Those who are interested in writing or blogging about political and religious issues involving Islam and the Muslim world, checkout www.eteraz.org . You can sign up there, and get your diary/blog. There are some open minded Muslims there.

Though I'll recommend not to write about topics like salat, hajj, makkah, kabah etc, which i think are not appropriate for that website.

About Eteraz States of Islam

Protest in Farsi and Arabic; in Urdu, Eteraz means heartfelt disagreement.

Eteraz is an online forum whose goal is to mobilize people of conscience throughout the world to identify, discuss, and take action on political and religious issues involving Islam and the Muslim world. Eteraz seeks a humanist vision of Islam for the future and looks to illuminate the wisdom and spirituality that made Islam a great religion historically by creating community, promoting informed opinions and more than anything else, moving its members to real world action.

Most, if not all topics touching on the religion and politics of Islam are appropriate at Eteraz. This forum represents people of widely diverging (and even conflicting) theologies. However, the soul of Eteraz is, and always has been, a) the simple idea that every human, man or woman, believer or atheist, wealthy or poor, has the same intrinsic worth, and can only be judged on the basis of his actions; and b) that it takes more than emails, and more than flowery articles, to stand up for the intrinsic worth of individuals.

Come, make this place your home (and then be prepared to work). Note that the site is beta right now. It will soon be available with an Eterazopedia in Wiki and in three more languages (Farsi, Arabic, French). Please check out the must-read FAQ about how to navigate the Eteraz community.