the story of Our Lady "the Virgin Mary" in the muslims holly book (quran)

[domaster]

leo9
(((As for Islam, the Hadith says "He that changes his religion, he must be slain," and that is still the law in many Middle Eastern states)))
Are you serious leo9

I live in the Middle East
I have not seen and not heard in my life ever ever that someone be killd
For change religion
And very rarely hear about the Muslims who left Islam
maybe
Perhaps the poor and the needy have turned to Christianity for a living or Nationality

All the great efforts undertaken by the Church to eradicate Islam in the Middle East starting with Crusades
Trying to erase all traces of civilization and Islamic beliefs as they did with the Americas, North and South
do not forget Australia (in fact the whole world)

I do not blame and i do not urge or something
Islam forbids incitement and blaming the any one for his father, or grandfather mistac
Each individual is be judged for his actions

Other information, according to statistics lately erected
Islam is the religion most prevalent speed of all religions
People from all religions and beliefs and from different social positions convert to Islam every day

ps :
Please forgive me for my language its not so...
I have learned English from watching the movies & the chat rooms

[Thorne]

I have not seen and not heard in my life ever ever that someone be killd
For change religion
And very rarely hear about the Muslims who left Islam

Apostasy in Islam (Arabic: ارتداد, irtidād or ridda‎) is commonly defined in Islam as the rejection in word or deed of their former religion (apostasy) by a person who was previously a follower of Islam. Islamic scholarship differs on the earthly punishment for apostasy, ranging from death to no punishment at all.[1]
From a Wikipedia article:
"Many medieval Sunni schools of Islamic jurisprudence held that apostasy by a male Muslim is punishable by death, differing only on whether to execute the apostate immediately or grant the apostate an opportunity to repent and thus avoid penalty. They also differed on the punishment of a female apostate: death or imprisonment until repentance,[2] these judgements are still adopted by extremist Islamic Scholars today."

Those who face death or imprisonment for turning away from their religion are unlikely to do so.