Dr. Farah, who was born into a Hindu family and married a Muslim, said she does not consider herself a member of any particular faith. In the last few months, she said, telephone callers to her home have cursed her, called her a nonbeliever and made vague threats against her family. Mr. Saha said his store was vandalized in 1992 when he sold the novels of the Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasrin, an outspoken critic of Islam. They might even excommunicate her. But I don't believe any illicit action will be taken.
People enjoy the freedom of America.
Mina Saha Farah has criticized organized religion in a new book.