Muslim Men React to Andrew Tate 

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I'm an atheist but you guys make a lot of sense and I'm becoming addicted to this channel

As a Christian white dude, it’s refreshing to see true men speaking out towards the insanity of what the west has done to its men. As Muslim men, please do not fall for the bs we’ve been fed. Stay strong brothers, and keep on doing what you’re doing.

Unfortunately he seems to be trying to win a bigger audience by catering a Muslim audience. Yes, he will say nice things about Islam once in a while, but if you look at some of his old clips, he actually was borderline mocking Muslims, or almost addressing it in a backhanded way. Matter of fact a couple of weeks before he declared he was converting to islam, he was talking about how he was going to become Eastern Orthodox Christian. Seems like he just follows whatever is stereotypically aligned with his claims so as to push his brand image.

I'm not Muslim myself but i respect Islam so much you guys are the true leaders of society

I recently watched this video of him where he talked about his grandma who is 90 something y/o and apparently has 9 children and he described how they were at this family gathering and he was looking at this room which was literally packed with people that he said were all coming from this one single woman. His point was that nobody cared about her career, her partying etc. but rather she was responsible for all of these people because she dedicated her life as a mother. It was truly so inspiring and refreshing how he put it

I'm a christian myself, but I often look to muslims when I need a good example of someone who's confident in their morals. The west can learn a lot from Islam. ✌🏼

21:52 had my crying 🤣🤣 I’m not even Muslim but I’ve grown up around a lot of them, nothing but respect for you lot.. one day I may end up taking my shahadah only he knows Nothing but blessings to everyone on here

As a catholic I agree with everything said , mashallah brothers

Andrew says a lot of right things, a lot of wrong things, and a lot of right things but said the wrong way.

I'm a non Muslim but share many beliefs with Islam. I'm a new fan of you Muhammad and appreciate your intelligence.

If we want to look to anyone by way of example, we should follow our beloved Prophet Mohammed PBUH. The gift to mankind. The finest of creations ❤️

I’m a Yemenite Jew and appreciate your video and gained valuable judgement. I agreed with everything you said 🙏🏽

“you can’t transition from being a man to being a woman unless there’s something that is a man and something that is a woman” mind blown 🤯

Imagine looking up to Andrew Tate 😂😂😂

I would like to point out one thing that you've mentioned that it's in a man's nature to have some control in his household but why is no one pointing out that for a man to gain respect and obedience from his wife, he should give his wife respect and appreciation for her work as well. I appreciate your talks but this one thing should be conveyed to Andrew tate that a man's wife is not supposed to be an obedience doll whom you can order around. If he expects obedience without giving any appreciation or respect to his wife then he should get himself a slave instead of a wife.

Hijab can really critically analyze information in such a balanced way and doesn’t take anything at face value but looks at every avenue and interpretation. The youth need you guys to help them understand the essence of what Islam expects from a male and female perspective as the west has most certainly muddied the waters. Youth can be very confused living in the country where the narrative is distorted. Keep up the good work.

By the way to all my Muslim brothers and sisters, Andrew tate openly in an interview mocked the hijab and niqab saying it dehumanises women and also in an interview said that isis are the “real” Muslims. So yes to all the people saying he says correct stuff keep this in mind.

when they said andrew tate had some truth to when he said that men can no longer tell their wives/"woman" she can’t go out with her friends because it is seen as abusive, they need to consider that if a woman does that to her husband/man it can also be seen in a similar way. She might be called controlling, too dominant, etc.. In a healthy relationship, both the woman and the man should be able to set their boundaries, whether that be saying that the man/woman shouldn't go out on certain days or any specific circumstance, along with the reasoning behind why. in a healthy relationship, there should not be a power struggle and there shouldn’t be a leader of the relationship. if your wife/husband listens to you when you set a boundary that does not mean you are in control of the relationship or vice versa. I really hope Mohammad Hijab and Ali Dawah can read this so they can get this through to the young Muslim youth who are idolizing a man (andre tate) who insulted Muslim women, and encourages a very harsh animosity towards women in general.Instead, like both Ali Dawah and Mohammad Hijab said, we should be using the Prophets (PBUThem) and the sahaba (RA) as role models.

