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Join Haris Sultan in this eye-opening episode where he uncovers a startling development within the heart of Islam's birthplace, Saudi Arabia. Sultan delves into the intriguing evidence suggesting that the country's de facto leader, Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), might not only be an ex-Muslim but also an atheist. In this video, Sultan analyses a five-year-old video featuring a Saudi man who recounts a conversation with a former CIA spy, now a US congressman. The congressman shares his personal interaction with MBS, revealing the Saudi leader's critical views on Islam. This aligns strikingly with the perspective of ex-Muslims, emphasizing the problem being with Islam itself, not just extremist factions. Sultan discusses the impact of social media on Islam, comparing it to the transformative role of the printing press on Christianity. He highlights the slow spread of literacy and the delayed introduction of the printing press in the Muslim world, which centralized Islamic understanding in the hands of a few scholars. Further into the video, Sultan touches upon MBS's progressive reforms in Saudi Arabia. From legalizing alcohol sales in Riyadh to allowing women to drive and introducing entertainment like cinemas and international music concerts, MBS seems to be steering the country towards a more modern, secular society. Sultan speculates on the impact of these changes, contrasting them with the traditional Islamic principles. The video also covers the opposition MBS faces from conservative Islamic factions and his iron-fisted approach to governance. Despite the controversies surrounding his methods, Sultan points out the irony of an atheist, ex-Muslim potentially leading the birthplace of Islam. End the video with a call to action, inviting viewers to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful content. Sultan also encourages support through Patreon or buying him a coffee, offering exclusive early access to videos and other perks. 📌 Watch the full video for a deep dive into these revelations and don't forget to check the description for additional resources and the link to the original video that sparked this discussion.