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Ali Dawah: Ex-Muslims Fake Death Threats
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January 29, 2020
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16:05Now PlayingMuslim YouTuber Ali Dawah talks to ex-Muslim Armin Navabi about Apostasy in Isalm and his claim that most ex-Muslims lie about the death threats they get for leaving Islam.
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