Many young Muslims are drifting away from Islam. Or are they being pushed away? Do some Muslim scholars bear responsibility for this? Have they turned Islam’s teachings into something that is not believable anymore? Where this might be the case, where would Muslim youth bring the courage to face atheists and agnostics, not to speak of debating them on the existence of God? It’s a call to reflect on this responsibility and the way faith is presented to the world today. Hafiz Zafarullah and Asif Basit analyse the dire situation where scholars, in the name of faith, could be pushing people towards faithlessness. They try and explain that when interpretation lacks empathy and relevance, the message loses its ability to reach hearts.