CEMB’s new book by Dr Savin Bapir-Tardy, for people who have left an authoritarian Islamic environment, are questioning their faith, or are rebuilding their lives after leaving. Free to download.
Category: Spotlight
Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain (CEMB) was formed in 2007 to break the taboo that comes with leaving Islam, highlight the plight of ex-Muslims, and challenge Sharia, apostasy and blasphemy laws. CEMB stands against all…
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Ali Malik speaks to Maryam Namazie about the ex-Muslim movement, how it started, its aims and its impact on the human right to apostasy and blasphemy.
On 30 September, #BlasphemyDay, Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain (CEMB) publishes The Woman’s Quran (114 Pages for 114 Surahs). It is blank because all religions degrade women and because ‘The Quran, Islam and Islamism are…


