the issue was never about him converting to Islam, it’s that muslim women aren’t afforded a fraction of the grace andrew tate received while muslim men looked for every excuse in the book to defend his sins.
Yeah but people were complaining about his past sins the week he converted. Obviously now that he was a muslim for awhile we can criticise him as he has knowledge of his actions.
Not true muslim women are given the same amount of grace when they reunite with the deen.
you know that’s not true lmao. a woman struggling in her deen is quite literally admonished and scrutinized on social media while there’s so much room for men to make mistakes.
the vast majority of muslim men were giving him excuses claiming husnu-dhan or that islam wipes away all sins to pass off misogyny, fasad and haram. most of the pushback came from people weary of his intentions, that should not be misconstrued as gatekeeping islam or complaining about his past sins. as muslims, we should have more ghayrah for our deen, especially when public figures use religious conversions for political and social influence.
Walal, they put him on a pedestal and glorified him. Even before Tate become Muslim, many Muslim men were following him and looking up to him which is why Dawah men were interviewing him and arguing with Muslim women that critiqued him well before his conversions. He was loved by Muslim men even before his conversion which is why he was able to inspire so much loyalty from Muslim men to such an extent that they were ready to make takfir against their Muslim sisters. The hypocrisy Wallahi was shocking.
Your right they were wrong for that. He said 2/10 statements which were right and people praised him for that and swept all the bad under the rug.
I agree to a certain extent that there are more scrutiny amongst women who commit sins than men who commit sins.
Let’s be real, if he showed remorse and believed his past actions that were against Islam was wrong and changed his tone, people wouldn’t use it against him. The man was completely the same. No difference. Most reverts have a sense of humbleness and tone down their lifestyle and the very least in public. He knows that drinking is haram, even Gaals no this, he knows that Zina is haram, even non Muslims no this about Muslims, he knows that calling women **** is haram, even decent non Muslims don’t behave like this. Not even gaals call themselves ‘lords’ and say people should treat them like masters. His issues was also so much more than being a new Muslim as decent gaals have enough manners not to behave like this, yet still he was put on a pedestal, championed and Muslim women and even men for that matter as I follow even Islamic students who pointed this out were even harassed and bullied by some crazy Muslim men due to this Islamic students pointing out the obvious.
We know that, but clearly Dawah men and other Western Muslim men felt they need Tate. Tate was the answer to disgruntled Muslim men who want to shit on women and now they’ve found a Western man who will talk about women like objects to be used and abused and how women need to shut up and who will teach them having many Bugattis and a harem of women is what makes you a real man. Tate is smart and has made them Muslim men feel as though his ideology fits into their Islamic views. Authobillah.
The hand signs are mudras, do-it-yourself acupuncture without the needles.
Female bias? Or male bias that made you lot put a man like him on a pedestal despite his alarming behaviors? Now that you can’t take accountability, you want to call it female bias.
I agree my only point was that the day he converted many people did not give him time to reform, they instantly criticised him for his prior sins.
Erm, I never knew I was arguing with you. Lol. Essays are my trademark.@Angelina lets make a truce i don't neither of us have the willpower to send full essays back and forth over a slight disagreement on something we agree on the most part.
I love schizo posting
