Well said Sabrina... Alot of us kinda romanticise Korea but you put it simply, there's racism and also wariness, it can get confused but we should honestly be there for our Korean reverts n Muslims bros and sis cuz they are paving the way for us foreigners. Thank you for always being real with us 😊😊
I love South Korea! I very much wanna visit! I know that you shouldn’t believe everything from kdrama’s. So I did my research, I found out about about the bad things about Korea. Every country and place has their pros and cons
@@OqhixiismThat's right. Good job on your research. And every person's experience in Korea will be different! So sometimes people just have to see it for themselves.
Yeah definitely everyone’s experience is unique. When I came there and did nothing to upset other citizens, I was treated harshly. I didn’t look ugly or express my religion. I’m not Muslim, I just look very Chinese and Japanese. Some people who were Japanese seemed to have a good time but I’ve met a lot more rude people than polite and nice. Though maybe my standards were raised from Japan. Singapore was a bit of the same and they had rly nice food to make up for it but I cannot say the same abt South Korea. I’ve spoken up about Korea a few times and about how it’s different for each person. Each time I’ve gotten hate because they cannot accept that those knets can be reflected as irl people
@@Oqhixiismkorean are racist. End of story. To compare, no matter how theres so much accused racism in Malaysia its never to the point where someone simply take off the hijab or teachers refuse to teach students of other races and religion. If there is then give me the links thanks
@@Aeybiseediywell hate to break it to you, but just like how the op said, bad experiences from certain country’s people doesn’t warrant that everyone from that country is gonna be like that. If you say Koreans are racist, that itself is negatively stereotyping all of Koreans. Yes, as a Korean I can tell you so many people are racist and afraid of differences (like religion) due to Korea being a homogeneous country but not all of us are shitty lol. Every country has their fraction of shitty ppl, and they have their pros and cons :)
My 11yo is "forced" to wear it when she go to school in September, not physically but theyre brainwashing her like how good girls should wear it n blah blah, i just feels very bad for her i wish i had the power to do something because she told me she doesnt want to wear it yet
I think there’s just bad apples everywhere. Even here in Malaysia, this Muslim girl forced my little sister (we’re Non-Muslims) to wear a hijab, to influence her to convert. People need to respect that other people have their own religion and them not being the same religion as you, doesn’t mean you can force them to fit your own ideals.
If you run into that person, please remind them that forceful conversion is haram in Islam, so she is commuting a major sin. The only time anyone should require hijab is inside a mosque.
@@tyrannasparxofcourse duhh there's a whole separate section made for women and another section for men. However, for women it's not obligatory for them to pray in the mosque in congregation. They can pray at home but for men, it's obligatory upon them to pray in congregation in the mosque.
My neighbor said the same thing to my mom. "Why don't you just convert to Islam?" Another case was when my mom wore shorts (at knee-length) and the same neighbor said, "That's too revealing. Men are going to look at you." She was basically implying that wearing knee-length shorts would "invite" or seduce men to assault someone. It made me kind of uncomfortable, but she was still a good neighbor to us (aside from those weird moments) and helped us a lot so we didn't pay much attention to it.
@@jessicaw_the thing is there's always someone like them in major communities whether muslim or not. I'm indonesian and see my friend face the same things. It's not blatant but saying that nonchalantly is seriously tick me off
But on the flipside, there are many people who are very welcoming and warm. When I visited Korea in 2016, with my cousin, both of us black hijabis, we were so welcomed by every single person who spoke to us. we even had a convo with some older men next to our table and they paid for our dinners. Not everywhere is perfect but there is good too
Ofc there are good people and bad people everywhere. But keep in mind that visiting is totally different from actually living there for an extended period.
I had a Vietnamese friend who studied in Korea. She has tan skin tone and was bullied by other girls in the campus. They weren't being wary but malicious. Being wary is different than being straight up a bully. If they were wary then they would have avoided her and do their own business. But cornering a girl and mocking her, pushing her around, is not being wary. Were they really wary in their own home country all because of a single girl? What was she gonna do? Poison them or steal their boyfriends? Stereotypical mentality isn't an excuse for bullying.
Koreans are weird. They are hostile towards their own people(or people who look east asian) if they look or act different, but with foreigners, they just let them be, especially white people.
@@ananyapanda4857koreans are very well known for hating on s.e. asians sadly, so this is no surprise. i hope you're friend is doing well, she didn't deserve that :(
True especially from extremist white supremacist people but majority here are very diverse and everyone just mind their business, just make sure you threaten them if they threaten you first they seem to be scared of us 😂
I′m under a Japan scholarship programme where most of my Japanese lecturers want to stay in Malaysia because of the unchanging weather and cheap stuff 😂 - the ones who want to go back only want to because of their family.
And this is what other religion people face in muslim country or dominant muslim country too tho... In Indonesia, They told Indonesian Chinese to "go back to where they belong" too 😅..
Sorry but I'm living in Muslim country as non- Muslim I have friends some Muslim some non- Muslim I never see something like this But I believe the people who are saying Muslim do the same with others belief I bet those people have never been in Muslim country just speaking sh!t based on other experience 🙃🙃
You're strong to stay there for 5 years, if it was me I would've cried every night and left the country. But I'm pretty sure it's more difficult for koreans because if ur foreign you can go back to your country, but if ur Korean you might as well just have to accept it and be patient. May Allah help every muslim that struggles with practicing their religion peacefully
Most middle eastern countries give priority to preserve their Islamic heritage and culture and are very protective of it. And that’s not being racist. And it’s okay for other countries to be protective of their culture and traditions the same way. I lived in a predominantly Buddhist neighborhood and suddenly a Muslim organization started to buy land from that area and had their people occupy them in 6 months. They built a mosque right infront of the Buddhist temple and started playing their prayers through loudspeakers. Of course, naturally the older residents started to feel threatened.
I’m a month late to this but can you tell how forcefully removing someones hijab is being protective of your culture? That’s literally physical assault.
@@hhhh9690 I didn’t mention any thing about physically forcing someone to remove their hijab. But since you asked, how do you feel when you’re being forced to wear one when you’re not even a Muslim ? Isn’t that trying to protect their own culture ? I work in a middle eastern country and I have accustomed to the cultural practices. We need to accept that there’s different countries with different cultures and we are not entitled to have our way everywhere. If you feel entitled to do so, then maybe do that in a community/place that welcomes/appreciates your practices. It’s simple as that. When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
@@Chapa24. no one is forcing anyone to wear it just because two countries do it doesn’t mean that all Muslim countries do it. You really been lied to and you still keep believing that lie. And saying what you said under Muslim girls video you are basically justifying what happened to her and her friend. I live in Muslim country no one ever mentioned me not wearing hijab or tried to force me to wear it.
@@hhhh9690I love how you reject facts by saying just 2 countries 😂 ...... but angry with the hijab incident which happened with the one individual...which can be told just for publicity...........
@@hhhh9690Only 2 countries may legally enforce wearing a hijab, but almost all of them socially pressure women to wear one. Wear a hijab, or risk being looked down upon by society. You’ve clearly never lived in the Middle East as a non-Muslim if you can’t recognize this behavior. Muslims are quite extreme about preserving their way of life in their countries, and they start crying when other countries do the same against them. I don’t want to excuse extreme behaviors like ripping hijabs off of women, but nonetheless I hope you recognize the sheer hypocrisy here.
The Islamophobic comments frightened me. It's ridiculous that people support discriminating against others based on their religion. The girl literally mentioned that her friend forcibly removed her hijab, which is physical violence. Reading those comments makes me feel unsafe about traveling anywhere. Luckily, I live in the Emirates where I can freely practice my religion and wear what I want. I sympathize with Muslims elsewhere facing backlash due to the actions of countries like Iran and Afghanistan. It's backward, and we shouldn't endorse such behavior.
I’m pretty sure there are 0.4% of Muslims are living in korea who are mostly foreigners 😟 and korea is a community of atheists, Buddhism and Christians. Koreans are very protective about their religion and country.