I love this guy so much. He’s turned my eyes to Islam as a major religion that the world NEEDS in this time and I am christian.

Started a halal business please make dua for me JazakAllah

Honestly I kind of understand why a lot of Muslims are looking up to Tate because most of us didn’t get a great teaching about how to be a Muslim man from our parents mostly because they were more concerned about the financial situation and other important things so at the end of our teens we find ourselves not feeling complete still that doesn’t mean we should agree to all what Tate say , personally I take the good parts and leave the bad ones

I love the bond you two have! True brother love for the sake of Allah..😊 may Allah reward you brothers and increase you in knowledge

Personally I don't like listening to andrew tate , people seem to like him because he opposes feminists or liberals but imo that isn't enough to make someone right , his style is more aimed towards triggering people than actually sharing islam or making people understand it , he does say good things but it's mixed up with other stuff that is either wrong about islam or un-islamic , i've seen some excerpts of him talking about picking up girls and what not and idk if these were taken out of context ( or if they're mentionned in the video as I have yet to watch it ) but i doesn't give a good impression tbh . In conclusion , from what i've seen of him he doesn't seem to know islam very well or how to convey it , and lately seems more interested in making headlines by being provocative or triggering , which to me means people shouldn't be looking at him as a representative of islam or muslims , especially kids who are easily swayed ( he is a content creator first and foremost , not a muslim )

The problem with today's ummah is - that we the muslim community arent following the true role models in islam and are therefore seeking validation from non-muslims when they so subtly hint at something thats considered "good" in islam. We'd rather follow and become friends with a western person who stopped alcohol as a means of getting healthy or left gambling as a ways of saving money rather than muslim scholars preaching these same things. So when the topic of andrew tate and his view of the issues with western women came to light & they match what islam says, all these soft muslim men flocked to his channel without a seconds thought. The same thing already happened when people on low self-esteem & probably depression etc flocked to Jordan Peterson's channel. And then look what happened with JP, and the video he put out. He showed his true colours. The same can happen with Andrew tate.. watch his videos with nothing but pure entertainment, but make sure you get your religious knowledge & motivation from true muslims who you trust.

Brothers whenever you make these arguments please be carefull not to overemphasize the importance of the "innate nature" of people. Before any of that you should start by establishing the logical proofs for Islam. The Quran warns us against those people who take their nafs (desires) as their Lord rather than Allah (swt). These kinds of people will argue that they are simply following their natural inclinations and that preventing them from doing so would be wrong. Ofcourse us Muslims know that the only correct way to live is to live by that which has been revealed by Allah (swt). Our message to young men should not be "do whatever feels natural", rather our message should be "do what feels natural to you within the boundaries that Allah (swt) has set and do not transgress".

Brother invite him to your Podcast im certain he will join!

I'm sure you're both great guys but I think we can all agree we don't endorse manosphere right wing grifters who get arrested for forcing women to do pornography under duress.

I'm a Christian but lately I've been seeing Islam as the last shinning light to where I've considered converting just don't know how.

I don't get how people take him to be a role model,i keep seeing his vids, i googled him and i don't see how he is seen as a person of substance or even a man rather the opposite based off of his lifestyle. Distortion,deliberate or otherwise of what masculinity is has been corrupting a lot of people,seeping into the ummah,into marriages etc red pill is toxic as it has a lot of anger and resentment at it’s root and that does not give rise to fruit but poison.We have the best form of ‘reality check’ about the sexes, about what we need to do in the sunnah and Quran. If someone like this says 50% that makes sense and 50% that doesn't and in a foul way but is also an unsavoury character that makes money off of haram and peddling it, how can they be seen as good and as a role model to a muslim.These types are not to be seen as authorities on anything. Especially in this case where they are not ignorant of islam,even praising it and choose to not accept it whilst claiming it's the best faith it's like well then why wouldn’t you accept it.How is that someone of sound judgement.

