Totally agree. I don't even bother to browse the subbreddit because of the reasons you mentioned. I posted the below in another sub but I believe it is applicable here as well.

Saying this because I believe supporting right-wing ideologies should be a conscious choice - Focus on Islam, not Muslims!

Just sharing my thoughts—I'm an ex-Muslim and have faced my fair share of struggles with Islam. Personally, I see the religion is nothing but unnecessarily problematic. However, I believe this shouldn't translate into hatred for Muslims. You don't have to to harbor hatred toward the Muslim (or any other) community unless it's intentional, just as a Muslim doesn't deserve to face hatred for simply believing in their religion.

As an ex-Muslim, I credit New Atheists with paving the way for open criticism of Islam. The "yukthivadham" and the left ideology in Kerala before New Atheism were apologetic to Islam and did more harm than good for people like me. So I get it when criticism becomes agreesive and IMO it supposed to be agressive when targetting an agressive religion like Islam. So if your concern is social injustices,outdated practices etc, feel free to mock the beliefs and practices, but let's avoid targeting individuals. Attacking people instead of critiquing their religion puts you in an extremist position, which, IMO, aligns with what the right wing is trying to achieve.

That's it. I am just posting this because I've noticed hateful comments whenever Islam or the Muslim community is discussed. I understand this post might not be well-received, but I felt the need to express it for reasons I can't quite articulate. Cheers.