@@promi429 u can't expect everyone in a country to be at their best behavior. Obviously it can be quite hurtful if such incidents happen but generalising all koreans is wrong. Being protective of ur own culture while being respectful towards others is best👍
I’m so glad to see you bringing awareness to this topic which is overlooked and rarely discussed. When it comes to the truth a lot of people tend to ignore it and pretend it’s not happening. Like you said it’s the part where a lot of people have romanticised Korea due to Kdramas. The media only shows us what they want us to see and that is the falsehood. Wishing you all the best.
I'm very vary of Islam and Christianity. Two religions that have a propensitiy for creating extremists. It's why I am personally vary of abrahamic religions.
You’re only wary because you trust what you see on the news and social media without much question, if you truly do your research on said Abrahamic religions you’ll see how truly peaceful and balanced the Abrahamic religions especially Islam truly is, I recommend watching Omar Suleiman and Mufti Menk if you wanted to do some genuine research:)
@@F.sweet1no Islam is not peaceful. Murdering people and saying "allah hu akbar" is not peaceful. Raping a 9 year old is not peaceful Which is done by the founder of islam "Mohammad" .He was Necrophile, a pedophile and what not. Not All Muslims are bad but the teachings they are getting is dangerous. I have never seen any other religions with terrorist,why it's always islam?. And what about Hamas, raping the people. Though Israel is at fault but raping innocent is not right ,right?.
I'm sorry for what you've been through...한국은 의도적 차별보단 무지함에서 오는 차별이 참 많은 것 같아요... 아직 많이 닫혀있지만 한국은 변화가 빠른 나라인 만큼 이런 부분도 금방 열릴거라고 믿어요! Thank you for sharing your experience and giving us a different perspective.
I live in a Muslim country and literally no one here cares if you are Christian or Hindu or whatever…💀 take you stereotypes back to your empty mind..these days nobody discriminates against other religions the most we’d do is be curios,please don’t follow the stereotypes , plus the only extremist countries which I think you’re talking about are Iran and Afghanistan
@@Han-Han-xs8ksthose who follow islam strictly do such stereotype no cap even their religious leaders are extremist to those who they admire r often a extremist
Ikr! I want to pray during the regular hours(the window of time between prayers), but my teachers refuse to allow me. They say it is disruptive and unappreciative of others around me. And during the times I can pray, other students crowd around and call me unkind things. I eventually just moved to change schools and the students are a lot nicer there. The school actually made a religion room where people of all religions can go to pray. More context, it was only a couple teachers who told me this. The majority of my teachers were understanding and didn't care. Edit: I clarified a few things since some people in the comments had misundertood what I was saying.
im glad you're not in that harmful space anymore ❤ that aside i find it so cool that your new school has a religion 'praying' room, that seems like a great idea :D (genuine)
I wonder how a Christian would be treated in Iran or some other Muslim-dominated country? If I knew a country was not tolerant of my religion, I wouldn't go there.
Malaysia is a Muslim dominated country. Our official religion is Islam. But everyone is very tolerant of each other. We got churches and temples everywhere. Granted, we are multicultural people sharing a land together, so we don't have any problem with each others religion as long as we respect each other. You know what's funny? My mother used to have a Catholic French woman as her boss and that woman used to say that if only she can shoots those people who did azaan in the dawn because its so noisy and disturbed her sleep. Freaking foreign woman who came to our country and said horrible things like that. If you're so bothered by it, then go back to your own country. Just sharing
Christians, Muslims and Jewish people have been living side by side in the middle east through history!! Christians of Iraq are considered to be one of the oldest christian communities in the world too. There are so many churches, for example, in them middle east that were built many centuries ago e.g. Samoun Al-Safa Church built in the 9th century... Syriac Catholic Al-Tahira churge built in 1859. Examples of them living side by side through history.
Nah don’t worry its not like that people are mostly just curious even though they watch the news and have some stereotypes they don’t really see Muslims everyday so they don’t care and it’s mostly the elderly people and the drunk ones ❤
That's not a law, so is it something like a work uniform? How is that different from any other kind of uniform? Like, many girls, Muslim or not, have to wear skirts for school in the UK even if it's not something they want to wear
It's so true. When I was in Korea in the winter, the cold weather is so harsh so I like to cover my braids with a scarf. And the amount of perturbed faces, stares, and people ask my why I'm wearing a scarf and being rude to me was so bad, in comparison to the discrimination from just being Black and not covering in Korea it's unmatched.
당신이 겪은 일은 유감이네요.. 그치만 한국에서도 수많은 사람들이 겨울에 스카프를 두르고 다니고 저도 자주 두르고 다닙니다! 아마 당신에게 무례하게 군 사람은 매우 무지하고 무식한 사람일거에요. 제가 대신 사과합니다..😢 그래도 한국의 모든 사람이 그렇진 않는다는 걸 알아줬으면 좋겠어요😊
it’s a really interesting topic your talking about BUT YOUR SKIN MASHALLAHH!! it is so pretty mashallah tabaraka allah it is very clear and so beautiful i really wish you the best
And now talk about if muslim countries are secular or accepting towards other religions such as hinduism, buddhism, jainism and other minorities....don't cry over some issues, we face discrimination and forceful conversion all the time...
Islam arguably the worst religion in regards to tolerance of others religion and beliefs, playing victims as always classic taqiya, they are crying about Islamophobia and how someone tried to take her friends hijab, meanwhile in islamic countries women are killed because they don't want to wear it, even in europe this is a problem, i know a french gril that camd for her degree in belgium, she moved in a very muslim part of Bruxelles, she was harassed by women and recieved death threats because she would not want to wear the hijab being from maghreb ethnicity, this ideology is dangerous especially for women.
Actually, they are quite accepting. Most Muslim countries get a lot of Christian immigrants and from other religions mainly from Indonesia, Philippines, India, Pakistan, etc. they all have different religions and Muslim countries have to be accepting and are because these immigrants are part of their successful economy now
Bro she is just sharing her experiences just because other people face discrimination doesn’t mean she should face it how does that have to do with her. Plus Uighur muslims in china are also kept in concentration camps and minorities in Pakistan are forcefully converted so it’s an issue with certain people not all Muslims are bad neither are all Hindus/Christians/Atheist are bad!!!
When u go somewhere, u follow that country's culture and rules and try to respect that Dont come east asserting the idea of life of west! The native ppl of that country are not familiar with your faith and values so you are bound to feel "threatened" in their land as you are not organically synthesise with them The ideas and norms are different for every society mam:)
Not treating people badly doesnt threaten a countries culture. Someone calling me an ugly foreigner in Japan was not them defending their culture. Plenty of people in these countries understand this, so those that choose to treat people badly are just doing so out of hate and ignorance.
@@nafisaislam6024if it's so bad why did she even go huh? There r much more islamic nation which treate other religions like that even athiest so what? If u are having problem go back simply
Heartbreaking that someone would force your friend to take of their hijab. Even from a non religious point of view, you should never be touched or forced to take something off without consent:(
ngl but minorities also are not well treated in Muslim dominated areas too, many people have forced me to convert to islam even though I politely rejected..tht was a long story so nvm.....your religion doesn't respect others religion too do u guys feel bad now tht someone is treating u the same way y'all treat others....tolerance is a key I would say!! but yeah forcing someone to take off their hijabs ain't a gud thing man!!
You know what is worst ? Women protesting to get rid of hijabs in muslims countries and they are getting killed for it, but sabrina here is not gonna makes videos about that because that would be anti islam, and if you are gonna victimize yourself and islam make sure to not blame islam for muslim suffering, that is haram so pick and choose subject like palestine, or other country and their view on islam. Sick religion.
@@Idk-qs4nr💀💀 you are blinded by an unreasonable love for a religion. Another 'pajeet'? Then what are you? Another sucide bombing terrorist? Shut up. Stop denying facts.
@@Idk-qs4nrit has everything to do wit this. If Islam cannot accept and treat other religions with respect, then why should others treat *it* with respect?
