The Deen Show – Andrew Tate – Islam Cures Racism

			All of us know you thought you'd be revert to Islam and everything obviously I know, video.
		

			How's your life change in any way? How'd you feel? I mean, it's been a bit of a while now. You feel
like change you feel a bit.
		

			The Brotherhood is amazing. Yeah, that's the first thing I will say you want to cure racism as long
as there's racism is totally like, it's it's amazing. The Brotherhood, that's that's certainly
there. I certainly do feel more relaxed. I feel like I always had faith to a degree. So it's not
like I'm brand new to the idea of faith. But I certainly feel more relaxed. I feel like a lot of the
things which I knew were degenerate, but especially when you're you kind of get to a weird fame was
a weird thing to also answer your question. When you're kind of on your way up to fame, or you're
getting famous, or you're quite famous, you want to be in the place you're supposed to be right. And
		

			then you get to a level of fame, where you just don't want to go anywhere. It's just like, but a lot
of things. It's, it's great to look at things that previously I would have felt like for work I
should be at or for social, cause people I know I shouldn't be at and just just go around
		

			around town staying. So that's good. What's the hardest thing so far is anything nothing's been
hard. I've quit alcohol hasn't been difficult. But I've always had insane willpower. So I can I can
do anything I want. I just feel like it's a journey, there's a lot to learn, it can be quite
daunting. You know, like even even the language even, like it's very hard to learn. So I'm just on a
journey like everyone else, and I'm trying to study it. So so give us some Arabic words.
		

			Oh, I know so far is philosophy.
		

			But yeah, it's very hard. So I'm doing my best with it. But
		

			I think like I've explained before on other podcasts, it's the only religion that that's left on the
planet worth that has serious boundaries. I saw actually, Islamic sky, an Islamic podcast, I don't
know who he was, who said Tate reverted to Islam because it's intolerant or because its degree of
intolerance is because of its strict lines. And people are trying to walk away from it because of
its strict lines. But Tate understands the beauty of strict lines. And that's exactly what it is.
You need to have boundaries in life like everything we just discussed. If you remove boundaries,
that it becomes a Free For All right, so you need to have now that's a very good point he made
		

			because I'm not seeing that. I like to watch that because I see young I speak to guys about Islam
all the time and young boys and I see them trying to chase that Western kind of way of life. I want
to be this that when you've all got who has it all. In this world. Like you say, he comes Islam, so
to all young guys feel ashamed, like Don't feel shy or embarrassed to be what you are and I'm
Muslim, I'd be proud like I've always been, I could be in a meeting. Anywhere. Everyone knows me. I
won't touch alcohol. I'll pray in the corner. Brothers and sisters the same way we're going to have
to check out of a hotel if we're staying at one and the same way we plan for our trips here we got
		

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