1711: Mubarak Bala on Humanism, Free Speech, and Blasphemy Laws
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): Medium (Personal)
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2026/07/11
“Free thought is super important; free speech is the beginning of fairness and justice.”
“The cornerstone for humanism is remaining alive.”
“I refused to bow down again.”
“My strongest argument is that my words are not a crime.”
“It’s a price, but freedom is worth it.”
“Humanism, atheism with a conscience.”
“The international community came through, and especially the humanist community.”
“The future is ours. It’s for humanism.”
“Things shall be set straight.”
“What we need are educated voters, not educated politicians.”
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