Like shit, neighbor's "children" throwing dead animals and filth in our garden, writing slurs on our door, death threats from Muslim "friends", public shaming for not covering our hair, refusing to touch thing we touched because none believers are "filthy" and the list goes on💃but not everyone some people are nice 😅
@@Danastolemyheart right 🥵 who killed Christians and stole their homes in Syria and Iraq? Who raped yazidi girls and sold them to slavery? Who force yazidies to change the religion of their children in thier ID? its normal for humans to hate people who are different than them, stop trying to act like angel victims
Yea but remember there are muslims who say to people "Why don't u convert to Islam"? So id say it depends if the person is evil to say that or good to hush it
I'm an Indian. I don't think Muslim countries are very welcome to other religions in their countries. There's no need to be absolutely welcoming to all religions. But tolerance is key.
Muslim countries not welcoming towards other religion no hate I'm just curious is this based of ur personal experience or it's just ur own opinion? because it's not true there are bad people in every single cast religion race being racist or bad doesn't have an identity cuz the majority of the Muslims I met were really kind
@@roseychips1922 its experience. No hate to Muslims as people I'm talking about the country and governments like in Indonesia or Pakistan or Afghanistan or uae. They're all really strict and usually maintain a no tolerance policy towards any practice of other religions
You're wrong. I'm a Muslim , I was born in England , I'm British, lived in Qatar for 13 years. Most Arab and Muslim countries are 90% expats. What you're referring to is media brainwashing. It's against Islam to be intolerant to other religions, and we're some of the most hated and disrespected people on the planet and I've quite frankly had enough. Talk to a Muslim.
@aoy1889 there's a Korean artist who got assaulted publicly just because he's gay. So no, Koreans are still very conservative and close minded. Even feminism is still a kinda taboo thing there. Having tattoo is perceive as bad. They are changing and getting more open minded tho
@dellyspice lol..Holland an artist from Korea got beaten up for being gay..but they are gradually getting more open minded. And what kind of Muslim are you talking about because not all Muslims are strict. In my country, we have queer people eventho our official religion is Islam but the worst thing can happened to you is "eww,gay" that's all. There's even people who are open with their sexuality and the Muslims just pray for the best for them. So yes, in a way, Koreans acted like those extreme Muslims, but not all Muslims are like that 💀
@dellyspice even Koreans themselves admitted that they are closed minded and conservatives. Name me 5 lgbt artists that never got discrimination in Korea I'll wait 💀
But they are also hostile towards specifically Muslims is because of all the history and their forceful conversion of people of other belief and religion to their own . Also it would be a victimization card because I think koreans discriminate towards anything or anyone which does not fall into their category of "right".Which is a person who is Christian, pale white , tall, skinny as chickens, speak fluent korean, has no unique features, says yes to anything they want.
Muslims don't force anyone to revert, if a Christian want to become a Muslim he does it by his own will, besides a person's beleaves are in his mind how would muslims oblige them to beleave in one god. +you can't just force people to pray 5 times a day, fast for a month, stop eating pork, or drinking or dating.... That's just being silly
That doesn't make sense because they are fine with Christians and Christians have possibly the biggest rap sheet when it comes to forced conversions (the Spanish Inquisition, residential schools, eradication of paganism, etc.)
Idk about you, but no one tried to force my Hindu friend to wear hijab or eat meat. She even had her required Ethics credit waived in university, even though they technically weren't supposed to do that (Ethics is the credit non-Muslim students are supposed to take in place of the Islamic studies credit, but there weren't enough non-Muslims who needed to take it that year for there to be a full class. One half-semester credit of Islamic studies or Ethics is required in my country for undergraduate degrees, so it being waived by the university was a big risk for them)
@@internetgirl3541 yeah, I live in a muslim country and i don't even wear a hijab and no one really cares about it + stop sticking to your stereotypes because actually girls in most muslim countries even teens wear t-shirts and don't cover their hair It's only weird if ur an adult and don't wear hijab, but still no one is just gonna jump at you and force you to wear one lol. Just thinking about that makes me laugh
@@internetgirl3541in north Africa ( mostly Muslims countries) you can wear whatever you want . Have whatever religion you want . It is legal and okay . But due to these countries being primarily Islamic , religion became a part of the culture . And I know a lot of people in here who doesn't practice islam but like to wear different styles of hijab .
I think East Asia in general is very silently racist, if that makes sense. Most people are not that up-to-your-face racist that they'll attack you or insult you in front of others(but there's always ppl who'll do just that too) but being openly different be it your religion, race, disability, sexuality, gender etc does warrant some type of hostility in most cases. For example, as a mongolian most people do not mind difference in religion or race but conservative ppl always talk about how one should not associate with such cultures and in general lack knowledge about these things. There's a slur in mongolia called 'lalar' which is a very bad racist slur against islams. Most ppl dont even know or care for that matter that they're being disrespectful and racist. I do wonder if such homogenous countries such as us will one day be able to open up to others differences.
every country have this group of people who hate on someone for their religion/skin color, i’m a non hijabi (also non religious) and i used to always get yelled at for not wearing hijab in my class that’s full of hijabis and my female teachers used to always give me dirty looks and some of them tried to force hijab on me, so it’s not weird for any country to be like this
I cannot believe how can someone tell people to go back to their country?!! I would be so happy that people come in my country and like to live there and feel good. I would like them to be very comfortable with my country and not feel harrased. Why Korean people are like this?!!
Although i like kpop i was really looking forward to visit korea but not anymore bc im afraid of facing discrimination against me as a muslim and a SEA person as in general
I will just tell you bluntly, Koreans do not give af. The Korean public simply does not go out of their way to interact with strangers, they will not even look at you, they’re honestly always just looking at their phones or just straight ahead like everyone else is invisible. It’s honestly the reason why I don’t really believe a lot of SEA people that come online and say they have received some vocal racism from Koreans when the people there do not expend positive or negative energy toward any strangers whether it be foreigner or not. I was puzzled about this cuz I’m Asian American and In the States there is honestly a lot of public interaction going on; good and bad, but in Korea, there’s literally close to zero. Maybe it’s cuz they spend so much of their day with thousands of strangers on public transport that they’ve evolved to just pretend like everyone else is invisible idk 🤷♀️ the middle aged to elderly Koreans are the nicest. They were around when SK was still relatively a warm, not as wealthy, developed country. They’re more willing to help you out and ask you where you’re from , and such. But korea, Japan are not like SEA countries where the locals are very outwardly friendly to tourists, travelers. Ig cuz their countries don’t depend on tourism ,. Idk. They honestly just mind their own business and go about their day no matter what.
@@Fartsquad_ It's because if even 1% of the population is discriminatory, someone living in the country will still eventually run into someone like that. And we know for a fact that Korea has issues with colourism, sexism, racism, and xenophobia, so I do believe it'sore than 1%. But anyways, this is the reason visitors will most likely be fine, but anyone staying there for an extended period is likely to run into such issues.
@@Fartsquad_i live how you invalidated her experience by saying how she overexagerate really show that racsim in south korea is not talked about enough
People need to learn to see and accept that all sides exist, and we shouldnt just shut down others by telling them (her)"on flipside a muslim did this.." or "but i was treated well". She is telling her experience and it exists for her and others, and people need to be more aware of this
Oh, you’re very much right in terms of linguistics and I’m sure she’ll agree with you. Racism and any form of discrimination just tend to be used interchangeably by mistake
@@daixy4651a while ago i saw some videos of a vegetarian girl who documented her journey in korea and there are a lot of vegetarian/ halal restaurants if you search attentively, especially in the countryside near the beaches where there’s mainly fish and vegetables
@@rownii Koreans eat a lot of meat, but they also eat a lot of seafood, some of which she could eat. And they employ heavy use of eggs and tofu as well, so vegetarian meals definitely exist even at normal restaurants. But if you wanted to be extra careful, SK is a majority Bhuddist country, and strict Bhuddists don't eat meat - so there are vegetarian restaurants that cater to them. There are some halal restaurants in Seoul as well, though they are rare. Halal meat is easier to obtain, so Muslims living in Korea would probably just be cooking mostly at home.
