A Day In The Life Of A Syrian Kid | Syrian School | Real Families
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- Five-part series following a year in the life of four schools in Damascus, a high-pressure crossroads in the Middle East. Issues such as female empowerment, equality, religion or politics are addressed in this episode of Syrian School.
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I can’t imagine what Yusuf has been through in his short life. Seeing his reaction to the fireworks hurt my heart to think there’s a generation of children with PTSD from birth
im doing fine
Something blew up a few meters from him. He was fine otherwise!
@@elliotrather730 you've got serious issues
@@user-jj4zb5jd6r What are you talking about?
I’m just saying that when he flinched, it was because a firecracker exploded just a few feet from him. Watch it again.
@@eatinsomtin9984 are you yusuf?
Beautiful kids, beautiful people. This country will have a better future. God bless them.
Being beatiful people has little to nothing to do with what the future will look like under an oppressive regime.
@@yankee2666 they look happy and beautiful to me. Not oppressed.
@@jinglebell9107 this video so old maybe 12 years old before the war
They will have better future if your western politicians doesnt destroy them even more
Allah*
Sarahs Father needs to look in the mirror hes no toothpick and you can tell he doesn't miss a meal!
Ladies keep your head held high dont let nobody tell you different you're beautiful, smart, and you have a bridge future ahead stand tall ladies keep fighting for whats right.
MsSamanatha A there is a diff between wanting ur child healthy then humiliating her in front of her head mistress about her weight. That was really upsetting she was so uncomfortable.
💜
@@celeste.cutz2020 I know. Parenting isnt particularly a strongsuit for people in that part of the world.
@@celeste.cutz2020 exactly not to mention im sure he knows they are filming seriously even if you have an opinion on your daughters body how can you shame her about it in front of her teachers and filming crew .
@@abt1580 wat part r u from then?
Ya Allah, you can’t even imagine the sadness at my realization of what was to become of Syria after this, my sadness of how beautiful and elegant it had once been. How these people talk of Iraqis as people who have been broken by war, with no knowledge of the war that was ahead of them.
I saw someones comment and they said that they have gone to this place and its not full of war. And that a lot of bigger cities are fine. I don't know a lot on the history of the war but yea.
stop overreacting it looks fine
this old video
The vid is from 2010
1500 years ago, Syria was a Christian country.
Aleppo was one of the most beautiful cities, before the muslim invasions
I hope all of these children are doing well now
I hope that too 🥺
Every thing changing
The war has stopped, but the human destruction is much more difficult than the destruction of homes, schools, mosques and churches
@@user-rj1xl9ci8j war didn't stop
@@treebranch4559 Umm, well the war in Iraq has stoped. Now they are rebuilding, and the culture is coming back
Likewise ;-;
this was filmed 12 years ago so these children must be in their late 20s or early 30s
When sarahs dad put his daughter down for her appearance it broke my heart how can you say these things about some one you love and not feel convicted when you do and have no sense of her integrity and value. Our children are a gift . Our physical bodies are not something we keep forever but our spirit lives on even when physically we are no longer, it is our spirit that should be the cause for praise not our bodies but that's not to say we should not be greatfull for them.
I can't believe the teacher went along with the dad's request! They are lowering her self esteem and making her feel incompetent and unconfident in her own body!
Thats so common in syria , as a syrian woman everyone has a saying on your looks sadly
he wants best for her as her father
@@johney3105 but not like that.
It's actually Sara, The Arabic spelling doesn't have an h.
It’s heartbreaking knowing this came before the Syrian civil war... I can’t even imagine what the people in this documentary have since gone through
Hi beth
Guys i'm syrian
And most of these shots are taken from places i pass through every day on my way to collage and are fineee
Most big cities are fine and the forgien terrorists fought the army in rural villages
That’s great to hear thank god
That is soo good to hear, because I really like the vibe of this documentary. God bless you all 🙏❤
It's nice to know that the majority of these lovely students are just fine!
I'm relieved to hear that. I hope all Syrians have a chance to attend a school like those in the documentary.
@@renaes2008 They don’t, 24 million people in Syria needs basic aid, and over 10 million Syrians are refugees
Brilliant documentary and have seen a side of Syria I had no idea existed. I applaud their integration of the displaced Iraqi families and hope other countries can learn from their example.
I know, that was so surprising for me to see as all I hear about is Syrians being refugees in Europe these days- it’s really eye opening to see how they opened their arms to Iraqis before their troubles began. What a beautiful nation. Beautiful people.
