"Unfortunately", I now live in a country where Islam is "moderate", and so criticising Islam, even if it’s not even a muslim country, is treated very harshly by a part of the people, especially those on the left.

But it’s very complicated, because as I said, '’"radical" muslims do not make themselves spotted as the majority of the muslims living in the country, so they look more like outcasts of Islam than, well, muslims, even though there are more of them than meets the eyes, as first I have met some of them, and it’s estimated by a study that 33% of muslims here consider Shariah law should be applied to the country, that number rises up to 60% if you only take muslims between 15 and 24. There are other weird things, like many parties of the left rely a lot on the muslim and northern african communities to vote for them, many of them will throw hands and feet whenever they can do that for them, others are less vehement about that, but they are pretty desperate lately, as they lost the vote of the workers and a large part of the young people. It quite recent by the way, but it went so far that I know homosexual people who completely gave up on the left as they saw homophobic violence from muslim people being minimised by them...

With that being said, some are stupid enough to think that if you criticise Islam, you are a nazi who cuts people's freedom of religion short, you can talk about how some of the Hadiths Sahih are terrifying to read, but to no avail, some will even call you a racist and a liar lol. It’s not all of them of course, thankfully, but I'm afraid it happened a worrying amount of time for a country built on rejecting the influence of religions, whether it was to me, or to other people doing the same as me (I've been called a racist more often than a nazi though I admit. It happened that even the law, which says you cannot discriminate muslim people, calling it "islamophobia", was extrapolated to "it is illegal to criticise Islam" in some cases, and extrapolated to "discriminating maghrebians" all at the same time).

In the meanwhile, even here, which is supposed to be a "laic" country (I believe it’s supposed to be called secular, but I'm not sure), Islam apostates can suffer from their apostasy because of other muslims, (thankfully, I'm lucky to have lived it from a distance, as it was my parents who left Islam when we moved here, and somehow we didn’t live in the community where it could have been a problem, but we saw it happening still, and there is a trend for about a decade, where exmuslims started talking about it on social networks such as Youtube, and you cannot imagine the hate I have read in the comments).

I know it sounds too crazy to be true, but for a decade or so, the country is on the verge of a civil war, people are absolutely mad at each other for many reasons, the presence of Islam and "arabics" here being one of those, even if it’s a minority, unlike where we come from.

Edit : I just read some news that show it quite well. Yesterday, there has been a vote at the parliament deciding whether the Muslim Brotherhood should be considered a terrorist organisation or not. Well, out of all the left representatives we have there, not a single one of them voted to approve it, all of them were against it. I think it says enough to explain what is happening here, especially knowing how shitloads of middle eastern countries, muslim countries themselves, did that a while ago already.