Yasmine, our flyers were kind and friendly, and so were we. Muslims at ISNA were generally very accepting and we enjoyed the conversations. It was worthwhile dialogue not a “storming”. We also met many closeted ex-Muslims, who felt empowered after meeting us.https://twitter.com/YasMohammedxx/status/1036356471590535168 …
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It's great to see agreement to disagree. I feel the same way about protesting JW events. The internet gives us the power to inform people without getting in their faces. But everyone's different and we all want the same thing - a world in which fewer are enslaved by ideology.
Exactly. I remember you asked me this question on your podcast 
My opinion hasn’t changed. I think we should leave ppl minding their own business practicing their own faith in their own spaces alone. I don’t have to agree w ppl that do otherwise to defend their right to do it.
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