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Atheist Confronts Muslim On Apostasy Laws In Islam! Muhammed Ali
Muhammed explains that Islam does have a death penalty for apostasy, grounded in hadith, but it is only applied by an Islamic state through due process—not by individuals. He clarifies that the punishment requires the apostate to publicly declare their apostasy; if they keep it private, nothing happens. The state gives a repentance period (minimum 3 days, extendable) with scholars addressing the person's doubts. Muhammed argues the law protects societal cohesion under divine law and acts as a deterrent. He then shifts to foundational questions, arguing that objective morality requires God…
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