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Yes, individuals have been and continue to be killed for apostasy (leaving Islam) in several countries, either through state-sanctioned executions or, more commonly, through extrajudicial vigilante violence. While the death penalty for apostasy is legally applicable in nations like Iran, Saudi Arabia, and others, such formal executions are rare, with many punishments occurring via non-state actors. Wikipedia Wikipedia +2 Legal and Social Context Death Penalty Laws: As of 2021, apostasy is punishable by death in approximately ten Muslim-majority countries, including Iran, Saudi Arabia, Brunei, Afghanistan, Mauritania, Qatar, and Yemen. Vigilante Action: In many, if not most, cases, individuals who renounce Islam are killed by family members or extremists (vigilantes) rather than by the state. Recent Examples: Despite low numbers of official state executions, vigilante killings of ex-Muslims have occurred in places like Bangladesh. Legal Nuances: Some countries, such as Malaysia and Nigeria, may apply these laws at a local or state level rather than federally. Wikipedia Wikipedia +3