@@PrincessPoohs Let me ask you a question:
You say they’re “opening their arms to Iraqis,” but as this video clearly shows, they have to follow Syrian religious values and beliefs.
When the U.S. requests the same thing, why are WE considered racist and intolerant?
@@elliotrather730 oh! What a surprise, here you are again! First off, I never knew "Syrian" was a religion...there's no such thing as "Syrian values and beliefs"...Iraq AND Syria both have large populations of Muslims and Christians & so both parties in this case would be affected...which country they're from isn't relevant, so that point is out the window. Second of all, last time I checked the US invaded Iraq...so you're really gonna sit here and say the US did the same? Do your research and stop being a sheep. Adios.
@Λίνα Μοργκάνα That’s not saying a lot, is it?
Yes Michael it is brilliant ...now go Mr Google Syrian school BBC FOUR , it's a five part made for tv from 2010 before the Barry of NetFlopz backed "rebels" came knocking for blood and return to the dark ages and now we have his VP C'mon man old Joe "bid" for a Noble prize to up the "war"....better late than never hey Michael ?
I’m sorry my country invaded Iraq and detailed your chances at playing in front of important people. I love everyone no matter where you come from. I hope you get an even better opportunity and become successful. Insha allah.
Well said
This is a BBC FOUR TV five part made in 2010 pre the Barry of NetFlopz backed "rebels" coming for blood and return the dark age to make Big Mike proud and earn that Noble prize but old C'mon man Joe will now take up the quest ?
@@MrMohadnan .mo
I wish America would stop getting into every countries business, unless they are saving innocent peoples lives!!! I can't even handle the fact that children are killed because of greedy war mongering men!!!!! Not just American men either. Men in other Countries hurt children (especially female children) on a regular basis. It's abhorrent and needs to stop. I pray to God to protect all the children of the world!!!!!
ur like the only american i have seen as an arab apologize😭but thank you
The headmistress of the school is so amazing. I love her attitude🥰
Right
HI sweet friend eliaaa
astagfirulla jahil have shame@@aghakareem
It is so beautiful that you are showing the world how we syrians live together and love each other. Even with different religions we lived in peace and everyone was happy. We were like one family of muslims, christians, jews, Kurdish people and a lot more things who make us different but at least we were one family😔❤
I'm happy that quite a few people have made some great travel/culture videos on your country of Syria. I have a number of online Instagram friends from Syria now and its wonderful to see images and videos of daily life there. Wishing you the best, from Texas in the U.S.A :)
@@discojelly Thank you. I wish Syria to be the same like 10 years ago. I had so much beautiful memories there but now Syria turned for me in a depressing place where I had to see a lot which normal kids never saw. I never wanted to smell blood, to see dead people, to hear helicopters attacking us. Now I'm not a kid anymor, just a traumatized teenager who had to grow up very quickly. So I don't live in Syria anymore and I'm also afraid of going back because of the memories which are gone, because of the people who are gone and so on. But anyway thank you for saying this, it made me happy that you like my country
@J. Kanawati I know syria had problems in the 1980s but after bashar alassad it started to get better. He was planning much for syria and he could have made syria great, but other countries were afraid of this development in syria and so they financed weapons and made the war look like it started in syria with no other help from other countries. I know Syria wasn't perfect, but I also know that in the first six years of my life I had a very beautiful childhood and I missed nothing. We had everything we wanted and for me it was all perfect.
@J. Kanawati I don't know all of that.. At least I was 10 when I left Syria, but yes I know there was corruption and there were a lot of problems. But we should have wait a little bit, so we could see if it would fet better with the new president. At least he was trying. And yes there was still something like a secret police and people had to fear them, but what I'm saying is we don't know if this could have get better if we didn't just start a war. I mean what do we have from this war now? Millions of death people or refugees? Poverty ? A crahing economy of Syria? Traumatised children, teenagers and adults? Seperated families? A weak army that can't even stop ISIS? Other countries taking away the oil syria had?
All of that could be avoided if we didn't just went out and hold weapons to the police. If we just protested peacefully and we were able to protest peacefully.
Were there Jews in Syria before the war?
#سوراقي
I love Syria from Iraq Baghdad 🇮🇶💜🇸🇾
It seems a little hypocritical to say the girls can't wear make-up when the woman in charge of the school clearly has a boatload on her face.
