This is so heartbreaking. This little girl committed suicide. She’s 9. She told her family she was being bullied, but the school found no evidence of bullying after investigation 1https://apple.news/AM8su_-emSOm2iuT6Tr_obQ …
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Now I realize this is totally projection/conjecture but this reminds me of the multiple cases where girls in hijab claim to their families that they’re being bullied. They do it because they want their families to take pity on them and let them take off the hijab. This might be 2
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another such case. My heart goes out to all those girls because I did the same thing. I was told that any suffering from bullying would be a lot easier to handle than eternal damnation in hell. 3
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If you’re a teacher and you have a young hijabi in your class-please keep an extra eye on her. 4
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My teacher
@RJFAB kept an extra eye on me, and I am forever grateful.Show this thread
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This case must be thoroughly investigated.
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There might have been other things frightening or traumatizing to her depending on the extent her family expectations imposed on her youth and stability. But in the preaent conditions we're supposed to not question her safety at home.
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What does wearing a hijab have to do with this story? Don’t tell me you’re trying to spin this score political points off a tragedy. Because your stupid followers are blaming the family of this girl and not the hate mongering that leads to bullying. https://globalnews.ca/news/5163138/calgary-syrian-family-daughter-suicide/ …pic.twitter.com/tGDKO8Eorw
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The hijab is meant to segregate muslims women from non-muslims, to prevent their integration to our society, to show that they are different. Then the girl committed suicide because she wasn't accepted by her peers. Why should we be surprised?
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I’ve a friend his little daughter always wore slacks under her frock,After she returned from her first day of school she refused to wear slacks but she was made to,my heart broke in thousand Pieces. It’s hard on kids to survive in multi cultural society.
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