Do you think the manosphere or redpill influences some men to convert to Islam? If so, do you know any men who have converted to Islam through the influence of the manosphere? Either in real life or online.

Personal_Dirt3089 · 2025-04-07T20:38:05+00:00

So first: there is no legitimate person that decides who is and is not manosphere. It can be any religion. The main things pushed by manosphere are larping as macho from behind a keyboard, assigning weird influencers to be your patron saints and living vicariously through them, and lack of empathy. There is also a huge mix if right wing culture war nonsense.

It is more bizarre that any muslim would be part of manosphere because sitting behind a keyboard larping as macho is not macho, and because the alt right demographic mixed into manosphere circles tends to want every nonwhite and nonchristian person to be dead.

M_elisa0901 · 2025-04-18T22:33:31+00:00

The redpill is quite opressing to women and strict towards respect for the man but in a more extreme way than we know in the west or in Balkan countries. The expectations are much higher on the women and men just like you see in islam/Arabic believe systems. I dont call this wrong but its far from the "western" known way. Im happy to see your question so i can share my thoughts on it.

If you think about it, the islam or Arabic believe systems are more about Men comes first, women comes second. Called respect to a man, than Christian western believes or other believes we have here or in Balkan countries. This is not perse wrong but a different relationship dynamic. Arabic/islam believe systems are more about respect to a man and dominance which you find in the red pill too, which is not immediately wrong but a different look on relationships. Western and Balkan relationships are more about mutual respect and EQUALITY. So there s the difference. So yes, it sounds and looks like a radical believe is implemented which is far from our western relationships and culture. That is what ive came to know after studying red pill.

Comfortable-Table-57 · 2025-08-11T08:42:37+00:00

These people who convert to Islam were Islamophobic before. They only converted to fuel their other far right sociological takes (misogyny).

Ayo-01 · 2025-04-08T01:17:46+00:00

There is a specific brand of “Islam” currently being promoted by some online muslim figures that red-pill men may be attracted to. However, I still actually see far more white-supremacist Islamaphobic red-pillers than anything else. When Andrew Tate became Muslim (or so he says), most red-pillers were vehemently opposed to it, to the point where it hurt his popularity a bit.

Whats ironic is that the actual fundamental teachings of Islam are diametrically opposed to red-pill ideology, and the overall between the two are surface level at best. From an Islamic perspective, Red-pill culture is absolutely degenerate and morally bankrupt filth, so it’s interesting to see some red-pillers choose Islam.

becomesharp · 2025-04-07T03:00:08+00:00

The problem with the term "manosphere" is that it now encompasses everyone from Joe Rogan to Elon Musk to Andrew Tate to David Goggins to Ben Shapiro to Eric Weinstein. Many of those people have diametrically opposed viewpoints. Basically the manosphere is now anyone who identifies as male. It's worthless as a label because it applies to everyone so it has lost meaning.

And because of this, yes, i know manosphere types who have converted to islam. But i also know some who have converted to buddhism. And christianity. And atheism.

Are you more referring to "alpha male" influencers like Tate and Sneako?

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