Part 2 , my original post is below, it got deleted and i spent time writing it up , so have a read. Also, please stop doxxing thee guys, they're scum, but that is too much imo, the intention is to bring to light and
The “Good Guys”
Publicly, it’s deen, marriage, modesty and character.
Privately? Filth.
Women’s profiles passed around like content. Women mocked, sexualised, rated, gossiped about and treated like entertainment by men whose whole online image is “good Muslim brother” cosplay.
The sisters they smiled at, followed, interacted with and acted friendly towards? Ridiculed and backbitten behind closed doors.
And it was not just misogyny. The screenshots also show racism, degrading comments, and Palestine being ridiculed through a sexist joke about a Palestinian woman’s profile. A Muslim woman. A Palestinian woman. Turned into a punchline by men who probably post about the Ummah when it gets them likes.
This is not “banter.” This is not one joke taken out of context. This is who they are when they think nobody can see them.
And do not pretend only the person typing is guilty. If you laughed, encouraged it, fed information, or helped make that space feel safe for this behaviour, you are part of the filth too.
The Muzz screenshots are vile. Muslim women are there looking for marriage, not to become group chat material for bored, insecure men pretending to be respectable online.
“Private chat” is not a defence. It is where you see their true face, not the mask they want you to see.
Islam is not a costume. Deen is not branding. A “good brother” reputation means nothing when behind closed doors you are degrading Muslim women, backbiting your own friends, making racist comments, mocking Palestine, and laughing along while women are reduced to screenshots, bodies, ratings and gossip.
So if you, as a Muslim, are making excuses for this, be honest about what you are defending: misogyny, racism, humiliation, exploitation, backbiting, deceit and the abuse of women’s trust.
And if you are a woman rushing to protect men who speak about women like this, ask yourself why their reputation bothers you more than the women they degraded. At some point, you are not being “fair.” You are doing free PR for men who have probably laughed or sexualised you in the same chat.
“They’re young,” pathetic cop‑out, it does not excuse an adult who says they’re ready for marriage.
“Wrong crowd,” they were the crowd. These were the people they chose to be with
“Private chat,” exactly, and look what came out.
“Everyone sins,” stop weaponising Islam to protect men from accountability.
“Stop judging your brothers,” maybe tell your brothers to stop acting like haramis first.
And to the adjacent “Sisters chat”: you have 3+ spies feeding information to at least two different guys. If you were in that server, interacted with them, trusted them, joked with them, or thought you were safe around them, understand this clearly: you may have been discussed, mocked or ridiculed too.
Oh and FYI, not everything could not be shared because Muzz will take it down for being too vile.
That should tell you enough.
This is not brotherhood.
This is not masculinity.
This is not Islam.
Additional evidence in the comments!