Just agreeing with him and showing the more tame clips of him makes me question why I'm following you guys. Remember you also have female audience

polygamy was only for justice for widowed and orphan women in war torn countries it wasn't put in place for men's sexual desires ,we dont live in a country where we have this issue so it doesn't apply ,the polygamy has been interpreted way out of context by majority of Muslims to fit their desires but if you read carefully you will see it was only for a particular time and situation ,the quran says you Will never be able to treat them all equally even if you desire to do so ,polygamy was allowed in the context of a war torn society for justice to widowed and orphan women and the good outweighed the bad but monogamy is clearly preferred when you read the quran in the correct context ,and the part where it mentioned take 1,2,3,4 its speaking specifically about orphans in the verse We know the majority of men can not afford 4 houses, and everything x4 unless they are extremely rich and even then they have to be in a war torn country and marry widows and orphans and even then all can never be treated equally because one is always gonna be favoured and liked more than the other WHICH IS NOT TREATING ALL THE WOMEN EQUAL

Actually Tate has a point. We are living in times of great need. A time when we need men to stand up and fight because the new world order is anti human and if we sit and do nothing, then there will be great suffering. Not that we can stop all of it, but it is incumbent upon us all to resist oppression as Islam teaches.

*Matthew 26:39 "Going a little farther, Jesus FELL ON HIS FACE and prayed"* _>Jesus prayed like Muslims. If Jesus is God, why pray/talk to himself?_ *John 20:17 "I go to my Father, and your Father, MY GOD, your God"* _>If Jesus is God, how can he have a God?_ *John 14:28 "Jesus said: The Father is GREATER THAN I am"* _>Jesus says God is greater than him._ *John 7:16: "Jesus answered: "My teaching is NOT MINE, but his who sent me"* _>Jesus says his teachings are from God, not his._ *Bible promotes slavery:* Leviticus 25:44-46 "You may buy of the residents among you... they will become your property... you can make them slaves for life" _>Would God promote slavery?_ *Quran ends slavery:* Quran 90:12-13 "What may let you know the path of righteousness? It is to free a slave" _>Sounds more like something God would say, no?_ *Bible has 100+ contradictions:* Matthew 1:16 "Jacob begot Joseph" -- Luke 3:23 "Joseph, son of Heli" _>Is Joseph the son of Heli or Jacob? Clearly corrupted._ _>Would God send a book of contradictions corrupted by humans? Or one still in its original language and preserved/memorized since revelation (Quran)?_ *>Worship the creator, not the creation! Open your heart and mind, humble yourself to the truth: Islam :)* Quran 112:1-4 "Say: He is God, the One and Only; God, the Eternal, Absolute; He begets not, nor is He begotten; And there is nothing comparable to Him." ~Share this if you like :) 754734

To see a lot of Muslim men drooling about the idea of poligamy disgusts me (sorry for the harsh words), because I come from a culture where a lot of men abuse this window of opportunity, not understanding or pretend to not understand that the ayahs regarding polygamy came around the context when there were wars and widows and orphans galore and a lot of men died in battlefields. There was also a transition from Jahiliyah period when men had the tendency to collect and own women as sexual slaves in their harems. Polygamy is not a 'sunnah' that is encouraged. It's clearly discouraged by Allah with clear wordings. What's encouraged is monogamy. Allah promised that you will not be able to be fair if you choose that path, even if you claim you would want to be fair. Meaning, that you would almost surely fall into the state of sinning and violating the rights of other human beings. So you better pray that all your ibadahs and good deeds are enough to make up for the tears and anguish that is caused by the choice you make for others. Or maybe, instead of always fantasizing about polygamy and keep having wet dreams about it, when you have extra means, why not as a sincere Muslim brother, you sponsor and help other Muslim brothers or sisters who are struggling to find a decent spouse, to find each other. The problem we have now, is that we have too many single Muslim men, while at the same time we have too many Muslim men with too many wives. *People need to stop listening to influencers and sensationalists, stop putting them in place of proper scholars. Start listening to scholars instead.

