Leaving Islam: A Christian and atheist tell their stories. Abdu Murray & Aliyah Saleem
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Aliyah Saleem was a Muslim at one time but is now an atheist. She tells her story and those of other former Muslims in ‘Leaving Faith Behind’.
Abdu Murray, North America director of RZIM, was a Muslim but converted to Christianity. He engages with Aliyah on why they both left Islam but came to different conclusions about faith.
For Aliyah Saleem: http://dltbooks.com/titles/2224-9780232533644-leaving-faith-behind
For Abdu Murray: https://www.abdumurray.com/
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Released on 13 Jul 2018
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