Telling It Like It Is: Bosch Fawstin

We've posted an article by Bosch Fawstin, the graphic artist, on our sister site, Inquiry Into Islam. The article is entitled, My Name is Bosch and I’m a Recovered Muslim. It is a great article to share with friends and family. Ex-Muslims have a clarity and an authority that is hard for anyone to deny.

We posted it on Inquiry Into Islam because that website is designed to be shared with people unacquainted with Islamic doctrine and perhaps even resistant to accepting the hard facts about our predicament. The site is a gentle introduction to Islamic doctrine, full of basic facts presented interestingly and without an edge.

We hope you like the article and find someone to share it with. Here's how the article begins:

My name is Bosch and I’m a recovered Muslim.

That is, if Muslims don’t kill me for leaving Islam, which it requires them to do. That’s just one of the reasons I’ve been writing and drawing against Islam and its Jihad for a number of years now. But fortunately for us, Islam hasn’t been able to make every Muslim its slave, just as Nazism wasn’t able to turn every German into a Nazi. So there is Islam and there are Muslims. Muslims who take Islam seriously are at war with us and Muslims who don’t aren’t.

But that doesn’t mean we should consider these reluctant Muslims allies against Jihad. I’ve been around Muslims my entire life and most of them truly don’t care about Islam. The problem I have with many of these essentially non-Muslim Muslims, especially in the middle of this war being waged on us by their more consistent co-religionists, is that they give the enemy cover. They force us to play a game of Muslim Roulette since we can’t tell which Muslim is going to blow himself up until he does. And their indifference about the evil being committed in the name of their religion is a big reason why their reputation is where it is.

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