Questions

we all know what happens to people who were muslim but change. how parents and past friends react.

in fact Leaving Islam, known as apostasy (ridda), is considered a severe crime in Islam. in some countries: Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Brunei, Iran, Maldives, Mauritania, Yemen more than 5 have death penalty for openly Leaving Islam. so people pretend.

but how many? considering people can't leave openly, visibly, and considering their strict rules- how many would stay? if muslim country all obeyed quran 2:256 'no compulsion forcing in faith".

According to classical theories of nationalism, republics derive their legitimacy from the people, whereas monarchies derive theirs from God in a divine manner. In fact, since Henry, English kings have also been the heads of the Church. However, I don't think it is correct to generalize from France. Every state has its own unique story.

England today is a multicultural country. There are Indians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Blacks, Chinese, Poles, Turks, Arabs, Chinese... you name it. So much so that even people of Turkish and Indian descent can become Prime Minister from the Conservative Party.

So, the coronation ceremony, when the king is sipping his tea wearing his top hat and riding his horse through the garden, does he represent Englishness? Because none of this means a fucking thing to immigrants.