Your story is so important. “I was the embodiment of an extremist Muslim. To see someone like me change so resolutely to a person who is in many ways the complete antithesis of who I was, speaks to the power of human resilience.” Incredible.
The editor of the @Jerusalem_Post said this is one of the top three most-read articles on their site *since it went live*!
Thank you, @HannahGal2!https://twitter.com/Jerusalem_Post/status/1162985644920049664 …
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Thank you, Joseph
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This was fun to read. Sometimes, I ask myself "what was I thinking when I was a Muslim?". And I honestly don't remember what was so good about Islam. I mean my environment was definitely not as extreme as yours. We didn't hate Jews for example, but still what was I thinking?
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Were any of us thinking though? We were indoctrinated from birth. I never thought about it growing up. And once I did start to actually think, I left the religion soon after.
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can’t wait for your book!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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glad that you share your voice, keep it up!
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Marriage to a known Al Qaeda operative??
What were the parents thinking? 
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https://youtu.be/0t4sC6x_fQw STORY OF PAKISTANI EX MUSLIM... CAN SOME DIRECTOR MAKE MOVIE ON THIS???
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I hope that your article is not only one of the most read, but also one of the most understood. My dear naive and confused West needs people with your clarity.
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