True lol I was thinking the same 😂🤣
Exactly
its ok to ask young girls not to wear makeup. They dont need to spoil their fresh skins, plus it is school. there is a difference between an adult teacher and a young student
ya I guess its kind of like when Canadian or American teachers say we can't eat in class, even thought they do 😂
@@lmnop9829 I suppose so. I've never seen a teacher eat in class. Most likely if a teacher does that then they are just as hypocritical as this teacher, I would agree.
I just released this video was made long back 🥺 and it melts my heart that how beautiful where the people of Syria. Poor did they know what was going to happen next!!! All we can do is to pray Allah SWT to keep the beautiful people of Syria safe and grant everyone Jannah!❤️❤️ Ameen 🥺🥺😭💔💔💔
Wait when was it made???
@@ayaabdalla901 it was filmed in 2010
Ohhhh ok makes sense now...this was before war came to them. SubhaanAllaah! What a beautiful country Syria was and will be again one day...as promised!
Makes me so upset to see how gorgeous Syria was and how it’s now. Outrageous
War didn't touch every place there. You shouldn't think this way, there are a lot of Syrians still living in Syria.
big cities havent changed its the small villages that took hit
@@basimahgharbi how is the situation rn
I truly feel bad for the Iraqi kid man. He fled away from Iraq because of War and because of the disgusting things that had happened after the death of Saddam Hussein, and then he goes to Syria, hoping for a better future, then the protests happen and Syria became a warzone. I'm just hoping this kid is in a better place rn and that he's living a way better life. Also, this documentary has truly shown how blessed I am to grow up in a country like Egypt, Alhamdilllilah.
I’m happy I grew up in East Asia
I think he moved to Canada
@@joyskiies9709 how did u know
The last episode of Syrian School followed the events that led Yusif and his family up to the moment they received Canadian visas and they eventually moved to Canada
The Syrisn Girls don't need a makeup, they have one of the most beautiful faces on Earth ..
I want to cry... Why why is there war in this world... Oh Lord 🙏 please help us all. Help your creation. We need You our God.
Gods, especially almighty gods, seem to NEED warriors, to kill the enemies of god...
we do not need gods, we need justice and peace
and no lies about creators, that lie is the cause of many wars, oppression and injustice
DUa is open minded 🎉🎉🎉
Wow! Poor Sarah, her dads comments were horrible! Keep your head up beautiful Sarah!;💜💙❤
And the fact that he was bodyshaming her in front of a bunch of ppl sickness me
i checked her on insta she has 2 beautiful daughters
@@berfin6252 oh wow whats her @
Aadya pareek sarahshbat
Lol that is such a norm in syria my parents bully me lmao i just ignore them
What a beautiful smile James the older brother has. I hope he and the whole family have been happy and successful. I hope they all have a good life now.
Its so sad seeing the teachers talk about the Psychological effects of war on the Iraqi's knowing what happens to them in less than a year later 😕
Well done Barry of NetFlopz backing them "rebels" Big Mike must be so proud of you and that
Noble prize ..that er,, "won"
@@tonypate9174 Who is “big mike”?
@@amy3297 They .....BECOMING Amy they BECOMING .....
@@tonypate9174 ..you make absolutely no sense.
@@amy3297 Sorry Amy would you care for 50 /50 or phone a friend (Mr Google may be best for you) ?
we all had a Sarah in our school and we all hated her guts, still, my heart broke when her father put her down for her appearance
Exactly, we all had a Sarah in our school, but Im not surprised why Sarah behaves like that when having such a father!!!omg!!
i love syrian people they are the most reasonable arab that i have talked with and i work in retail in mid east they are polite and very friendly and UN-provocative. i have Syrian friends from suwayda and i always have fun hanging out with them they are Druze. syrian woman and men are not just beautiful by appearance but at heart i just dont understand why the fate for them is so harsh. just becoz of bad choices of the others. i am from philippines
hate it how she thinks it's women's fault if they get harassed in a dress. As if men had no responsibility over their own actions! Come on!! What if a guy looks good and gets harassed by a woman? Whose fault would that be?
@@anasmohsin389 exactly. If a man harasses a woman no one is to blame except him. However, men and women must both work to prevent harassment from happening. Two things can be true at once.