Sabrina has inspired me. I’ve always dreamt of being a Korean drama actress but I wasn’t Korean. At first I thought you were not Korean then I saw your movie, ‘girl in the mirror’ and you’ve proved to me that no matter what or who you are you can do whatever you dream of just keep going and never give up. Sabrina deserves to be subscribed because she inspired me by just acting in a k drama ! You are very pretty and hardworking keep up the good work Sabrina ! ❤❤
Korean muslims don't go around discarding their korean Identity and embracing a fake arabic identity that's why you don't notice them,they blend pretty well among other koreans and ,only foreigners who look and wear foreign dresses to them get discriminated in korea for being different. Ofc discrimination is wrong and I'm not defending the discrimination but just stating the thing as they are in korea. Korean muslims live at more ease than foreign muslims in korea. Also i think nobody cares about yours religion in korea until you go around showing it off and go around telling people you're this and that or randomly start promoting your religion.
I have reach a level in my life where now i dont even mind or feel bad when people pass Islamophobic comments to me because i understand that im blessed to be a Muslim and they're not, i know Allah will reward me for praying, fasting, my faith and sabr, while they will be losers in the next life, i know this life is so short and hereafter is never ending so i can take few bad words in this life and then have a beautiful never-ending life in Jannah...trust me when you change yourself mindset and never feel bad from their words then youll feel more peaceful and life will seem more beautiful...
nobody is perfect and i think the more famous south korea gets bc of their shows & music, the more people tend to big up sk and put them on this massive wall that no one can reach. the reality is, they have flaws just like every other country and they have improvements to make just like everyone else. really hope muslims in sk start feeling more accepted asap
No in Islam we believe everyone is born a muslim but the parents are who change you so it’s just a belief i don’t know how that bothers you can you elaborate?
@@nami20622 it’s a very disrespectful belief to hold, based on absolutely nothing factual. it’s the parents who make you a muslim, no one is born religious. religion is a tool for societal control, invented and perpetuated by society and government, which is why you’ll find different religions across the world and why not everyone followed the same religion in the human era before international travel was so possible.
I never understand hijabis doing full face makeup. On one hand you say you want to be modest and on the other hand you are accentuating your face and features and choosing to associate your mood with your looks. P.s. I personally think modesty comes from personal conduct rather than what we wear or put on our faces. Just always confused by hijabis like her who seem to contradict themselves
Makeup has nothing to do with being modest?? Unless it’s the excessive makeup that turns heads because im not sure if you are Muslims but the Islamic ruling is to cover the hair so that’s a must as for the face some say yes others no!!
Well because it is her country she was born in it her ancestors have lived there for ages and she has the right to openly practice her religion and her beliefs in HER homeland
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Having a professor refusing to attend students due to their religion is just insane to me.
He's not educated enough get him outta there
Wise word: not professional
@@anassmohd its not professional its not ethical~
Horrible
Immature too
Well said Sabrina... Alot of us kinda romanticise Korea but you put it simply, there's racism and also wariness, it can get confused but we should honestly be there for our Korean reverts n Muslims bros and sis cuz they are paving the way for us foreigners. Thank you for always being real with us 😊😊
I love South Korea! I very much wanna visit! I know that you shouldn’t believe everything from kdrama’s. So I did my research, I found out about about the bad things about Korea. Every country and place has their pros and cons
@@OqhixiismThat's right. Good job on your research. And every person's experience in Korea will be different! So sometimes people just have to see it for themselves.
Yeah definitely everyone’s experience is unique. When I came there and did nothing to upset other citizens, I was treated harshly. I didn’t look ugly or express my religion. I’m not Muslim, I just look very Chinese and Japanese. Some people who were Japanese seemed to have a good time but I’ve met a lot more rude people than polite and nice. Though maybe my standards were raised from Japan. Singapore was a bit of the same and they had rly nice food to make up for it but I cannot say the same abt South Korea. I’ve spoken up about Korea a few times and about how it’s different for each person. Each time I’ve gotten hate because they cannot accept that those knets can be reflected as irl people
@@Oqhixiismkorean are racist. End of story. To compare, no matter how theres so much accused racism in Malaysia its never to the point where someone simply take off the hijab or teachers refuse to teach students of other races and religion. If there is then give me the links thanks
@@Aeybiseediywell hate to break it to you, but just like how the op said, bad experiences from certain country’s people doesn’t warrant that everyone from that country is gonna be like that. If you say Koreans are racist, that itself is negatively stereotyping all of Koreans. Yes, as a Korean I can tell you so many people are racist and afraid of differences (like religion) due to Korea being a homogeneous country but not all of us are shitty lol. Every country has their fraction of shitty ppl, and they have their pros and cons :)
I'll be able to see my reflection on her flawless glass face😭
Ikr it has no right being that shiny 👀
Fr
Beautiful
Yeah once I saw this Korean looking worker at gong cha ( in a mostly Korean suburb) and her skin was owing like glass.
Fr
Forcefully taking someone’s hijab is a bad as forcing someone to wear one
But the media only highlight when women are being forced to wear it ignoring them when they're being forced to take it off. Pfff freedom alright
Agreed. Either way, you are taking away the person's choice.
@@justheretocomment3673because women have been killed for not wanting to wear
My 11yo is "forced" to wear it when she go to school in September, not physically but theyre brainwashing her like how good girls should wear it n blah blah, i just feels very bad for her i wish i had the power to do something because she told me she doesnt want to wear it yet
@@이효민-w8h big news woman have been also killed for wearing it
I think there’s just bad apples everywhere. Even here in Malaysia, this Muslim girl forced my little sister (we’re Non-Muslims) to wear a hijab, to influence her to convert. People need to respect that other people have their own religion and them not being the same religion as you, doesn’t mean you can force them to fit your own ideals.
If you run into that person, please remind them that forceful conversion is haram in Islam, so she is commuting a major sin. The only time anyone should require hijab is inside a mosque.
@@raerohan4241are women allowed inside mosques?
@@tyrannasparxofcourse duhh there's a whole separate section made for women and another section for men. However, for women it's not obligatory for them to pray in the mosque in congregation. They can pray at home but for men, it's obligatory upon them to pray in congregation in the mosque.
My neighbor said the same thing to my mom. "Why don't you just convert to Islam?"
Another case was when my mom wore shorts (at knee-length) and the same neighbor said, "That's too revealing. Men are going to look at you." She was basically implying that wearing knee-length shorts would "invite" or seduce men to assault someone.
It made me kind of uncomfortable, but she was still a good neighbor to us (aside from those weird moments) and helped us a lot so we didn't pay much attention to it.
@@jessicaw_the thing is there's always someone like them in major communities whether muslim or not. I'm indonesian and see my friend face the same things. It's not blatant but saying that nonchalantly is seriously tick me off
Forcefully taking somebody's hijab should definitely be taken more seriously an incredibly horrible thing to do.
That’s pretty much assault at that point…. seriously so inappropriate
I’m sorry that’s fight time for me.. no touchy!!!👊🏻my hijab
@@ibtissamvanlerberg6825just don't say jihad before you fight
@@TheAlchemist1089😂😂let’s make them more scared
@@nami20622 😂😂
But on the flipside, there are many people who are very welcoming and warm. When I visited Korea in 2016, with my cousin, both of us black hijabis, we were so welcomed by every single person who spoke to us. we even had a convo with some older men next to our table and they paid for our dinners. Not everywhere is perfect but there is good too
For sure no place is perfect, but keep in mind that visiting is not the same as staying there and mixing up with the society. It is very different.
Ofc there are good people and bad people everywhere. But keep in mind that visiting is totally different from actually living there for an extended period.
I had a Vietnamese friend who studied in Korea. She has tan skin tone and was bullied by other girls in the campus. They weren't being wary but malicious. Being wary is different than being straight up a bully. If they were wary then they would have avoided her and do their own business. But cornering a girl and mocking her, pushing her around, is not being wary. Were they really wary in their own home country all because of a single girl? What was she gonna do? Poison them or steal their boyfriends? Stereotypical mentality isn't an excuse for bullying.
Koreans are weird. They are hostile towards their own people(or people who look east asian) if they look or act different, but with foreigners, they just let them be, especially white people.
