God or its judgement has no bearing on their treatment of orphans or feeding of the needy. It is a verse that demonizes disbelievers and disjointedly switches topics to scaring those who don't pray regularly.

[HassanRadwan]

You reminded me of when a Muslim didn't believe I was an ex-Muslim and insisted I recite some Qur'an by heart - which I did 🤣 (This was back in 2007 when ex-Muslim wasn't a thing and Muslims didn't think they existed.)

[konkarne]

I'm on some atheist theist groupchat. And conversing with one of the middle eastern muslims, we got on the topic of how apostates are treated. The dude was perfectly fine with capital punishment for being an Apostate... Solely because he felt being an unbeliever suddenly makes you want to kill, steal and destroy.

Now I see how the Quran makes people conjure up these nonsense notions of how unbelievers are.

[athinanethi]

Can I say that Arabic sounds so lovely? When you were reciting ... I actually really enjoyed it.. that's the connection that a lot of Muslim people have with the Quran.. it's the beauty of Arabic ..it is relaxing!

[joerdim]

Imagine how much time has already been wasted by muslim kids learning how to recite the quran.

[ahmadumeta]

I remember some saying you're doing this channel for clout, but if you actually wanted clout, you could just read the Quran on air and you'd be way popular, because you have the voice

[AmmonRa-wmkc]

Thanks! Please recite these verses in the Quran in Arabic. 23:1-6, 70:29-30, 4:24, 33:50-52

[curiousnerdkitteh]

You do great work, love your channel! I'm an exvangelical (former fundamentalist evangelical Christian) and your channel is eye-opening for me in seeing the similarities between the two religions, particularly where there is fundamentalism!

[SecularSpirit]

You're much better at recitation than I ever was. Perhaps someone's been practicing...(secret Muslim evidence is stacking up!!)

[MarkSheeres]

I wonder if Islam would gain more converts in the West if it didn’t insist on knowing and speaking Arabic. Every time you hear a Muslim evangelist or apologist, they constantly pepper their speech with phrases in a foreign language that to most Americans sounds like gibberish. Most people hear that and think, “Nah bro, I don’t want to have to talk like that.”

[LeonaH-hidh]

Adoption isn't permitted in Islam? A lot of things make sense now... I broke off my engagement with a Muslim man, who was constantly trying to convert me and push me into Islam. I'm adopted myself and to me their my real family, they loved me unconditionally and raised me. I told him many times that I wanted to adopt in the future myself, it's one of my biggest wishes, to pass that gift of love and care to a child that needs it. Family can be by blood but that's not nessarcy, I would love my biological amd adopted kids equally.

He had a habit of not telling me that something was haram and he wouldn't do it, instead he'd drag his feet and try to talk me out of it. He kept saying that adopted kids can't be the same as biological kids, that somehow the adopted kids might be dangerous... It always seemed ridiculous to me, and frankly insulting.
We split up for different reasons, but I have no doubt that in 5 years when I'd ask him for the 1000 time when we're going to start looking into adoption or foster care he'd have told me it's haram. It would have been devastating to me... He thinks Islam is perfect so manipulation and lies were labeled "guidance" and are his "holy duty" ... Holy shit I dodged a bigger bullet then I thought 😂

[yerocb]

Fascinating. I've never been religious, so I'm fascinated by faiths and how they are taught. So much of what we hear about Islam in the US is BS, but there's so much i don't know.

Thank you!

[mysteriouslymysterious]

I'd rather be an orphan in a non-Muslim society than be one in a Muslim society. I don't want to be constantly reminded that I'm not related to my adoptive family by blood and therefore I can't receive any inheritance nor can I interact with the girls of my adoptive family.

[asra]

It just sucks how my mom named me after a surah from Quran (al-esra) as I don't believe in Islam anymore. Sometimes this makes me hate my name and a part of my identity :, )

[ajiwibowo]

You even still remember the tajweed. Masyaallah brother

[TheMagnificentGman]

I've been giving a few younger family members Quran lessons recently due to requests from their parents and I've been feeling so guilty, yet it also provides camouflage for my apostasy. Maybe you should do a call in show for ex Muslims to do recitation. Apparently, all of us were never Muslim.

[Person-efxj]

It’s similar to how I was told that I was never a true Christian if I deconverted.

[roomofrequirements]

The Quran actually is quite hilarious when you think about it, even the verses about hell are comical rather than terrifying in my opinion.

[momo]

Wow! This is so powerful! Suratul tauba maybe! You native Arabic speakers can break the spell for the rest of us. We have been brainwashed to believe the Quran is perfect and since we are not native speakers, we don’t see the flaws.

[Muysc_quyne]

I am not exmuslim and my homeland is a catholic majority country. I was raised christian protestant, though. All this for context. I was always interested in other religions and it was weird to me to be so lucky to be born precisely in a family with the truth and questioned the monotheism assumption. For my athropology thesis I wanted to write about muslim minorities and I started attending a mosque and taking classes to learn arabic that turned then into recitation classes. It was beautiful and I have not stopped enjoying the recitation. People have said to me thay my recitation is beautiful and muslims can get touched by it. I never felt like it was a sign from Allah but simply the resul of applying the techniques correctly and imitating other good recitators (I love Alafasy's). It all is a beautifying technique. Until you go to the meaning. I enjoy too and listen to protestant, catholic and orhodox music when I feel like. People also think that I must be a closeted religious guy to enjoy that, but art is art. I would have to adopt a hundred religions if I "followed my heart" and let the beauty of their music convince me of the truth of whatever they preach. It is completely falacy to claim that your feelings about a piece of beautiful poetry/music are valid reasons to be convinced of the truth of whatever you are listening to. We are easily manipulated by beauty because we are biased in favor of beauty. It's not a sign of no god. It's a bias.