But what she says is not against the idea that the man should be blamed too. When a thief robs a house, of course, he did a crime and of course, he is going to jail, but don't you blame the house owner too if he left the doors and windows open? And that's why there are different punishments for a robber who breaks the door and the one who just comes across the open door. What I'm saying she is not saying it's all her fault that she is being harassed, but the fact she has a part of the fault can't be denied.
@@saeedeh_illustration 💯
@@anasmohsin389 wow... it is only and ONLY the fault of the attacker. If your daughter was raped would you tell her it was her fault? People with right morals and proper manners would be kind to everything and everyone they see. At least my God teaches to have self control..
Wow still in 2021 and having to explain to someone how what the victim looked like doesn't justify the horrible acts of another person.
i cant tell you how much i cried in this video
Why ?
@@treebranch4559 Because a lot has changed since then and the people had to go through so much 😔
Same and i’m not even Syrian! I’m kuwaiti and i have never been to Syria but grew up watching Syrian drama and being fond of old Damascus and the architecture and the dialect this makes me nostalgic and so sad 😔
superb documentary I cried so many tears and my heart goes out to all these Syrians and Iraqis who have there life ahead I pray to one God that the war will end and the people of Syrian both Christian and Muslim can live together in harmony.I love the spirit of the headmistress one can see she gives her heart and soul to the school and the girls .I will be visiting my beloved Syria soon and this time I will go to Holy Orthodox church of St Thekla .I love the Syrians .
I love this headmistress, she is so forward thinking and really stands up for girls and woman
@Adnan Ahmad good point , yeah if they want to wear what they want then that’s fine aswell, I’m not trying to be racist
@@lisamercer9560 no no your not being racist lol. As a syrian i can tell you that islam poisened our culture. Hijab is oppression.
IKR. Most comments are anti her for some reason.
@@arif3499 He say as a syrian not as a muslims
"She's promoting corruption which shouldn't be in society" 🥰😂🤣😂 She read TF out of her. I love it
Love Syria 🇸🇾 from 🇮🇶 Kurdistan
love all kurdish people. I support kurdistan❤
So tragic how beautiful it was and now its war ravaged
I love how the headmistress of the school is very strong, independent, and confident. It is important that young girls can see that they too can be like her.
Best - From Winnipeg, Canada.
I like Mrs.Amal Hussun for her self confidence and being liberal. I think what matters is not how and what you wear but it's your beautiful heart and mind. Sarah Shbat and Mayas Barazi are so cute and look very intelligent.
I hope these girls become successful young women
Hi
You can visit Syria now .
Damascus is still wonderful, but the war affected the rest of the country, and most of these students are not here ... many things have changed and we were not spiritual now. We do not have the minimum requirements for humanity life.
I'm sorry to hear that 🙏🤗
This is so sad and heartbreaking 💔 الله يحميكم وينصركم عالارهاب وتنتهي الحرب ويرجع الأمان والسلام والناس لسوريا
@@trollrat2828 Well, I just felt it was an expression of empathy - I wanted to give hug, as support for going through these troubled times...
@@trollrat2828 🙂👍
It's so delightful to see those kids are happy, enjoying their teen life and getting educated as well.
This was before the civil war I have visited Syria fifteenth years ago it was a beautiful country
the bossiest head master ever. she talks all about her self and how bossy she is
Literally reminded me of my principal🥲🥲
Contrary to popular belief, Arab women are quite assertive and empowered, most women whether single or married, working or homemakers are pretty strong willed and rule the men in their lives. The older generation is perhaps more subdued.
@@basmah28 so the stereotypes in western movies are incorrect-
I knew it-
@@kclarke421 Yup they're not true
@@kclarke421 when are they ever true smh
Excellent video! Nice to see actual real life/people in Damascus.
I am signing up as a volenteer at unicef so i can see the smile of young kids like this, from simple acts such as gifting them an education.
So not be on the side banging on the gates for a return the dark ages then ? Best to check first with the UN on that one .....
@@tonypate9174 Tony what do you mean,
Good to see them happy and full of life, Love from Pakista🖋
Excellent documentary ,will love to watch again n again
wonderful documentary. Thank you for sharing
I just wanna say salute n big respect to syrian people , terima kasih-thx for made n share this documentary video , sending love n good spirit to all syrian people n all of you
this is fascinating and insightful
I love syria from turkye
we love turkey too
Really enjoyed watching this very interesting 👍
ahhh that mediterranean style, greetings from Greece!
love greece from syria ❤
3:32 are you happy to be back at school?”