1 - Whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi (Glory be to Allah and Praise Him) a hundred times during the day, his sins are wiped away, even if they are like the foam of the sea [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:168] 2 - whoever says SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi, Subhan-Allahi 'l-`adheem (Glory be to Allah, and Praise, Glory be to Allah, the Supreme) Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Two words are light on the tongue, weigh heavily in the balance, they are loved by the Most Merciful One " [Sahih al-Bukhari; #7:67] 3. La Hawla wa la Quwatta illa Billah (There is no Might or Power except with Allah) [the above is] a treasure from the treasures of Paradise.[Sahih al-Bukhari; al-Fath al-Bari #11:213] 8

I smiled throughout the whole video. May Allah grant you Jannah brothers ❤️

coming to know of this man's past, it's honestly disgustng and disappointng to see my muslim brothers idolizing him and considering him their roIe model when your role model should only be Prophet Muhammad PBUH. stop putting this kafr on a pedestal. if this guy has such an impact on you cause he said a couple of words you wanted to hear, imagine what dajjaI is going to be capable of doing. may Allah protect us all and direct us on a right path

I was a bit worried that you too would be as positive towards Andrew Tate as the Deen Show was! I understand that they tried to be respectful to him, but he seemed to missunderstand Islam quite a lot! He reminded me of mens control over women before Islam! Complete oppressor narrative! We honor women and would never dare to disrespect a sister... I hope you can make the young Umma realize before it's to late!

What color is your praying mat??

I think these guys like sitting close to each other and giggling a little too much 🤣

Now I get it. I missed all the before Islam talk with Andrew. But heard there's an issue with his words where he is against woman or controlling. As a Muslim woman I knew there had to be something logical to it and been trying to find this so thank you. But I agree with you guys but the Deen show got him and I feel he found his peace MashaAllah. If you haven't got him on the show inshallah I hope you do soon.

There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is his Final Messenger peace and blessings be upon him

just because you are being controlled by someone, does not mean you should bring it home and control the woman to satisfy your nature. How come you guys can hang with each other but your wives cannot?

These brothers can think. Enjoyed the discussion, agreed on the points, especially the one about the gender changes in society was spot on. I always tried to explain that it's kind of irrational but couldn't find the proper words. you guys summed it up perfectly.

To the little boys in the comment section asking what colour is your buggati? my brother, where is your place in Jannah?If you follow this fitnah this easily, imagine how you will fall into the trap of Dajal The prophet respected women, you do the same. This man said 2 nice things about Islam and you lot have gone crazy for him. WAKE UP

Idk when his sex trafficking allegations are gonna come to light but i hope it does. This man is not a good influence wtf.

Man, you guys are great at this stuff! I don't think I've ever seen two finer examples of the words "balanced" or "measured/fair", and especially "intelligent", "well-read", "logical". I could honestly keep spamming superlatives in your comments section for hours! But guys, if you read this, please just take my feedback on your reaction/critique/interpretation as being of the highest order I could give. I honestly never expected a "reacts to Andrew Tate" video, least of all one done by two Muslim guys, to have captured my interest and stimulated my thinking on the level your video did. Your understanding of the Islamic faith is CLEARLY very extensive. Both of you question everything in a highly logical and unbiased way. You guys are both open to give credence to any and all ideas that have merit, but aren't naive or gullible, nor sheep who just repeat the words and ideas of others without even understanding what they mean. I'm not religious per se, but I'm probably most closely defined as what they call "agnostic". I dont follow the words of The Bible, The Torah or (I'm sorry to say guys) The Quran. But I nonetheless believe that there aren't many things out there from which you are incapable of deriving absolutely NOTHING. The phrase "don't throw out the baby along with the bath water" is a personal favourite of mine. Because its true - Even if you disagree with 99 points that were made by someone, it doesn't mean you are forced to also disagree with that 1 good point they made somewhere in the middle. You can agree with certain things that Andrew Tate comes out with every now and then, without being "Red Pill" and without feeling like it makes you a bigot, a misogynist or sexist. For when I agree with Tate, I am agreeing with an IDEA not a person. Everybody lies, everybody is biased and EVERYBODY occasionally has a thought/idea which others would consider reprehensible. It doesn't make you a bad person, at least not in my eyes, because we should really be mindful of our own criteria, and whether it is too harsh, before labelling someone a word like "nazi" or "misogynistic".

