Following his contentious comments regarding money, gender roles, and wealth, Dr. Farouk, a physician and social media celebrity, has generated a lot of online backlash.
Dr. Farouk asserted on his social media accounts that males are more likely to succeed financially if they offer money to women. He asserts that greater prosperity and benefits are closely correlated with kindness toward women.
“The more you give a woman money as a man, the more money you will make. Many men are making millions now because they give women money. Take it from me. Women are blessings from God,” he wrote.
In a follow-up post, he further emphasized his stance, stating that since he began giving women money regularly, he has experienced consistent blessings in his life.
“Since I started giving women money at every opportunity I get, blessings have been following me left, right, and center. Men, if you want to be rich, you must give women money. Women are born to receive, while men are born to give, so give today so you can receive. Women are blessings. Take it from me,” he added.
See reactions below;
@faith_fatimaabubakari said, “What you have said is true. A woman you take very good care of will go on her knees and release dangerous prayers for you. And when she releases her feminine sexual energy (something people don’t know) only good luck and wealth will follow you.”
officialcontroll commented, “This is why I want to give multiple women my money so it can multiply back to me 😂.”
craig__weqwa_chitobo added, “I think the women you are talking about is your mother i guess🙏💯.”
theshaihillgirl noted, “Ever wondered how Arab men pay their wives with the role of being a wife and their woman.”
archibonq wrote, “Maybe I’ve been investing in the wrong blessing 😐.”
moneeh_sola added, “Thanks for saying this coz some men don’t know.”
geniuschisquared reacted, “Some ladies are blessings.. you meet them and your life begins to change for good! Some are like curses everything goes bad the moment you have anything to do with them… One must learn to have a discerning spirit.”