Salafi's a tough bunch...
Then Burhami made clear what the issue at hand was: Apostasy—if Muslims have the right to leave Islam and convert to other religions. In the words of Burhami:Is it the right of the Muslim to convert to Christianity or another religion? Of course this is not a right; this is a matter that Sharia has clearly addressed, according to the agreed upon hadiths. It is impermissible, for any reason, for a Muslim to leave the community. Of course, you cannot coerce any infidel to enter into Islam [Koran 2:256]—except for the apostate. It is impossible to let the apostate remain in [a state of] apostasy, deeming it a form of "freedom."For the record, the "agreed upon hadiths" that Burhami indicated, are, in fact, unequivocal in regards to the crime of apostasy. The most canonical and oft cited among them simply has Muhammad saying: "Whoever leaves his religion, kill him."
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Peace,
I have written about Apostasy and refutation of this idea from the Qur'an. I have tried to find possible sources from where these ideas may have been introduced. If you have the time you can check out in my blog.
http://studentofallah.blogspot.com/2012/06/apostasy-in-light-of-quran.html
Peace be with you
----------- Student of Allah
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