Hello friends,

I am an ex-Muslim. The religion that I learned from childhood, whose books I read, whose prayers (namaz) I offered, and whose fasts (Ramzan) I kept — I decided to leave it. The reason? The truth came to light. The violence, the hatred towards kafirs (non-believers), and the talk of Islamic dominance over the world that is written in the Quran and Hadith cannot be denied. Today, when I look at the latest revelations by the Madhya Pradesh ATS, a mixture of anger, pain, and worry rises in my mind.

What is PFI’s ‘Mission 2047’?

The Madhya Pradesh ATS has recently arrested Mohammad Faraz alias Khalid Saifullah and several other accused. The investigation revealed that the goal of this mission by PFI (Popular Front of India) is to overthrow the Indian government by 2047 and establish Islamic rule here. Pakistani handlers were recruiting youths through online groups (WhatsApp, Telegram). They were being sent jihadi videos and extremist material. Poor, unmarried youths were being targeted so that family responsibilities would not hold them back. They were promised training for target killings, martyrdom, and becoming mujahids. There were also plans to send some to Pakistan or Afghanistan for training.

This is not a new conspiracy. PFI was banned in 2022, but its network is still active. Sleeper cells are being created, funding is happening, and instructions are coming from Pakistan.

The Truth from an Ex-Muslim’s Perspective

When I was a Muslim, I too was told stories of jihad. “Fight the kafirs”, “Islam is supreme” — these things were common in mosques, madrasas, and homes. But when I read it myself, I understood that this ideology is not of peace, but of dominance. Today’s youths like Faraz get easily radicalized on social media because the core teaching of Islam itself promotes exclusivity and supremacy.

I have seen how even moderate Muslims remain silent or stay in denial. When things like PFI or ISIS come to light, they say “these are just a few people” and wash their hands of it. But the reality is that the problem lies in the roots — in Islamic ideology. Until the Muslim community brings reform (especially regarding triple talaq, polygamy, blasphemy laws, and the mentality of jihad), this danger will persist. And I also know that there is no scope for reform in Islam because it is clearly stated that all verses of the Quran cannot be changed until Qayamat (Doomsday).

The Danger to India

2047 is the centenary of India’s independence. Most people in the country want to build a strong nation together, but some people from India and neighboring Muslim countries, along with their agencies, want to push their agenda and turn it into an Islamic state. This is not only against Hindus, but also against those Muslims who want to live in peace, who believe in education, progress, and the Indian Constitution.

What Should Be Done?

1. The government must continue strict action against such networks. Laws like UAPA should be used properly.
2. It is necessary to connect Muslim youth with mainstream education, skill development, and Indian values. Madrasas should be reformed and monitored.
3. All citizens should identify radicalization and report it.
4. Liberal and secular Muslims should openly condemn extremism, instead of crying “Islamophobia”.

My Message to the Youths Who Might Fall into This Trap:

Brother, the path of jihad is one of death and destruction. Adopt the path of education, hard work, and peaceful living. India belongs to all of us — do not try to divide it into pieces.

In Conclusion

‘Mission 2047’ must fail. India will become a developed nation in 2047, not a slave to any caliphate. As an ex-Muslim, I say — accept the truth, reform, and move forward.

Jai Hind.

What is your opinion? Please share in the comments.

(This article is based on my personal experiences and publicly available information.)