Everytime I see your beautiful hair free in the air, a smile pops up on my face, just can't help it. Such a simple and at the same time powerful gesture.
Last yr, in a counter-protest to #WorldHijabDay, I burned a hijab to commemorate #NoHijabDay, a day to stand in solidarity w women being imprisoned, abused, harassed, and even killed for not wearing hijab
Please join me on Feb 1st, and support those who want to be #FreeFromHijabhttps://twitter.com/YasMohammedxx/status/959105875171360768 …
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Dang! I just rewatched that video. You’re correct. Yas does have beautiful hair!
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Most women wear their hijab because of religion not forced by their husbands. Hijab is a sign of modesty not oppression. Burning it means u hurt the feelings of women who choose to wear it. Even nike has launched a hijab. If u don't want to wear it, its ok. But don't burn it.
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Take pride in character and accomplishments. Not burning the hijab. We celebrate our victories differently but your means of celebration is to put something beautiful down. I’m sorry for your experiences but what brought you down was not your hijab, rather your environment.
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Supporting you here from South Africa - go
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I am with you Yasmine!
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It is your right to express whatever you believe in Burn or in wear it does not matter Islam will not fall down because of this video but for sure it promotes the freedom of thinking as you have done Best of luck
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