Please have a discussion with Andrew himself!! It would be so interesting

Masha Allah brothers you have explained yourselves beautifully. I was on the exact same page with you both after seeing a few videos of this Andrew Tate, just didn't know how to put it into words. May Allah bless you for clarifying these kinds of modern day issues for us muslims, and keep doing so. Just one QUESTION: this guide thing for how we should live our lives according to Koran and the sunnah, is it a book you are writing or a series of videos? I am looking forward and very excited for it as I myself get overwhelmed with all the info out there and am not a scholar so don't know where to look for dealing with certain dilemmas. Jazak Allah khair!

Muslim brothers and sisters don't listen to what TATE says. The talks which contail: alchool, b*tches, s*x, disrespect, zina and other very sinful things. Man who is haram himself can't preach us about this dunya. And don't admire him just because of his said some good things about muslims, and expect him to be a muslim. We don't need him. We are the people of the Allah, and we are the main characters in this world. He is talking haram things. Don't listen to him. No way!

why would be abusive to tell your wife that you don't want her to go out? Because she is a person,not your property.It is a difference between I would prefer you not to do x and it is ultimately your choice) and I don't want you to do x, and you have to do it because I say so.Also the argument that men were killed when defeated because they have value does not make sense.if something or someone has value you keep them,you do not destroy them,

I don’t think Islam would accept a man who is a sex trafficker and owned a webcamming business😂

As a lil’ girl I used to like remote cars and taking things apart and fixing them and my brothers would play with the doll house my parents bought for me. We shared toys and made action and family stories together to fill the void of days we felt when bored. Black shirt is like my brothers, he’s not angry, but he’s following his friends and agreeing to not feel outcasted and it’s easier to agree but it’s dangerous to believe. gray sweatshirt has hostility in his heart, fragility and anger in his eyes I could see him being motivated while Tate is giving his speech. Women are not responsible or owe you anything, you can’t put people into boxes according to your emotional needs, get angry when it’s not met, then blame them for it. One is only held accountable for their actions. So live as you wish, but do no harm.

We need muslim men to support divorced women. After divorce what happens to the children and her? Whose responsibility is she? I need to know this. Is she dumped on the welfare system?

Tate is a clever man and he does hold islam in high regard, Brother hijab should have him on his podcast. What conversation that would be

Andrew has even more short videos about Musilm Men and the benefits of Islam. You should really do a couple more videos on those.

Also at the 15 minute mark I consider what they've said about polygamy to be jihaalat (illiterate). It states in chapter 4 of the Quran that up to 4 spouses would hypothetically be permissible if one were able to maintain fairness among them, but the Quran qualifies in verse 129 in the same chapter that you would never be able to maintain fairness given human limitations. So no, it is wrong to state that polygamy is a solution to whatever issues Andrew Tate raises... Finally, the 17m mark where brother Hijab states it should not be looked down upon for a man to want to manifest a polygamous reality is stupidity... the whole point of Islam is to control these urges and desires, not to manifest them. You cannot complain that society is wrong for looking down on men for enacting their Nafs (internal desires) when Islam has taught us to subdue it in the first place. And even worse, you conclude that men who do not pursue this polygamous nature must by default be "homosexual, low in testosterone, or a unich" - wow, incredibly uneducated and ill informed conclusions from such educated muslims, subhanallah it is heartbreaking to hear your speech brothers.

Please dont give attention to Tate, he is just trying to use islam community to his own gains, his take about muslims are absloutly against anything islam stands for, islams goes with treating everyone fairly.

Atleast Tate is bringing Masculinity back. We need it in this day and age, in a time of feminazis, SJWs etc.

You guys know that he ran a camgirl house? Has been accused of Human Trafficking? Said that Men has a right to cheat on their women and then their property? Has done almost every haram thing imaginable. Why are we muslim brothers considering for, even a second, the things that spews out of his mouth.

Assalamoalaikum this is a brilliant podcast Alhamdullilah thank u both so much. I grew up as a Catholic but reverted to Islam 7 years ago. As a woman I feel that feminism has been really damaging to women.

The reason Andrew is so hated is because he sees the wrongs in today's society and especially the west, some of the things he says are right, some are wrong and some are right said in the wrong way, he speaks out what most of us are afraid to because of the criticism and that's exactly what he's getting. Jazakumullah Khair 🙌

Never trust anyone that continues to wear their sunglasses whilst inside a dark room.