“No where not”
It literally looks like your happy at school
Probably happy to see friends but not happy to study lol
16:22 the teacher holding in her laugh🤣😂😂 I literally came back 2 years later just to rewatch this clip
What a lovely first lady she is !!
Its not just content , its good spirit content , once again terima kasih (thx) to made this content , greetings from jkrta
May God bless you always Yusif. The fireworks reaction gutted me. I am so sorry my child. You do not deserve this.
Gosh, Seeing Syrian Christians going to Church all together and having fun afterwards makes me wish my church does that⛪❤️. But anywho, Heavenly Father I Pray that you Bless and Take Care of all the Christian in this Country🙏🏻,And as well as everyone else still breathing on Earth, Teach us ,Guide us to you. AMEN🙌🏼💞
Very interesting. Thank you.
How beautiful syria was.. What did they turn it to now? God save these lives...
when was this video recorded
Look at those beautiful girls, they seems so happy naturally.
This was in 2007, wow... little did those young children know...
OHHH I WAS CONFUSED ON WHY THEY SUPPORT BASHAR TY
No wasn’t it in 2010
I really liked this documentary. Hope things are nowadays just as good or better, in these schools and the city at large. 👍❤
This was filmed months before the Syrian War began. Most people here are either in foreign countries or dead.
@@x6621 Well, there were comments here, from people who are living in Damascus or know the situation, and they said the city was largely unaffected by the war, and these schools were fine. But that could just be referring to the more recent conflicts.
Anyway, I based my comment on that information.
@@dyawr Damascus City Centre itself was not damaged by the war, and continued to function normally. Southern Damascus was quite literally bombed to oblivion. Eastern Damascus saw many chemical weapons attacks and was bombed very heavily
@@dyawr The chances of whether you survived in Damascus depended on where you were in the city.
@@x6621 I see.
Despite deep hardships these kids went through in the past decade I am very amused to see the spirit in their eyes for a better future not only for themselves but for their country too. I love girls in this documentary very much.
Tomorrow.. is very late- golden words by the First Lady.🙏 from India 🇮🇳
This is an old documentary. A year before the war
The girls had a point there she nailed it...13:38 14:23 brilliant 👏 👌
truly brilliant she straight up ended that !gnorant head master 😂🙌🏻
@@Cloudnine422 look what religion has caused to syria
I wonder how they are doing now, with war💔🥺
im syrian but i just found out they support bashar, hes the one causing the war so it doesnt make sense
@@user-hu6dh9sb3o this was was filmed in 2010
That’s because he didn’t cause the war 🙄
@@Thetrolledbacon yes he did
Yes, Syria is a secular country. Syria presented a wonderful example of religious and ethnic harmony ... and this did not like the enemies ... the enemies of peace
خرا عليك ياعلماني
@@Spirit123 وعليك❤️
@@Nour-iz6dz سوري مفتوح
Lady Gaga said something like "I won 10 Grammy's, I sing, I dance, I act, and I've done 4 world tours, and you need me to be beautiful?" That's how I feel about Sarah. She's smart and motivated and a high achiever, she has tons of friends, and everyone believes in her as a leader-- and her dad just needs her to be better looking. What a world this is for women. Absolutely nauseating.
And only a year after this was filmed Syria fell into war :(
I feel so bad for him, you can see his bodies natural response is to duck and hide. I hope he slowly can defeat this fear.
Tears come to my eyes first when I watch the Eid prayer offered by the Muslim community and congrats each other the event of this Holy Ceremony and the Second when Duwahh meet her grand father and says that she memorised the entire Holy Quran. ،،،،Wazir Muhammad Roghani from Pakistan,,,,,
GOD give this country peace
Love the Syrian documentaries💓💓
HI sweet friend fatem
To be honest looking at there school and comparing it mine, and how the comments are saying how filthy they are, I really want to see y’all’s reaction to my school, OH BOY YOU’RE IN FOR A TREAT
Hahaha where do you come from ?
Ikr like literally any public school is like that
Excellent input by first Lady, superb interaction between the groups. It's a pity the people succumbed to revolution.
One day the war will be over and I will go back to my poem...
"I swear I will favor you if you play basketball". What kind of a teacher is that?! I'm appalled!!! Mostly felt sorry for everyone throughout this program, although I must say it was eye opening.
