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The Islamic focus on attractiveness, wealth and status sounds very similar to the [[LMS]] theory. As such, Islamic principles can be popular even among non-Muslim [[red piller]]s and [[black piller]]s in the [[incelosphere]]. | The Islamic focus on attractiveness, wealth and status sounds very similar to the [[LMS]] theory. As such, Islamic principles can be popular even among non-Muslim [[red piller]]s and [[black piller]]s in the [[incelosphere]]. | ||
==Contrast== | |||
===Inceldom-erasure=== | |||
There are some Quranic verses which contradict the reality of inceldom; the Quran presupposes that inceldom doesn't exist! | |||
:::::: "And one of His signs is that He has created for you, spouses from amongst yourselves so that you might take comfort in them and He has placed between you, love and mercy. In this there is surely evidence (of the truth) for the people who carefully think." (Surah 30, Verse 21) | |||
When a muslimcel reads the above verse he obviously thinks to himself that this verse doesn't apply to him. The verse claims that God fosters spouses for his male and female creation; this flies in the face of reality with millions of men and women unable to find a partner, especially men. Such inceldom erasure when that doesn't apply to real life (as inceldom obviously exists) may cause a rise in apostasy to occur among muslimcels. | |||
===Inceldom affirming=== | |||
The above example of inceldom erasure within the Quran contradicts the narratives of the hadith, wherein inceldom ''does'' exist. For example in the following hadith, there is a narrative among some men whom are lengthily absent from their spouses, causing them to feel a sense of involuntary celibacy. | |||
:::::: "Muhaririz said: "I entered the mosque and saw Abu Said al-Khudri. I sat with him and asked about withdrawing the penis (while having intercourse), Abu Said said: We went out with the Apostle of Allah on the expedition to Banu al-Mustaliq, and took some Arab women captive, and we desired the women, for we were suffering from the absence of our wives" (Abu Dawud, Volume 2, 2167) | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||