I absolutely love Ibtihaj ❤ she's such a beautiful person and so well spoken. these open dialogues are so wonderful and necessary to create a more connected community
Yo, I'm gonna check out Louella. As a young woman in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon girl), I respect Muslim women so much because I also have to keep up a standard of modesty. We have to wear shirts with sleeves that cover out shoulders, cover our midriffs, wear shorts/skirts/dresses up to our knees, can't wear anything too low cut in the front or back, avoid sheer and tight things, etc. and it's hard! Basically anything trendy these days we can't really wear so for me, seeing how Muslim women wear their hijab and keep their standards of modesty, which are way more than ours, so faithfully and diligently and still manage to look beautiful is really inspiring. It strengthens me. It reminds me I'm not the only one trying to uphold a religious dress code. I honestly have so much love and respect for Muslim women.
People should of course wear hijabs if they choose to do so. But saying it is "so important" for Muslim women to wear Hijabs sounds like they HAVE to...(this is directed at the host not the interviewee) Not all Muslim women believe they HAVE to. Muslims have told me it is a choice. I would be terrified to wear a hijab if I were them in the USA right now.
I was literally crying while watching this video. I cannot believe that this is actually happening, girls are bullied for being modest !! ;(( ♥ lots of LOVE for You and all the girls who stand for their believes! ♥
I was watching this praying that she would at least acknowledge that there are women whom are oppressed by the hijab and its surrounding ideas of modesty but alas she did not. It is upsetting that she wants people to generalize about the hijab based on her experiences. She is a very privileged person and she does not represent the reality of what goes on in conservative Muslim American households and Muslim majority countries. And if we could stop pushing the idea that the hijab and its ideas of modesty are something to admire, that would be great. It directly contradicts feminist doctrine. And newsflash: all Muslim women do not wear the hijab. It is mostly the conservative/right wing sect of islam that does. Stop promoting that. Promote liberal islam and Muslims. Thank you.
Because it is important to represent everyone's story. No matter the race, religion, sexual orientation, or personal experience, everyone deserves the right to become the "norm". We should instead be asking why we do not see more diversity in mainstream media in general.
Muslims are on the forefront of hate, xenophobia, misunderstanding, and it's important to hold a dialogue about understanding the culture, the people who attribute their faith to Islam. Ibtihaj is a contrast to what the general public assumes.
Im so proud to call her my muslim sister u goo Gurl . Also ty to popsugar for brining muslim woman in this campaign
*Bringing
She's so soft spoken. I love it.
One of the most inspiring woman I have ever seen, thank you Ibtihaj for shining a little bit of light in a very dark time
she's so beautiful omg.
Kirbie is perfect for this series. She listen the person so deeply and makes other comfortable. They both look pretty
😍your name is so beautiful Ibtihaj = ( happiness) in Arabic
no wonder why she's so 'glowing'! :)
I absolutely love Ibtihaj ❤ she's such a beautiful person and so well spoken. these open dialogues are so wonderful and necessary to create a more connected community
She's such an inspiration I hope us women can empower and respect each other and advance over racism
Mariamakeup101 women advancing over racism? You mean sexism?
Love her confidence!
Thank you for the amazing video! Very inspiring!
Yo, I'm gonna check out Louella. As a young woman in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon girl), I respect Muslim women so much because I also have to keep up a standard of modesty. We have to wear shirts with sleeves that cover out shoulders, cover our midriffs, wear shorts/skirts/dresses up to our knees, can't wear anything too low cut in the front or back, avoid sheer and tight things, etc. and it's hard! Basically anything trendy these days we can't really wear so for me, seeing how Muslim women wear their hijab and keep their standards of modesty, which are way more than ours, so faithfully and diligently and still manage to look beautiful is really inspiring. It strengthens me. It reminds me I'm not the only one trying to uphold a religious dress code. I honestly have so much love and respect for Muslim women.
TheLoveMMM 💜💜💜
i love the way she talk .so calm
hijab women are the most beatiful women in the world 😍
no,not even close.You look like fools
Major LeeStoned shut the f**k up hijab women are much more modest then u are right now
Major LeeStoned omggg I can't believe this, u think we worship Satan hahaha. u should learn ur facts before commenting ur nonsense 😂
Huda Ahmed Of course you do.Just compare the Bible(KJV) to the quran and its easy to see.Repent and turn to the 1 true God YESHUA.
Major LeeStoned wtf dude! Firstly don't tell me what I worship. Seondly what's wrong with asking for forgiveness? Thirdly you're still wrong ✌💞
I love Kirbie so much more now. I admire her respect and her equality. I ❤ u!
you go girl!!
You're Inspiring,
Yes Never Let other people define your Dreams !!!!
😄
how did i not know about her shes lovely
She’s soooo beautiful with her hijab ❤️
both of these woman are beautiful❤
her eyes is dope
Love it!
I love this series soo much
Kirbie....thank you for this.....
love her 😍
I love her 🌹 well spoken woman
I'm so proud of you ibtihaj! 👏🏽
love her!
People should of course wear hijabs if they choose to do so.
But saying it is "so important" for Muslim women to wear Hijabs sounds
like they HAVE to...(this is directed at the host not the interviewee)
Not all Muslim women believe they HAVE to. Muslims have told me it is a choice.
I would be terrified to wear a hijab if I were them in the USA right now.
You are right
So proud of her ❤️❤️💕
❤️
I was literally crying while watching this video. I cannot believe that this is actually happening, girls are bullied for being modest !! ;((
♥ lots of LOVE for You and all the girls who stand for their believes! ♥
www.politicalislam.com/?s=hijab Learn something.
can you please get lana del rey on or something
I was watching this praying that she would at least acknowledge that there are women whom are oppressed by the hijab and its surrounding ideas of modesty but alas she did not. It is upsetting that she wants people to generalize about the hijab based on her experiences. She is a very privileged person and she does not represent the reality of what goes on in conservative Muslim American households and Muslim majority countries. And if we could stop pushing the idea that the hijab and its ideas of modesty are something to admire, that would be great. It directly contradicts feminist doctrine. And newsflash: all Muslim women do not wear the hijab. It is mostly the conservative/right wing sect of islam that does. Stop promoting that. Promote liberal islam and Muslims. Thank you.
exMuslimOpinion you are ex
exMuslimOpinion no body is forced to wear hijab
exMuslimOpinion get your facts right and educate yourself
Who let you on the internet? You sound like you're 12
exMuslimOpinion Are you brain dead?
MASHALLAH
Whoops, I'm on the PC side of TH-cam again.
Just... going to mark my territory here.
There is nothing inspiring about ignorance.
Why do you keep making videos with Muslims???
Rachel Rhodes any problem
Rachel Rhodes don't watch it you're a #racist
Because it is important to represent everyone's story. No matter the race, religion, sexual orientation, or personal experience, everyone deserves the right to become the "norm". We should instead be asking why we do not see more diversity in mainstream media in general.
Muslims are on the forefront of hate, xenophobia, misunderstanding, and it's important to hold a dialogue about understanding the culture, the people who attribute their faith to Islam.
Ibtihaj is a contrast to what the general public assumes.
What the hell kind of question is that? RUDE!