Top G is done nothing but respect Islam and Muslims. And every Muslim knows that the Quran and Hadith are the two thing they need to follow. So one doesn't even need to talk about Andrew he is got his own way of life and he is smart enough to know what's right and wrong for him.

Short answer: No he’s not right on every set of principles he’s developed. He’s only now mentioning Islam because he knows his social media platform is expanding. Had that not happened he wouldn’t care. Brothers and sisters you can learn about someone who hasn’t accepted the deen, you may even agree with them on many points regarding human life and our purpose. However, in the end they are a disbeliever and will only look into talking about and supporting and agreeing with cherry picked subjects in our Iman. This is what I did for 2 years until I realized I was wrong and needed to embrace Islam and not twist it with taking a few parts here and there to create a worldview I want. Islam must be accepted and discussed as a whole not like this supposedly “Christian” influencer…..

I didn’t expect anything less. Hamdullillah, Allah wakbar.. inshallah all that Muslim slang all said within 2 min in.

i like listening to Andrew Tate stuff, he states some truth with some lies and misguidance to deceive people into joining his program, personally i don't think that he is the type of guy that would join islam, i see him as someone who does not follow truth, he followed desires, but as a muslim, i wish i am wrong and would love to see how islamic Andrew tate will look like, it would be dope :D

This guy has multiple partners and boastfully engages in extramarital polygamy. He also makes fun of disabled children and others' appearance, not to mention glamourising aggression towards women and matierialism, he glorifies this type of lifestyle to youths....yet u ignore all of that and praise him because he happens to share the same views when it comes to traditional gender roles? As you claim to be Muslims, stop praising such characters, you can talk about their points you agree with but stop rating them as a whole, you're basically cosigning everything they're doing

The whole infatuation with people like Tate within the Muslim ummah is extremely disappointing..smh…

JazakAllah brothers for all your efforts and may Allah make it easy for you guys in this world and hereafter and guide and keep you on straight path and make it easy for you to come up with the solution of that problem Muslim Umma has. Aameen

Great reaction, explanations were done perfectly. I don’t belong to any religion, but the more I see Muslims like you - the more I respect Islam. God bless

Dear brother Mohamed hijab and Ali Dawah, what you are doing here by reacting to his video is going to cause a lot of harm among a portion of young ignorant Muslim guys who literally idolize him. I mean it's shocking that we are talking about such an individual, like would we make a video and talk about the good points said by a female p*rn star on men? Or can we just address it without bringing the individual in our videos? The fact you make a video agreeing with some of the things he said might give those folks a green light that it's okay to listen to Andrew tate and they may assume they can filter the statements he says while they themselves lack in knowledge. This guy Andrew tate if you observe seems to literally respects Islam from the Angle of disrespecting women. He prides to talk about the restrictions Islam puts on women while either deliberately or ignorantly not telling about the equal punishments that can befall a man or the restrictions men have in Islam. He seems to not respect Islam from the perspective of the existence of a creator, purpose of life etc. Its more about women that he is focused on. He literally made money from the sex industry and continues to do so. Not only that he further encourages cheating on one's spouse and said that as long as he provides for them they shouldn't have an issue and guess what? A lot of filth individuals were agreeing with him which is shocking. He then prides himself on doing Zina with multiple women and considers it kind of coward attitude to those who have to hide such actions from others. See this hadith on one who boasts sins - "Saalim ibn ‘Abd-Allaah said: I heard Abu Hurayrah say: I heard the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “All of my ummah will be fine except for those who commit sin openly. Part of committing sin openly is when a man does something at night and Allaah conceals it, but in the morning he says, ‘O So-and-so, last night I did such and such.’ His Lord had covered his sin all night, but in the morning he removed the cover of Allaah.” (Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 5721; Muslim, 2990) Here is what Sheikh Uthaymeen has to say about an individual who does such kinds of acts - Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said: There is a third kind of immoral, promiscuous evildoer, who speaks of zinaa in order to show off - we seek refuge with Allaah - and tells people that he went to such and such a country and committed immoral actions and zinaa with a number of women, and other things of which he boasts. Such a person must be asked to repent; if he repents, all well and good, otherwise he should be executed, because if a person boasts of zinaa, this implies that he views it as permissible - Allaah forbid - and whoever regards zinaa as permissible is a kaafir. There are some evil people who do this, because of whom and their deeds the Muslims are suffering calamities. There are people who boast about such actions. They travel to countries which are well known for immorality and promiscuity, such as Bangkok and other places which are full of zinaa, homosexuality, alcohol, etc., then they come back to their friends and boast about what they have done. Such a person must - as I have said -be asked to repent. If he repents, all well and good, otherwise he should be executed, because whoever regards zinaa or other actions which by scholarly consensus are haraam, as being permissible, is a kaafir. (Sharh Riyaadh al-Saaliheen, 1/116). Why don't we tell him about many of the rights women has in Islam that he doesn't agree with or about the punishmentt men gets if they engage in acts such as what he does?? This guy is a cherry picker at best, he makes excuses to justify with whatever he can to excuse men's immoral actions while jumping on women's actions. I hope you understand the harm this guy is doing on many youth minds. Jazakhallakhair

