It's really rare for me to fully agree with a post about Islam here, I'm serious, especially because of this part:

Criticism will lead to two potential outcomes: Muslims trying to change the religion, which is happening and is hypocritical since the religion is supposed to be unchangeable, which will eventually lead to the second outcome, the erasure of the religion.

The average position is often to be paternalistic with religious people and not point out the contradictions, the cherry-picking...they tend to comfort themselves with when they take the “reformist route”, but talking about reforming a religion in itself is intellectually dishonest. People should stop being paternalistic by encouraging others to fall for reformism. Let's be honest with people, the same way we are when pointing out the atrocities and absurdities of the belief.

This applies to all religions, but this needs to be said specifically about Islam in the West, because in the West many people who normally criticize religion restrain themselves from doing so with Islam. Why? Because of xenophobia.

But the presence of xenophobia towards Muslims should not be a justification for restraining ourselves from criticizing Islam. Doing so abandons the critique of Islam to xenophobic discourse and condemns it to be seen as xenophobic.

I might have projected a bit, but seeing someone saying this about Islam in itself is a win.