10 Länder, in denen Apostasie (der Akt des Verlassens einer Religion) theoretisch mit dem Tod bestraft wird

I’m gonna get some popcorn while waiting for the comments

I doubt it’s enforced in Iran

For islam, leaving a religion that isn’t islam isn’t illegal I think

And all are the same religion. Well-well…

Iran will loose apparently a third of their population then. Guess it isn’t enforced as well there

Isn’t the more correct title that leaving Islam is theoretically punishable by death, I doubt that if someone converts to Islam from Christianity he will be punished for example

There a pattern

How tf is it fine in Pakistan but not in Malaysia?

Recently saw a Malaysian talk about how the stereotype of Malaysia being extremely Islamic is false and that most people are chill. Maybe I’m just interpreting this law incorrectly?

Nutjobs

I will never understand this.

Like bruh you want to kill me over that – leaving a religion – u serious. Why is it so important to them what I believe or don’t

All are Islamic countries

Religion of peace my ass

It’s a cult and not a religion

I wonder how they make it make sense that they are selling themselves as accepting of other Religions, and that they don’t encourage forced conversion, yet this law exists. And, there are two verses that contradict each other:

>Q 2:256” There is no compulsion in religion”, a Meccan verse.

>Q (8:12) – „(Remember) when your Lord inspired the angels… „I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them”, a Medina verse.

It really blurs the line between religion and cult

Had to look up Brunei. Really interesting place!

Based on a 2022 census, the religious breakdown in Brunei is: 

* **Islam:** 82.1%
* **Christianity:** 6.7%
* **Buddhism:** 6.3%
* **Other religions:** 4.9% (including indigenous beliefs) 

Restrictions on other religions

Despite constitutional provisions for other religions to be practiced in „peace and harmony,“ the Bruneian government imposes significant constraints. 

* **Official ideology:** The national ideology of „Malay Islamic Monarchy“ (Melayu Islam Beraja, or MIB) stresses the importance of Islam in all aspects of life, including governance and education.
* **Sharia Penal Code:** A national Sharia Penal Code, fully implemented in 2019, includes provisions that apply to both Muslims and non-Muslims.
* It criminalizes the propagation of religions other than Islam.
* It prohibits teaching non-Islamic religious subjects in schools.
* Non-Muslims can be prosecuted for offenses such as adultery or fornication if the other accused party is Muslim.
* **Conversion and marriage:** A non-Muslim must convert to Islam before marrying a Muslim. Muslims are not permitted to renounce or change their religion.
* **Worship and practice:** The government restricts the practice of non-Muslim religions through various means:
* It prohibits proselytizing (attempting to convert people) to Muslims.
* It occasionally bans or denies entry to foreign clergy.
* It prohibits the importation of non-Islamic religious materials.
* It generally refuses permission to build or expand non-Muslim houses of worship.
* **Banned groups:** Certain religious groups, including the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, the Baha’i Faith, and Jehovah’s Witnesses, are officially banned.

Oman doesn’t have such kind of punishment?😧🤔