Andrew Tate Confirms that He has Converted Himself to Islam

A video that went viral on social media shows him praying at a mosque.   British-American kickboxer and controversial influencer Andrew Tate was banned from all social media platforms earlier this year for misogynistic comments.

BRITISH-AMERICAN INFLUENCER ANDREW TATE SAYS HE CONVERTED TO ISLAM

ANDREW CONFURM ON HIS TWITTER

Former kickboxer born in Chicago and raised in Luton previously described Islam as “the world’s last true religion”, but admitted he is a Muslim after a video of him praying in a mosque went viral.

Tate a self-professed “success coach,”announced one of his remaining social media accounts called Gettr. “That’s why I am a Muslim. Any Christian who believes in good and understands the true struggle against evil must convert. Allah’s promise is the Quran 30:60 of truth,” his note read.

TAM KHAN AND Andrew TATE PRAYRING TOGATHR IN MOSQUE

In the viral video, he is seen praying at a mosque alongside Hollywood actor and MMA fighter Tam Khan. ,” Khan captioned the video on her social media pages. In a lengthy comment, he further explained the reasons for Tate’s conversion and assured him.”Brother Andrew is very sincere and his heart belongs to Islam.

Let me set a few things straight. Why did you record our prayers? Because it helps us post something positive,” Tate stressed, emphasizing that it was the first time he’d prayed. “Andrew could say no. He knows it could hurt his already controversial situation on social media, but he did it himself. By God.”,

KHAN STATEMENTS ABOUT HIM

It was a special visit to the mosque. Only he and I wanted it. He had planned it a few days ago, but today he reminded me to go,” Khan said.

“I am glad we did this so that people could see his true side. Moreover, It was a great way to start his journey when he was on the road, and he talked at length about the Koran, the Hadith, the achievements of the Prophet Muhammad, God bless him and peace, and misconceptions about Islam.”

Furthermore, He pointed out that they used it to motivate young children to be religious and not be ashamed to pray. We agreed that it should not be featured in a podcast or otherwise because it claims to be No one is perfect, but thank God he has a good heart and pure intentions,” Khan said.

In conclusion, Khan points out that lifestyle changes aren’t something that can be done quickly and that he accepts the truth and believes it’s necessary, allowing Tate to break the news any way he pleases. I urged my followers to explain.

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