@@ananyapanda4857koreans are very well known for hating on s.e. asians sadly, so this is no surprise. i hope you're friend is doing well, she didn't deserve that :(
Trust me honey, Islam has been around for a long time in America and people still face discrimination and abuse
True especially from extremist white supremacist people but majority here are very diverse and everyone just mind their business, just make sure you threaten them if they threaten you first they seem to be scared of us 😂
A few Korean lecturers in Malaysia, some very friendly and mix around but some of them well how the students wish they just go back to Korea.
I′m under a Japan scholarship programme where most of my Japanese lecturers want to stay in Malaysia because of the unchanging weather and cheap stuff 😂 - the ones who want to go back only want to because of their family.
that sounds really hard😞 wish the best for them and you guys for sticking to what you believe in, may Allah ease your path 🤍
❤Shukran for the honesty... We all love Korea but we definitely don't see the reality of living there... So shukran sis❤... You're lovely
May allah strengthen your faith and reward your sabr(patience) and give you guidance and protection🤍🤍🤍
Sister, Lots of praise to you. You are facing so much struggle. May Allah protect ease korean Muslim struggle
Ameen
Girl your skin is literally GLOWING and you’re so pretty!! 😭💕
Gurl that glow
And this is what other religion people face in muslim country or dominant muslim country too tho...
In Indonesia, They told Indonesian Chinese to "go back to where they belong" too 😅..
She didn't say they don't 🙄
They don't want talk about that
They don’t (majority), so stop spreading lies
@@VIP_VIBES_ fortunatelly it got lesser nowadays. But even u have to admit that they do, do that.
Sorry but I'm living in Muslim country as non- Muslim I have friends some Muslim some non- Muslim I never see something like this
But I believe the people who are saying Muslim do the same with others belief I bet those people have never been in Muslim country just speaking sh!t based on other experience 🙃🙃
You're strong to stay there for 5 years, if it was me I would've cried every night and left the country. But I'm pretty sure it's more difficult for koreans because if ur foreign you can go back to your country, but if ur Korean you might as well just have to accept it and be patient.
May Allah help every muslim that struggles with practicing their religion peacefully
Most middle eastern countries give priority to preserve their Islamic heritage and culture and are very protective of it. And that’s not being racist. And it’s okay for other countries to be protective of their culture and traditions the same way. I lived in a predominantly Buddhist neighborhood and suddenly a Muslim organization started to buy land from that area and had their people occupy them in 6 months. They built a mosque right infront of the Buddhist temple and started playing their prayers through loudspeakers. Of course, naturally the older residents started to feel threatened.
I’m a month late to this but can you tell how forcefully removing someones hijab is being protective of your culture? That’s literally physical assault.
@@hhhh9690 I didn’t mention any thing about physically forcing someone to remove their hijab. But since you asked, how do you feel when you’re being forced to wear one when you’re not even a Muslim ? Isn’t that trying to protect their own culture ? I work in a middle eastern country and I have accustomed to the cultural practices. We need to accept that there’s different countries with different cultures and we are not entitled to have our way everywhere. If you feel entitled to do so, then maybe do that in a community/place that welcomes/appreciates your practices. It’s simple as that. When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
@@Chapa24. no one is forcing anyone to wear it just because two countries do it doesn’t mean that all Muslim countries do it. You really been lied to and you still keep believing that lie. And saying what you said under Muslim girls video you are basically justifying what happened to her and her friend. I live in Muslim country no one ever mentioned me not wearing hijab or tried to force me to wear it.
@@hhhh9690I love how you reject facts by saying just 2 countries 😂 ...... but angry with the hijab incident which happened with the one individual...which can be told just for publicity...........
@@hhhh9690Only 2 countries may legally enforce wearing a hijab, but almost all of them socially pressure women to wear one. Wear a hijab, or risk being looked down upon by society. You’ve clearly never lived in the Middle East as a non-Muslim if you can’t recognize this behavior.
Muslims are quite extreme about preserving their way of life in their countries, and they start crying when other countries do the same against them. I don’t want to excuse extreme behaviors like ripping hijabs off of women, but nonetheless I hope you recognize the sheer hypocrisy here.
The Islamophobic comments frightened me. It's ridiculous that people support discriminating against others based on their religion. The girl literally mentioned that her friend forcibly removed her hijab, which is physical violence. Reading those comments makes me feel unsafe about traveling anywhere. Luckily, I live in the Emirates where I can freely practice my religion and wear what I want. I sympathize with Muslims elsewhere facing backlash due to the actions of countries like Iran and Afghanistan. It's backward, and we shouldn't endorse such behavior.
I’m pretty sure there are 0.4% of Muslims are living in korea who are mostly foreigners 😟 and korea is a community of atheists, Buddhism and Christians.
Koreans are very protective about their religion and country.
That's a good thing to be protective. And koreans on a general basis are quite tolerant unless someone if deliberately causing a fuss
@@harshitaprusty6640 Well not always tolerant. I have seen cases where they attack people that are different from them without any reason.
@@promi429 u can't expect everyone in a country to be at their best behavior. Obviously it can be quite hurtful if such incidents happen but generalising all koreans is wrong. Being protective of ur own culture while being respectful towards others is best👍
@@harshitaprusty6640 That's true❤
There IS a big différence betwen being protactive and being disrespectful like they were throwing pig meat AT Muslims and putting them in our mosquées
I’m so glad to see you bringing awareness to this topic which is overlooked and rarely discussed. When it comes to the truth a lot of people tend to ignore it and pretend it’s not happening. Like you said it’s the part where a lot of people have romanticised Korea due to Kdramas. The media only shows us what they want us to see and that is the falsehood. Wishing you all the best.
Tbh I've never heard someone ask a nun to remove them veil 🤦🏻♀️ like it's ridiculous how people feel intimidated by our hijab 🧕 smh
Cause nuns don't bomb people...duh...
Fr
We are not intimidated. We are disgusted
@@lovelle263we are also disgusted by your CREEPY AND PERVERT intentions since you guys are dying to see our hair, newsflash : you won't be able to
@@lovelle263 nah It's you who's disgusting
I'm very vary of Islam and Christianity. Two religions that have a propensitiy for creating extremists. It's why I am personally vary of abrahamic religions.
You’re only wary because you trust what you see on the news and social media without much question, if you truly do your research on said Abrahamic religions you’ll see how truly peaceful and balanced the Abrahamic religions especially Islam truly is, I recommend watching Omar Suleiman and Mufti Menk if you wanted to do some genuine research:)
@@F.sweet1no Islam is not peaceful. Murdering people and saying "allah hu akbar" is not peaceful. Raping a 9 year old is not peaceful Which is done by the founder of islam "Mohammad" .He was Necrophile, a pedophile and what not. Not All Muslims are bad but the teachings they are getting is dangerous. I have never seen any other religions with terrorist,why it's always islam?. And what about Hamas, raping the people.
Though Israel is at fault but raping innocent is not right ,right?.
Same
Thanks no one asked
@@F.sweet1 most religious extremists come from Islam, terrorism is an evident proof that abrahamic religions create radicals.
I'm sorry for what you've been through...한국은 의도적 차별보단 무지함에서 오는 차별이 참 많은 것 같아요... 아직 많이 닫혀있지만 한국은 변화가 빠른 나라인 만큼 이런 부분도 금방 열릴거라고 믿어요! Thank you for sharing your experience and giving us a different perspective.
맞아요!! 낯선 모습을 아직 받아들이지 못하는 사람들도 있지만 점점 열린 사회가 빠르게 되가고 있고 지금도 많은 사람들이 다양한 종교를 존중하고 있어요! 더 나은 사회가 되도록 한국시민이 노력하겠습니다😊
Thank you ❤I'm a Muslim and I look forward to visiting Korea one day! You guys have great food!
Imagine non muslims living in islamic nations. How they are discriminated too.
They really aren’t 😂
I live in a Muslim country and literally no one here cares if you are Christian or Hindu or whatever…💀 take you stereotypes back to your empty mind..these days nobody discriminates against other religions the most we’d do is be curios,please don’t follow the stereotypes , plus the only extremist countries which I think you’re talking about are Iran and Afghanistan
@@Han-Han-xs8ksthose who follow islam strictly do such stereotype no cap even their religious leaders are extremist to those who they admire r often a extremist
@@coolcat4117they really are*
@@Pandeyziipandit they really aren’t*
Ikr! I want to pray during the regular hours(the window of time between prayers), but my teachers refuse to allow me. They say it is disruptive and unappreciative of others around me. And during the times I can pray, other students crowd around and call me unkind things.
