I am an ex-Muslim. I wasted a great deal of my life living in the \'Fantasy World\' of Islam, trying to catch the ever elusive illusion of reality my faith offered. The ugliness the Islamic radicals demonstrated in Pakistan, prompted me to revisit things that I considered holy and untouchable. I began studying, researching in order to find out what the hell is wrong with the Islamists. During the initial research, I encountered things that really offended me and which my mind refused to accept. But, keeping my installed bias aside, I carried on with my study and ultimately became able to tell a fact from fantasy. \"To liberate a Muslim from his religion is the greatest service one can render to him\", Ibne Waraq says in his book. And I agree and I\'m happy I have liberated myself from the notorious grip of religion.