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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. | 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. | ||
=== | ===Affirms inceldom existed in the 7th century=== | ||
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. | 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. | ||