I eventually just moved to change schools and the students are a lot nicer there. The school actually made a religion room where people of all religions can go to pray.
More context, it was only a couple teachers who told me this. The majority of my teachers were understanding and didn't care.
Edit: I clarified a few things since some people in the comments had misundertood what I was saying.
Wow it's crazy the constant hate made you change schools...i hope you meet kinder people
I'm glad you changed schools 💜
im glad you're not in that harmful space anymore ❤
that aside i find it so cool that your new school has a religion 'praying' room, that seems like a great idea :D (genuine)
Well they had rule for you to follow . They can't give someone a special favor to someone because of their "religious" thing .
@@FreddyFazbread Sorry for not clarifying. I prayed during break time and never during class. I changed schools because of the bullying.
I wonder how a Christian would be treated in Iran or some other Muslim-dominated country? If I knew a country was not tolerant of my religion, I wouldn't go there.
You do realize that Christians live in the middle east right? you can't be this ignorant.
Malaysia is a Muslim dominated country. Our official religion is Islam. But everyone is very tolerant of each other. We got churches and temples everywhere. Granted, we are multicultural people sharing a land together, so we don't have any problem with each others religion as long as we respect each other. You know what's funny? My mother used to have a Catholic French woman as her boss and that woman used to say that if only she can shoots those people who did azaan in the dawn because its so noisy and disturbed her sleep. Freaking foreign woman who came to our country and said horrible things like that. If you're so bothered by it, then go back to your own country.
Just sharing
Christians, Muslims and Jewish people have been living side by side in the middle east through history!! Christians of Iraq are considered to be one of the oldest christian communities in the world too. There are so many churches, for example, in them middle east that were built many centuries ago e.g. Samoun Al-Safa Church built in the 9th century... Syriac Catholic Al-Tahira churge built in 1859. Examples of them living side by side through history.
Iran is not a muslim country its a pagan shia rafida country. Like calling a bear a lion
all countries do not tolerate minority religions. some countries are more extreme than others with their intolerance
Stay strong girl! You’re paving the way for new generations of Muslims to come in Korea❤️ much love from U.S.☺️
Honestly, I love the culture, but I realistically know I could not settle down in Korea.
I feel the same way about Japan. I love the culture and food so much but the work environment is so abusive. Human rights nearly don't exist.
I’m Muslim . And love Seoul and wanted to go there 🙄never mind now
Nah don’t worry its not like that people are mostly just curious even though they watch the news and have some stereotypes they don’t really see Muslims everyday so they don’t care and it’s mostly the elderly people and the drunk ones ❤
Well, filipino catholics are forced to wear hijab when they’re working in Saudi Arabia.
Well Muslims are forced to take off their hijab in school in France.
@@promi429 good
@@tsukishimasglasses3140 What good????🙄🙄
That's not a law, so is it something like a work uniform? How is that different from any other kind of uniform? Like, many girls, Muslim or not, have to wear skirts for school in the UK even if it's not something they want to wear
That is a uniform. They are free to wear whatever they want when they are not working.
"Hostile to foreign religion"...no, not really, but other religions don't demand prayer rooms, halal food, etc.
We don’t demand it either we work for it and then build it ourselves so it’s our money the government doesn’t provide it? 😊
i mean we don't have any other choice?
Jews ask for kosher food aswell you know.
Demand??? Please show me when a muslim came up to you in your face and “demanded” you to do those things for them. You’re talking out your ass
@@nami20622 then y'all ask for separate gov and shariah law imposition like in France and Germany. Its too cliche.
It's so true. When I was in Korea in the winter, the cold weather is so harsh so I like to cover my braids with a scarf. And the amount of perturbed faces, stares, and people ask my why I'm wearing a scarf and being rude to me was so bad, in comparison to the discrimination from just being Black and not covering in Korea it's unmatched.
당신이 겪은 일은 유감이네요.. 그치만 한국에서도 수많은 사람들이 겨울에 스카프를 두르고 다니고 저도 자주 두르고 다닙니다! 아마 당신에게 무례하게 군 사람은 매우 무지하고 무식한 사람일거에요. 제가 대신 사과합니다..😢 그래도 한국의 모든 사람이 그렇진 않는다는 걸 알아줬으면 좋겠어요😊
it’s a really interesting topic your talking about BUT YOUR SKIN MASHALLAHH!! it is so pretty mashallah tabaraka allah it is very clear and so beautiful i really wish you the best
And now talk about if muslim countries are secular or accepting towards other religions such as hinduism, buddhism, jainism and other minorities....don't cry over some issues, we face discrimination and forceful conversion all the time...
Islam arguably the worst religion in regards to tolerance of others religion and beliefs, playing victims as always classic taqiya, they are crying about Islamophobia and how someone tried to take her friends hijab, meanwhile in islamic countries women are killed because they don't want to wear it, even in europe this is a problem, i know a french gril that camd for her degree in belgium, she moved in a very muslim part of Bruxelles, she was harassed by women and recieved death threats because she would not want to wear the hijab being from maghreb ethnicity, this ideology is dangerous especially for women.
Yes there r hundreds of religion and culture which got extinct due to islam and til now it's happening
Actually, they are quite accepting. Most Muslim countries get a lot of Christian immigrants and from other religions mainly from Indonesia, Philippines, India, Pakistan, etc. they all have different religions and Muslim countries have to be accepting and are because these immigrants are part of their successful economy now
@@maryamashraf2105 I didn't even mention Christians in my above comment you just proved my point minorities are at threat.
Bro she is just sharing her experiences just because other people face discrimination doesn’t mean she should face it how does that have to do with her. Plus Uighur muslims in china are also kept in concentration camps and minorities in Pakistan are forcefully converted so it’s an issue with certain people not all Muslims are bad neither are all Hindus/Christians/Atheist are bad!!!
Lucky to be a Bangladeshi Muslim
I'm not a Muslim and idk much abt this religion but forcedly removing a hijab is so shocking !!
When u go somewhere, u follow that country's culture and rules and try to respect that
Dont come east asserting the idea of life of west! The native ppl of that country are not familiar with your faith and values so you are bound to feel "threatened" in their land as you are not organically synthesise with them
The ideas and norms are different for every society mam:)
Every country should have basic freedoms like freedom of religion otherwise what’s the difference between that country and a tyrannical dictatorship
Not treating people badly doesnt threaten a countries culture. Someone calling me an ugly foreigner in Japan was not them defending their culture. Plenty of people in these countries understand this, so those that choose to treat people badly are just doing so out of hate and ignorance.
What you are saying is a different thing religion and culture are not the same thing, forcing her to take her hijab is like harassment.
But still taking off someone’s hijab if you feel threatened doesn’t make this justified.
@@nafisaislam6024if it's so bad why did she even go huh? There r much more islamic nation which treate other religions like that even athiest so what? If u are having problem go back simply
Drop your skin care routine please!!!!
I'm a korean singish person who grew up in Korea. Although I am not a Muslim, this really hits because my mom became a Muslim who is korean.
u should talk about this more often for your content. I'd love to hear
Your SKIN is goals 😳
Heartbreaking that someone would force your friend to take of their hijab. Even from a non religious point of view, you should never be touched or forced to take something off without consent:(
I am so happy because i am Muslim too i have never seen a Korean Muslim so i am really happy❤:)
if you referring to her, no she’s not korean. she’s malaysian
@@dimmedsnowflake oh
ngl but minorities also are not well treated in Muslim dominated areas too, many people have forced me to convert to islam even though I politely rejected..tht was a long story so nvm.....your religion doesn't respect others religion too do u guys feel bad now tht someone is treating u the same way y'all treat others....tolerance is a key I would say!!
but yeah forcing someone to take off their hijabs ain't a gud thing man!!
