- Millennial and Gen-Z women claim they are converting to Islam, attributing their decision to the Israel-Hamas conflict, with TikTok being a platform for sharing their religious journeys.
- Some converts cite the perceived resilience of Palestinians and their faith during the conflict as a motivating factor, viewing Islam as an act of rebellion against the West.
- TikTok plays a significant role, with users like Alex and Megan Rice sharing their conversion experiences and establishing online communities, such as the World Religion Book Club, which engages thousands.
- The phenomenon includes the idea of “reversion,” viewing conversion to Islam as a return to the faith one is born into. Some experts suggest that this trend reflects a form of rebellion against Western values. Read More
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