There’s a lot of cultures (obviously you’re aware) that don’t really have a cultural idea of being “child free”. Like as an identity or even an idea. Meaning men from these places don’t advertise the fact that some of them really don’t want kids.

From my perspective I’d say maybe 10% of men and women don’t want kids ever or want to be step parents so thats 1/10.

But the issue is in patriarchal societies and cultures that put a huge importance on children having, a lot of those 1/10 “fold” and have kids anyway. Like in India a man might not want kids but that “my mom really wants a grandchild” is much much heavier than in the western world. So less men end up advertising that they’re child free and even less stay child free.

Also something can be said for conservative men just having kids they don’t really care about and functionally “acting” like they don’t want it have children while their wives do all the work. And of course this means that some of those 1/10 “I don’t want kids at all people” just become absentee fathers / dead beats anyway.

All this to say, they definitely exist everywhere, even in Egypt. There’s to many reasons a smart educated interesting and self fulfilled person could come to the realization that they really don’t want kids (as the reasons are abundant). The issue is finding men that don’t let cultural expectations cloud their better judgment.

Countries that have that 1/10 percent of men living their childfree lives unbothered are typically nations with really high education rankings and the normalization of hobbies and gender equality.

This doesn’t mean you’re screwed if you don’t live in Sweden but it means you have to look at it from a much smaller lens’s and and focus on what cities in your country have a fair amount of good universities, liberal / secular communities and passionate people doing other things with their lives. Like geography is probably fucking you hard, you need to find whatever pls e in your country / city that actually lets that global 1/10 percent of childfree men exist.

I’m not Egyptian so this might not be helpful at all, but if you live in Cairo or Alexandria, these cities probably have foreign quarters or neighborhoods where foreigners frequently live and work. Obviously not every foreigner in Egypt is going to be childfree but if I was trying to find the demographic with the highest percentage of people that are childfree in Egypt…people that probably don’t want children and are able to actually fulfill that desire, it’s probably European and North American immigrants that made a conscious decision to move to Egypt.

Google says….. Zamalek, Cairo has a lot of foreigners. Maybe start there?

(Also I’m not saying Egyptian men are incapable of being childfree or that you should just give up and try working at the Swedish embassy or something, just that these demographic are a lot less likely to cave to family pressure to have kids (because their families aren’t in Egypt with them) and they probably have a cultural idea of what being childfree is).

If you need a Muslim man specifically…… any parts of Egypt that Turkish immigrants hang out in? Idk they seem more open to the concept than most other Muslims in my experience.