You know what is worst ? Women protesting to get rid of hijabs in muslims countries and they are getting killed for it, but sabrina here is not gonna makes videos about that because that would be anti islam, and if you are gonna victimize yourself and islam make sure to not blame islam for muslim suffering, that is haram so pick and choose subject like palestine, or other country and their view on islam.
Sick religion.
Which has litteraly nothing to do w this. But looking to ur username its another Pajeet who is jealous of our religion ❤ Oop
@@Idk-qs4nr💀💀 you are blinded by an unreasonable love for a religion. Another 'pajeet'? Then what are you? Another sucide bombing terrorist? Shut up. Stop denying facts.
@@Idk-qs4nrit has everything to do wit this. If Islam cannot accept and treat other religions with respect, then why should others treat *it* with respect?
@@agonyt1724 who said Islam cant? Ur indian media?😂
Jewish people in Arab countries 🤫
Arabs in Israel 🤫
Should we also talk about Palestine now?😊
@@gojosatoru111 ofc we can . It's really heartbreaking I hope all of this will end soon and they'll be free and happy once again
@@gojosatoru111Jewish ≠ Zionist
It's how muslim Majority countries treat other non muslims in their countries though..
But we don’t tho… literally we don’t give a fuck what you believe in as long as you respect the country culture and religion
Get out of fake media n wake up to reality
Like shit, neighbor's "children" throwing dead animals and filth in our garden, writing slurs on our door, death threats from Muslim "friends", public shaming for not covering our hair, refusing to touch thing we touched because none believers are "filthy" and the list goes on💃but not everyone some people are nice 😅
@@Danastolemyheart right 🥵 who killed Christians and stole their homes in Syria and Iraq? Who raped yazidi girls and sold them to slavery? Who force yazidies to change the religion of their children in thier ID? its normal for humans to hate people who are different than them, stop trying to act like angel victims
@@shush5156 i don't know where u heard ds lies 😂 but its okay cz we don't care
I cant focus her skin is litterly so flawless its glowingg
In India, muslims are also facing discrimination. Please make a video on them too.
Ohhh now all the Indians will come and say “what about Hindus in Pakistan” 🥲this seems like a competition or something
Like how so many hindu girls get kidnapped and forcedully converted to islam ??
@@nami20622but how can we say that person for sure is a Pakistani and not an Indian?
Knowing the truth and following it makes a great solace for reverted Muslims, may Allah help them steadfast and be strong in their faith .. ameen 🤍.
Yea but remember there are muslims who say to people "Why don't u convert to Islam"? So id say it depends if the person is evil to say that or good to hush it
Your skin is so flawlesssss❤
I'm an Indian. I don't think Muslim countries are very welcome to other religions in their countries. There's no need to be absolutely welcoming to all religions. But tolerance is key.
Muslim countries not welcoming towards other religion no hate I'm just curious is this based of ur personal experience or it's just ur own opinion? because it's not true there are bad people in every single cast religion race being racist or bad doesn't have an identity cuz the majority of the Muslims I met were really kind
@@roseychips1922 its experience. No hate to Muslims as people I'm talking about the country and governments like in Indonesia or Pakistan or Afghanistan or uae. They're all really strict and usually maintain a no tolerance policy towards any practice of other religions
@@serenabbg2003Christians as well but im sure you have no problem with them smh
@@vampr3751 I'm sure it's because Christians are so unwelcome that there are temples in the USA and mosques in the UK
You're wrong. I'm a Muslim , I was born in England , I'm British, lived in Qatar for 13 years. Most Arab and Muslim countries are 90% expats. What you're referring to is media brainwashing. It's against Islam to be intolerant to other religions, and we're some of the most hated and disrespected people on the planet and I've quite frankly had enough. Talk to a Muslim.
omgg i love that tarte concealer too
i don't think its even the religion, they just seem to not like anyone who is a bit different.
What about LGBT? That's very accepted now
@@aoy1889Definitely not.
@aoy1889 there's a Korean artist who got assaulted publicly just because he's gay. So no, Koreans are still very conservative and close minded. Even feminism is still a kinda taboo thing there. Having tattoo is perceive as bad. They are changing and getting more open minded tho
@dellyspice lol..Holland an artist from Korea got beaten up for being gay..but they are gradually getting more open minded. And what kind of Muslim are you talking about because not all Muslims are strict. In my country, we have queer people eventho our official religion is Islam but the worst thing can happened to you is "eww,gay" that's all. There's even people who are open with their sexuality and the Muslims just pray for the best for them. So yes, in a way, Koreans acted like those extreme Muslims, but not all Muslims are like that 💀
@dellyspice even Koreans themselves admitted that they are closed minded and conservatives. Name me 5 lgbt artists that never got discrimination in Korea I'll wait 💀
Can we just not talk about that her skin is already stunning like girl your skin is so beautiful 💗🫶
I'm Muslim too❤❤😊
But they are also hostile towards specifically Muslims is because of all the history and their forceful conversion of people of other belief and religion to their own . Also it would be a victimization card because I think koreans discriminate towards anything or anyone which does not fall into their category of "right".Which is a person who is Christian, pale white , tall, skinny as chickens, speak fluent korean, has no unique features, says yes to anything they want.
Muslims don't force anyone to revert, if a Christian want to become a Muslim he does it by his own will, besides a person's beleaves are in his mind how would muslims oblige them to beleave in one god.
+you can't just force people to pray 5 times a day, fast for a month, stop eating pork, or drinking or dating.... That's just being silly
That doesn't make sense because they are fine with Christians and Christians have possibly the biggest rap sheet when it comes to forced conversions (the Spanish Inquisition, residential schools, eradication of paganism, etc.)
What do you mean hostile? Are trying to justify their behaviour???
Omg you’re so pretty love u🇸🇦🫶🏻
can't blame them honestly
Why?
Eww
Girl shut up
GIRL YOUR SKIN IS GLOWINNGG LIKE DROP THE SKINCARE ROUTINE ❤❤❤
Minorities face discrimination in Muslim countries too😊
Idk about you, but no one tried to force my Hindu friend to wear hijab or eat meat. She even had her required Ethics credit waived in university, even though they technically weren't supposed to do that (Ethics is the credit non-Muslim students are supposed to take in place of the Islamic studies credit, but there weren't enough non-Muslims who needed to take it that year for there to be a full class. One half-semester credit of Islamic studies or Ethics is required in my country for undergraduate degrees, so it being waived by the university was a big risk for them)
@@raerohan4241 are people secular in islamic countries? Are people allowed to wear whatever and do whatever in islamic countries?
@@internetgirl3541 yeah, I live in a muslim country and i don't even wear a hijab and no one really cares about it + stop sticking to your stereotypes because actually girls in most muslim countries even teens wear t-shirts and don't cover their hair
It's only weird if ur an adult and don't wear hijab, but still no one is just gonna jump at you and force you to wear one lol. Just thinking about that makes me laugh
@@إنسانة-ع7خ which muslim country do you live in? Do all muslim countries act the same?
@@internetgirl3541in north Africa ( mostly Muslims countries) you can wear whatever you want . Have whatever religion you want . It is legal and okay . But due to these countries being primarily Islamic , religion became a part of the culture . And I know a lot of people in here who doesn't practice islam but like to wear different styles of hijab .
i could listen to her voice for hours
I think East Asia in general is very silently racist, if that makes sense.
Most people are not that up-to-your-face racist that they'll attack you or insult you in front of others(but there's always ppl who'll do just that too) but being openly different be it your religion, race, disability, sexuality, gender etc does warrant some type of hostility in most cases.
For example, as a mongolian most people do not mind difference in religion or race but conservative ppl always talk about how one should not associate with such cultures and in general lack knowledge about these things.
There's a slur in mongolia called 'lalar' which is a very bad racist slur against islams.
Most ppl dont even know or care for that matter that they're being disrespectful and racist. I do wonder if such homogenous countries such as us will one day be able to open up to others differences.
