TRENDING: Andrew Tate converted to Islam?
- Publish date: Monday، 24 October 2022 Reading time: 1 min read | Last update: Friday، 20 December 2024
The controversial influencer, Andrew Tate has been banned from all Social Media platforms and has reportedly converted to Islam.
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A video of Andrew Tate, a former professional kickboxer, has been in the news lately for his controversial statements. He was also banned from all Social Media Networking Platforms.
Recently a video of him from his visit to Dubai, UAE, went viral over the internet. In the video, he was seen praying next to Tam Khan, who said he was just taking time to accept Islam publicly.
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This is how Twitter reacted to the news.
Hearing news that Andrew Tate has converted to Islam.
— Arjun* (@mxtaverse) October 24, 2022
Everyone knows he didn't do it for spiritual reasons but because being a Muslim shelters you from criticism by woke liberals and makes you immune to cancel-culture.
If it can be confirmed that Andrew Tate has become Muslim, then I would advise us all to observe silence about him. Neither should we vilify him nor praise him as Islam's hero.
— Abdullah Mullanee (@aamullanee) October 23, 2022
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andrew tate used to run an islamophobic twt account when will muslims get that he’s not on our side
— ? (@maternaluv) October 22, 2022
Andrew tate lost all his social media platforms. Now he is “converting” to Islam. He knows Muslims jump with excitement if anyone converts. He spots gullibility & how to control his next target of people. This man wants to be treated like a king. He has found his audience.?
— محسن (@no7MRA) October 23, 2022
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