A woman has sparked widespread discussion on social media after claiming she left Islam and removed her hijab, saying she has since been inundated with calls from her parents and members of her mosque urging her to return.
The woman shared her experience in a post on X, formerly Twitter, where she described herself as an ex-Muslim and said she had completed two weeks since leaving the faith.
According to her, the decision marked a significant personal milestone, which she claimed made her the first person in her family to take such a step.
Woman shares experience after leaving Islam
In the post, she wrote, “Just finished two weeks as an ex-Muslim and finally ripped the hijab.”
She further claimed, “My parents and the whole mosque are already blowing up my phone with calls trying to drag me back.”
The woman also described her departure from the religion in personal terms, adding, “I’m first in my bloodline to escape this mental prison. I’m free now and never going back.”
Post generates mixed reactions online
The post has since attracted significant engagement, with social media users expressing differing opinions.
While some commenters supported her right to make personal decisions about her beliefs, others criticised her remarks about Islam and disagreed with the language she used to describe her former faith.
The claims in the post have not been independently verified, and no response from her family or members of the mosque was available at the time of reporting.
Discussions surrounding freedom of belief, family relationships and religious identity continue across social media platforms.
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