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Recently, Armin Navabi, founder, and Susanna McIntyre, CEO of Atheist Republic, spoke to Azad Khosravi Farsani, U.S.based Iranian exMuslim scholar and vocal critic of the Iranian regime. Farsani was recently contacted by the U.S.’s Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), warning him of credible threats to his life. Farsani confirmed that the FBI reached out to him during an interview by Iran International, a Londonbased Persian television network. Before he left Iran in exile, Farsani criticized Iran under the pseudonym Azad Azadeh on his blog called Noble Whispers. His online book of the same title focused on dissecting the immorality of the Islamic regime and its leaders. Farsani made efforts to remain anonymous. However, he was tracked by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). He was forced to confess the charges of acting against national security by publishing lies, causing public unease, and insulting the Supreme Leader. You can watch the full interview with Azad Farsani on the Secular Jihadists podcast here
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The Ex-Muslim Threatened with Death and How He Found Out from the FBI
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