Arif Hussain Theruvath is a former homeopath, ex-Muslim, and ex-communist who has transitioned into being an atheist, science enthusiast, and humanist. He is the founder of organizations like @nrcindiaorg and @keralaexmuslims, which focus on advocating for human rights, social justice, and the freedom of thought. Arif is passionate about promoting scientific thinking and challenging ideological boundaries, offering a unique perspective on personal transformation and societal issues.
"When Arif Hussein Left Islam and Found Salvation - Episode 01" In this episode, Arif Hussein reflects on his personal journey of leaving Islam and the challenges he faced in doing so. He shares his views on faith, freedom, and the quest for personal peace. A thought-provoking discussion on religion and self-discovery.
"Arif Hussein Discusses Leaving His Wife Due to Muslim Faith - Episode 02" In this episode, Arif Hussein opens up about how his adherence to Muslim faith led to personal sacrifices, including the end of his marriage. He shares his reflections on the complexities of faith and personal relationships, offering a unique perspective on religious devotion and its impact on life.
"Arif Hussein on Life Outside Islam in India - Episode 03" In this episode, Arif Hussein discusses his experience of living outside the Muslim faith in India. He shares his views on the challenges and societal pressures faced by individuals who stray from their religious beliefs, highlighting the complexities of identity and belonging in modern India.
"Arif Hussein on Criticism of Communist Party - Episode 04" In this episode, Arif Hussein addresses the issue of individuals who criticize the Communist Party and their tendency to join other groups or organizations. He reflects on the motivations behind such shifts and the dynamics of political allegiance in contemporary India.
"Arif Hussein on How Funds are Acquired from Sangh Parivar - Episode 05" In this episode, Arif Hussein discusses the sources of funding for groups within the Sangh Parivar. He explores how these organizations manage to raise funds and the broader implications of such financial support in the context of political and social movements in India.