A genuinely insightful conversation. Thank you Lex for being such a great host and thank you Imam Omar for being a great voice and representative of the Muslim community 💙,(reply>), @Muhammed Marhocevic   This is just another Islamist lie.  People do not give up their faith and traditions without being coerced. <br>While it is true there were periods of lesser oppression under Islamic conquest - Islam always applied some sort of pressure against non-Muslims to convert - or pretend to convert, which was often the case. Whether it be the  ongoing threat of violence (think Pakistan today), or social disadvantage: - non Muslims were not allowed to ride horses only donkeys - say. They had to wear humiliating clothes, pay protection money (the jizya tax). Non Muslim women could be kidnapped into polygamous marriages by Muslim men, but no non Muslim man could even marry in a loving, one to one, relationship a Muslim woman. On and on Islam applied pressure. Eventually, men pretend to be Muslim,  just to function as a man - and after a generation, this pretence becomes a reality in their children, as part of their parents pretence their children are placed into Islamic schools. Islam is not a religion, it pretends to be one, but really it is a power-system - the human equivalent of the anthill. This is why it has no intrinsic morality - it's just about obeying the rules, like Communism. So an ISIS member can kneel to pray just before he rapes his Yazidi sex slave again. Christianity which is based on what is good, and is against evils like rape - does not allow this - even if the religion does not have a specific rule "you must never rape" - the morality of Christianity, of Jesus, tells a believer (even a non-believing ex Christian like me) rape is never acceptable - unlike in Islam. And let's be honest - Mohammed was a rapist - he used sex slaves, fucked his servants - had sex with a child well below the age where she could give consent. He fucked the wives of men he murdered - this is Islam.,(reply>), Have him debate Christian Prince.,(reply>), @M Janny Those attacks were left out because they don’t represent Islam, under Islamic law non Muslims are meant to be treated well just as we’re supposed to treat all people well and in Spain it was a time of prosperity under Muslim rule,(reply>), @Joe Rong Islam expanded but wasn’t cruel to the people who were under Islamic rule and under Islamic rule people are supposed to be allowed to practice their own faith,(reply>), @Chizuk Inspiration well I mean historically people have been changing the Torah and Bible and not always intentionally as meaning tends to be lost in translation sometimes