HI dear anna
God bless the sriyan people and the sriyan army
21:02 the most precious smile ever
The headmistress is so tough. What a total 180 now Syrians are refugees in Iraq 🇮🇶
Does anyone know if these schools even exist any more? Sad to think....out of all those boys and girls shown entering school and such....how many are alive now?
Don't think so, war destroys lives, homes and the human spirit! Most of these people featured ate displaced refugees or deceased😪😢
Live laugh love don't think so war destroys lives, homes and the human spirit. The people featured are displaced refugees and probably deceased 😪😢
@@asapasiafury4100 So sad.
Of course they exist i live in damascus now
And i'm a pharmaseutical
Student .
Life in most places is okay
War only happened in some rural places
The syrian army is working day and night to protect us from the armed terrorists
I can send u videos and photos
The western media is so fake
The terrorists arent even syiran they are sent from all over the world through turkey
The bodies that are found are whiet and even asian looking some times
The army is technically fighting foriegn terrorists that are sent from the biggest countries in the world
Just brcause we have oil and are close to israel
They think we were too strong for a small country
How sad. Girls thinking harassment is ok or their fault by their outfit rather than knowing they can wear anything, and that people are responsible for their bad behavior if they harass. Hopefully more educated women and men will teach these young women better.
Why would you allow your security be determined by someone else’s morality?
If anyone is wondering, Duaa Bazzazi is now living in Dubai. you can find her Facebook with the same name.
This people are beautiful
This was a memory trip!! When everything was so simple
What do you mean was?
@@noralavender3798 a war happened
This makes me sad Yusif fled Iraq because of war then not long after the country he fled to for safe haven descended into a war of its own. No doubt Yusif faced seeing or hearing about the same atrocities over again.
fairuz playing in the school makes my heart just🥺🥺🥺
Wow ..
Little girl Duaa speaks deep logic
Could i ask when this was filmed? Thanks in advance :)
Hi cba2tired, This was filmed on 2010 :)
So sad watching their lives appear pretty decent and people taking refuge there knowing the next year Syria would be falling apart in civil war
@@blondy2061h Exactly. I was surprised how secular it was!!
@@RealFamilies any follow ups or ideas of where they are now?
This is a very upbeat documentary and I saw some recent comments here, from Syrian people, saying that these places haven't changed for the worse in the past years. That Damascus mostly remained unaffected by the war 👍
Everyone has their own culture and they have the right yo preserve it...if someone is developing it doesn't mean that they are in the right direction...
That beautiful girl sarah doesn't deserve to be humiliated like that, much much less by her own father. The headmistress by the way is really cool.
سوريا احلى شيء بالدنيا
The call of prayer is beautiful.
The narrator is pronounced Dua so perfectly. If hes not Arab ill be very surprised Masha Allah
I miss life in Syria
THAT HEAD TEACHER TOTALLY LOVES HERSELF!!!
Mashallah They are all beautiful in heart and face❤️❤️❤️
are there other episodes of this particular documentary?
11:44 is really funny !! 😂 It is like a meme !
sEEms like a really good girls' school --- pity we don't have better schooling ! The pupils have respect for their teachers and the teachers don't mistake giving in for caring .
Big up James the barber in his Jamaican shirt
I love how they handled the boys getting in a tiff. Good job! The woman and girls not wearing a head dress, are they not Muslim?
Are they Christians?
So interesting to have a peak into someone’s world.
Thanks for sharing.
If they were christians they wouldnt be alive
Not all muslims wear head scarfs in Syria there is no laws where you have to wear it so people choose themselves. its a secular government so they dont have religious laws like in Iran or Saudi Arabia. They do have christians in Syria too but majority are muslims and many muslims do not wear religious attire.In countries like Syria Iraq it wasnt common at all to wear it it started as a trend from the gulf around the 2000's onwards.
@@Dancingsingingstars No actually a lot of Arabs are Christians and live among Muslims so it's fine if they were Christians
@@shooqalmashjari2280 that's not what my Christian friend went through, he had to fly the country with his whole family because people wanted to kill them just for not being muslim
@@Dancingsingingstars Please, sir, do not generalize to all Muslims, if there are only Muslims in the name who do not know anything about Islamic law, this does not mean that Islam has laws to kill people, because they are not muslims.
And you can see that there are many Muslims living in Europe and America, and almost all over the world.
as an ofw I feel the impact of Ramadan in Saudi Arabia which is an allien culture to expartrite , we need to follow the law .
The headmistress is amazing