The infidel tattoo is a new craze around America and a few other countries. There are multiple ways to get these tattoos designed and the meanings can be slightly or completely different from person to person. Infidel tattoos certainly aren’t for everyone, but some people see them as a great way to “fight back” against those who oppose them. On this page we will take a look at some of the reasons why some folks do decide to get infidel tattoos and some of the different designs that they come in.

In most cases, it seems, people who get infidel tattoos want to show their pride in being the type of people who Islamic terrorists hate. Infidels translates to non-believers, unbelievers, and are looked at as the enemy by many Islamic terrorist groups. When someone gets an infidel tattoo, they are showing that they are proud that they are not on those people’s side. It’s a badge of honor for people who have fought against the terrorists or those who simply want to show that they do not fear the terrorists.

Another reason why someone might choose to get an infidel tattoo is because they want to use it as an atheist tattoo. Rather than looking at “infidel” as a bad word or something that offends them, they instead turn it around to show that they are proud to be “unbelievers.” Obviously this will be seen as an offensive tattoo to many people who see it since it seems to be mocking people who do have strong religious beliefs. However, people who do get the infidel tattoo for this reason aren’t necessarily doing so to put down other people’s beliefs, though there definitely are some people who do get them for that reason.

Unsurprisingly, people who served in the Middle East make up a very high percentage of the folks who get infidel tattoos. They have seen the hate that terrorists have first-hand and want to show that they take a lot of pride in being on the other side of that battle. These tattoos are usually in very visible spots on their bodies so everyone can see that they have no fear of anyone who would kill them simply because they have different beliefs.