As a Muslim myself. Thank you for informing me!
girl your skin is so glowing ,i want a skin like that
YOUR SO PRETTY
❤❤❤ keep going ur so inspiring
every country have this group of people who hate on someone for their religion/skin color, i’m a non hijabi (also non religious) and i used to always get yelled at for not wearing hijab in my class that’s full of hijabis and my female teachers used to always give me dirty looks and some of them tried to force hijab on me, so it’s not weird for any country to be like this
Revert would mean, to me, your country/culture was originally muslim but that is not true. What is meant by revert.
they believe everyone is born Muslim so we’re all “reverting” back when they try to convert us
@@Vaishnavi-sq4txwtf are you serious? What is this insanity???
@@dataexpunged6969why is it Insanity ?
Wow you are honestly so pretty. I love your hijab. ❤❤
I cannot believe how can someone tell people to go back to their country?!! I would be so happy that people come in my country and like to live there and feel good. I would like them to be very comfortable with my country and not feel harrased. Why Korean people are like this?!!
If you want muslims to come and live in your country then your country is doomed girl, They'll destroy it. Just see the condition of Paris
I honestly don't love the principles of the religion but I'll never discriminate against the person themselves unless they do something to deserve it
Skin routine!!! Can share???
her skin is so clear
Technically prejudice towards a religious group is not racism, maybe Nacism or Xenophobia but not Racism.
May Allah guide the muslims to act modestly and dress modestly
Although i like kpop i was really looking forward to visit korea but not anymore bc im afraid of facing discrimination against me as a muslim and a SEA person as in general
I will just tell you bluntly, Koreans do not give af. The Korean public simply does not go out of their way to interact with strangers, they will not even look at you, they’re honestly always just looking at their phones or just straight ahead like everyone else is invisible. It’s honestly the reason why I don’t really believe a lot of SEA people that come online and say they have received some vocal racism from Koreans when the people there do not expend positive or negative energy toward any strangers whether it be foreigner or not. I was puzzled about this cuz I’m Asian American and In the States there is honestly a lot of public interaction going on; good and bad, but in Korea, there’s literally close to zero. Maybe it’s cuz they spend so much of their day with thousands of strangers on public transport that they’ve evolved to just pretend like everyone else is invisible idk 🤷♀️ the middle aged to elderly Koreans are the nicest. They were around when SK was still relatively a warm, not as wealthy, developed country. They’re more willing to help you out and ask you where you’re from , and such. But korea, Japan are not like SEA countries where the locals are very outwardly friendly to tourists, travelers. Ig cuz their countries don’t depend on tourism ,. Idk. They honestly just mind their own business and go about their day no matter what.
@@Fartsquad_ It's because if even 1% of the population is discriminatory, someone living in the country will still eventually run into someone like that. And we know for a fact that Korea has issues with colourism, sexism, racism, and xenophobia, so I do believe it'sore than 1%. But anyways, this is the reason visitors will most likely be fine, but anyone staying there for an extended period is likely to run into such issues.
@@Fartsquad_i live how you invalidated her experience by saying how she overexagerate really show that racsim in south korea is not talked about enough
GIRL YOUR SKIN IS GLOWING MASHALLAH❤
“Force to go back to their country”
“Tell what u cant and can wear”
Well i’ve heard this from somewhere… but i cant seem to recall 🤪😃☝🏻
People need to learn to see and accept that all sides exist, and we shouldnt just shut down others by telling them (her)"on flipside a muslim did this.." or "but i was treated well". She is telling her experience and it exists for her and others, and people need to be more aware of this
Forcefully remove the hijab? That’s super disrespectful
I like this kind of content from you Sabrina.Keep it up!
How can it be called racism? Religion is not a race.
💀 r u mentally ill lolll
It’s called Islamophobia
@@RIRI12327 yes but not racism
@@jolina298 true
Oh, you’re very much right in terms of linguistics and I’m sure she’ll agree with you.
Racism and any form of discrimination just tend to be used interchangeably by mistake
It just breaks my heart 💔 and one the reasons why I won’t be visiting korea anytime soon 🥲
HI im quite curious in what you eat in a day in korea because there is a lot of pork in korea
I don’t think she lives in Korea anymore but u could easily stay away from those foods
@@rownii I am just wonderung what she eats there is a lot of non halal foods in korea and in resturants i am just curious
@@daixy4651a while ago i saw some videos of a vegetarian girl who documented her journey in korea and there are a lot of vegetarian/ halal restaurants if you search attentively, especially in the countryside near the beaches where there’s mainly fish and vegetables
@@rownii Koreans eat a lot of meat, but they also eat a lot of seafood, some of which she could eat. And they employ heavy use of eggs and tofu as well, so vegetarian meals definitely exist even at normal restaurants. But if you wanted to be extra careful, SK is a majority Bhuddist country, and strict Bhuddists don't eat meat - so there are vegetarian restaurants that cater to them. There are some halal restaurants in Seoul as well, though they are rare. Halal meat is easier to obtain, so Muslims living in Korea would probably just be cooking mostly at home.
Sabrina has inspired me. I’ve always dreamt of being a Korean drama actress but I wasn’t Korean. At first I thought you were not Korean then I saw your movie, ‘girl in the mirror’ and you’ve proved to me that no matter what or who you are you can do whatever you dream of just keep going and never give up. Sabrina deserves to be subscribed because she inspired me by just acting in a k drama ! You are very pretty and hardworking keep up the good work Sabrina ! ❤❤
Korean muslims don't go around discarding their korean Identity and embracing a fake arabic identity that's why you don't notice them,they blend pretty well among other koreans and ,only foreigners who look and wear foreign dresses to them get discriminated in korea for being different.
Ofc discrimination is wrong and I'm not defending the discrimination but just stating the thing as they are in korea. Korean muslims live at more ease than foreign muslims in korea.
Also i think nobody cares about yours religion in korea until you go around showing it off and go around telling people you're this and that or randomly start promoting your religion.
Hold on sister Allah will bless you for patience ❤don't give up
I have reach a level in my life where now i dont even mind or feel bad when people pass Islamophobic comments to me because i understand that im blessed to be a Muslim and they're not, i know Allah will reward me for praying, fasting, my faith and sabr, while they will be losers in the next life, i know this life is so short and hereafter is never ending so i can take few bad words in this life and then have a beautiful never-ending life in Jannah...trust me when you change yourself mindset and never feel bad from their words then youll feel more peaceful and life will seem more beautiful...
nobody is perfect and i think the more famous south korea gets bc of their shows & music, the more people tend to big up sk and put them on this massive wall that no one can reach. the reality is, they have flaws just like every other country and they have improvements to make just like everyone else. really hope muslims in sk start feeling more accepted asap
it’s honestly rude to call people reverts. we are not born with religion, it is an entirely social invention.
No in Islam we believe everyone is born a muslim but the parents are who change you so it’s just a belief i don’t know how that bothers you can you elaborate?
@@nami20622 it’s a very disrespectful belief to hold, based on absolutely nothing factual. it’s the parents who make you a muslim, no one is born religious. religion is a tool for societal control, invented and perpetuated by society and government, which is why you’ll find different religions across the world and why not everyone followed the same religion in the human era before international travel was so possible.
Makeup /skincare routine next please!
#muslimlivesmatter
These videos really make me realize the blessing of being a Muslim in an Arab country.
I never understand hijabis doing full face makeup. On one hand you say you want to be modest and on the other hand you are accentuating your face and features and choosing to associate your mood with your looks.
P.s. I personally think modesty comes from personal conduct rather than what we wear or put on our faces. Just always confused by hijabis like her who seem to contradict themselves
Makeup has nothing to do with being modest?? Unless it’s the excessive makeup that turns heads because im not sure if you are Muslims but the Islamic ruling is to cover the hair so that’s a must as for the face some say yes others no!!
mashaallah, your skin looks so healthy and beautiful
Why not got to a Muslims country than?
Most Muslim countries are awful for women…
Well because it is her country she was born in it her ancestors have lived there for ages and she has the right to openly practice her religion and her beliefs in HER homeland
@fatimaalirao6790 South Korea has no interest in islam, she can convert or go live in muslim County and be some old man 4th wife
@@fatimaalirao6790She is not Korean. She is from Malaysia
@@user-d1fics82ie8 i know but i was replying in the op's context
MashAllah sister you have got beautiful skin ...kindly share your skincare routine
DROP YOUR SKINCARE 😭
pls