Reply to the lies - in regards to my story.

Submitted by BerberElla (United Kingdom), Jun 14, 2009 at 05:40

I was directed to this post by someone after they joined the forum for the council of ex muslims to let me know just about some ignorant people are responding to my life story. Firstly I am Moroccan, second generation, born and raised in the UK. My father is from larache but originally from Nador in the rif region. I couldn't speak iranian if you held a gun to my head and insisted I do it or die, I am moroccan and I find it laughable that the only way you could deal with my experiences is to dismiss it as not even being from a moroccan person.

Secondly prove to me, a moroccan, that circumcision has never happened in morocco, come on, post some links to verifiable proof that such a thing could not and has not ever in the history of islams reign over there, ever happened. You won't be able to, circumcison was never seen in the far east either until Islam took over some parts of it, so please, do a little research before spreading your lies. What's more is I was speaking of my grandmothers generation, do you have any inkling of how different things were in the mountains back then, to how they are now over there?

To those of you dismissing my story as a lie (which is really disgusting because those things did happen to me) using modern laws and interpretations, I call you out on your lie. Frankly every accusation I have read here has been badly thought out, and badly researched so I don't honestly feel like I need to waste much time convincing you otherwise. Sensible people will know the truth, and desperados will not. If you feel you have something more to add, please feel free to come and attack my life experiences at my forum, where I will soon put you in your place www.councilofexmuslims.com

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