Assalamu alaykum, I watched this video earlier today and something really didn't sit right with me. I couldn't stop thinking about it, so I’m back seeking clarification- I’m truly and genuinely looking for it too, and am open to having my mind changed on these matters. I respect these two men and their knowledge of Islam, and I recognize that my own knowledge does not compare to theirs (I'm not even Muslim yet, but Inshallah I’ll be able to take my Shahada soon), and I also recognize that I come with lots of biases having been raised in the West with feminist ideals. The first point I get stuck on is Ali’s take on a husband telling his wife that he does not want her to go out with friends, and he questions why this might be considered abusive. Don’t get me wrong, I agree that there’s nothing wrong with a husband telling his wife that he does not want her to do something (I get it, I’ve asked my partner to stay home instead of going out with friends because I selfishly want to spend more time with him!)- my issue is with those who tell their wives they *cannot* do something. This, by the way, in my opinion can be applied with the genders reversed AND I’m only referring to Halal outings with friends. If a wife wants to go out and get tea with her friends, what reason would the husband have to deny her unless he was controlling and/or oppressive? Women are not children and should be free to carry out their lives and maintain friendships at their own discretion. The second point that I’m getting stuck on is both Ali and Mohammed’s take on polyamory and the s*xual nature of men. Isn’t polyamory in the Qur’an a mechanism to protect widowed women and orphans in times of war, not a means satisfy this supposed s*xual or polyamorous nature of men that they’re referring to? And where in the Qur’an or the Sunnah does it even say that men have a stronger s*xual nature than women that needs to be satisfied through polyamory? As far as I know, both the Qur’an and science dispel this myth- women have equal s*xual desire to men. And believing women, just like believing men, are instructed to limit the exploration of this desire to their marriage and otherwise avert their gaze towards the opposite gender. Where in the Qur’an or the Sunnah does it encourage or even permit men to take up multiple wives for the purpose of an outlet to expand the exploration of their s*xual desires? Sorry I get a little heated on the second point haha. It is a topic that often frustrates me, especially in the context of Andrew Tate who I find holds some pretty disgusting views on the matter. I don’t mean to come off as challenging. My questions are genuine and I would like to know if I disagree with them due to a lack of knowledge! Thank you very much! Alhamdulillah.

I revert to Islam 10 years ago ✊🏻

The epistemological standard of the West is fallen so much,that someone speaking something obvious has become a flash of truth......👍🌌🌌

He is speaking against immorality of women but he actually contributes to it unfortunately. He seems to not be able to sacrifice this dunya for the akhira. Also his main goal is to sell a dream to young impressionable men and take their money. He charges people 50 dollars for a discord link basically there's a video about that. Seems like a normal guy who has a lot of good values but let's be honest his main goal is to make money. That's it.

Alhumdulilah for Islam. So simple. No stress, no confusion, everything laid out on how to live our lives. Mau Allah give us the strength to follow our deen and keep steadfast. Ameen.

