Why are some muslims scared of freedom?


Because they lived in fascist like societies that don't teach freedom. That teach only strict obedience to the tyrant ruler. As a result they know not how to deal with people who embrace freedom and manifest it in their life. Their only way is to try to compel them to be unfree and to make being free sound bad.
And if those free people don't desist then they will label them infidels ready to be killed or attacked. Because they cannot cope with freedom themselves. It's too big a concept for them. It's much easier to oppress the free individuals than it is to learn what freedom means and change ourselves to accommodate its powerful meanings. So we stay in fear of it. And we stay outside of civilisation. Living on the sidelines of history.

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