EX-MUSLIMS INTERNATIONAL
We want you, us, and every person around the world to have our right to question, disbelieve and leave Islam (or any religion) without fear or consequences. That’s why Ex-Muslims International connects the Ex-Muslim community to fight for our freedom from Islam through global campaigns, events and supports. This coalition is made possible with the collective power of Ex-Muslim activists, artists, authors, therapists, content creators, journalists, organizers, supporters and partners from around the world who stand in solidarity against the injustices and discrimination in the name of Islam and religion.
coalition’s values shared by the members, associates and affiliates of Ex-Muslims International:
- Defend universal rights.
- Promote freedom of belief, conscience and expression.
- Defend apostasy, blasphemy, atheism, and freedom from and of religion.
- Defend ex-Muslims threatened by the state or society.
- Stand for the complete separation of religion and state, including legal and educational systems.
- Oppose and strive to abolish religious laws and practices that violate or are incompatible with rights and freedoms.
- Oppose and strive to abolish sex apartheid and violence and discrimination against women and sexual minorities.
- Equality between women and men, and citizenship rights for all.
- Oppose identity politics, cultural relativism, racism, xenophobia, hate based ideologies, misogyny, discrimination, violence, intimidation, and threats.
- Oppose far-Right and religious-Right movements and states.
Latest Statements
No Hijab Day 2025
At least four people, including a toddler, were killed, and 68 others were injured when Taleb Al Abdulmohsen deliberately drove into the Magdeburg Christmas Market on December 20. Abdulmohsen, a Saudi-born doctor and self-proclaimed ex-Muslim atheist activist, starkly illustrates that right-wing extremism knows no racial, cultural, or religious boundaries. Despite being an immigrant, he was an outspoken supporter of the far-right AfD, harboring vehemently anti-Muslim and anti-migrant views. His attack was reportedly motivated by anger at Germany’s acceptance of Muslim refugees.
Official Statement on the Magdeburg Attack: Condemning Hatred and Defending Human Rights
At least four people, including a toddler, were killed, and 68 others were injured when Taleb Al Abdulmohsen deliberately drove into the Magdeburg Christmas Market on December 20. Abdulmohsen, a Saudi-born doctor and self-proclaimed ex-Muslim atheist activist, starkly illustrates that right-wing extremism knows no racial, cultural, or religious boundaries. Despite being an immigrant, he was an outspoken supporter of the far-right AfD, harboring vehemently anti-Muslim and anti-migrant views. His attack was reportedly motivated by anger at Germany’s acceptance of Muslim refugees.
Upcoming Events
International Women’s Day
Atheist Day
The Largest Ex-Muslim Conference