Being a mother and housewife is a huge responsibility. In the west it tends to be overlooked under-appreciated and underestimated, by even the husbands a lot. I think this is why more and more women do not want it.

As a Muslim, we already have the greatest role model.

I'm a Catholic Christian, but I have the deepest respect for Islam and how you stick to its principles, when I see one of you I see a man of conviction, a man of faith, a man of action, and a man who isn't easily corrupted. You have managed to survive these trying times with courage and diligence. Allah Akbar brothers.

Just came across this channel. I'm not Muslim but what the brother in the black t-shirt said in the end bit of the video about complementarity between men and women, has become a learning opportunity for me. Thank you to the Muslim brothers providing wisdom in their commentary.💯

Extremely disappointed, he said the most disgusting things and you choose to focus on something that is in turn abusive because no man has the right to force anyone divorce her if you don’t like what she is doing.He is saying the worst things a person can say to women. You are a disgrace and all you do is pushing women towards leaving Islam because I had so much trust in you now I don’t now I realize that the Islamic community would highlight the good in Andrew tate speech and ignore the most disgusting things.

Andrew Tate infiltrated the Muslim youth by talking about Islam in a positive way, the youth cling on to this because they are weak and ignorant, now Tate says anything and the youth follow, as if Tate is their prophet. Unfortunate, learn your deen, learn about the prophets, the sahaaba, these are our role models, not someone using Islam to grow a platform and make money from it

I deeply respect that Islam has reverence for natural law

"For every action there's a reaction" also goes the other way. How am I as a woman supposed handle constantly seeing blatant misogyny both online and irl? Why would my logical reaction not be to turn to feminism, when that's the only ideology that directly "defends" me against the sexism? If the phrase is true, are the "mini andrew tates" not the ones to blame for women not being true to their "nature"? Was it not the action of misogyny that first caused feminism to be needed? Ps, only interested in logical answers and arguments not in defensive reactions.

Can we stop praising non Muslims above Muslims and acting like they're offering us something amazing!!!! We don't need outsiders.

You guys need to show the woman rights in Islam. because your way of speaking may interrupted in wrong ways towards women and that's not Islam Just explain more I would say!

Don't be fooled guys. While the guy has great opinions, half of his are double-standard filled wrong opinions. I saw a lot of vids about him

I’ve missed this duo, y’all need to post more frequently! Much love brothers, Jazak’Um’Allāh Kheiran!

This thinking is as toxic as andrew tate's thinking. Women are just as visual as men.

Tate is trynna say: Lack of warriors = weaker men = weaker society = more control

Iam a Christian but i love islam religion infact iam thinking of also joining the other side🙏

This definitely needs a second part. Expand on Andrew tates believes and intents please. This is good stuff.

Assalamualaikum brother This whole debate is missing one thing. Give people clear directions on how to achieve this archetype through the SEERA and QURAN.

It feels like a while since I’ve seen Ali and Hijab in one video. As always their discussions together are always so insightful and interesting to listen to.

Agree. I'm not Muslim but westerners have lost their minds on a lot of this stuff, so I can't help but agree with you guys a lot of the time. You've kept a lot of your common sense.

To be honest, I do feel there are some double standards in the practising Muslim families I've seen around me - which is not Islam. The wives do shape their life largely around their husbands when it comes to who they have round at the house and where they go. But the husbands tend to TELL their wives when they want a friend round and the wife is generally expected to cook for that friend. Of course, it's good to support the husband, but I feel there could be more mutual respect and consideration because the expectations seem to be different. I've also seen how some brothers like to free mix with the excuse that they can have a second wife etc, but in a way that is cheap, and yet they tell their wife to wear niqab and will not allow their wife to leave the house at all. And the sisters tolerate the free mixing because they think there is 'so much fitna' and their sabr is a way to get to Jannah. They have a point, but I don't believe that suppression is always synonymous with piety. Being constantly passive to injustice isn't healthy longterm. That's what I've seen around me anyway and it's pretty sad.

I absolutely love listening to Mohammed talk about contemporary societal issues.

Im a muslim . I only like him cuz he makes feminists mad and he is funny . Dont follow what he says