Is it permissible for a daughter who is hurt by the words of her father, who attacks Islam and Muslims, to move out and live alone or with a committed girl, if the father allows it, and what is the religious ruling on this move?

The father must stop slandering Islam and its adherents, especially the scholars, because the flesh of scholars is poisoned, and Allah’s custom of exposing the shortcomings of those who disparage them is well-known. It is obligatory for anyone who hears him to refute him in the best manner. There is no objection for the sister who asked the question to advise her father with politeness and good character, while preserving his dutifulness and rights. There is also no objection to moving to another house if the parents agree and the sister present is trustworthy, as long as this does not negate any of the parents' rights. Separation is not permissible if there is a possibility of falling into error, and enduring what happens in the house becomes more preferable.