Things Not To Say To Someone Who Wears A Burqa

From presumptions that you're being forced to wear it, to being told 'to go back to your own country' because of it. When it comes to clothing, the burqa is arguably the most contentious of them all. So how do people who wear the burqa feel about the stereotypes they're given?
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[@sindraxo9249]

"I only wear this to give you other girls a chance" Wigs snatched.

[@Narconecrotix]

A chance to keep our lunches in our stomachs maybe yeah.

[@ccc-fd3ls]

You got that from a yearbook quote

[@1984magu]

They are soooooo modest...

[@salwaboss5556]

Lamooooo ❤

[@1984magu]

@@jnsurf5512 is like yo have a tool, this culture is the worst of humanity

[@cactipoke]

“I just smile.” “? How d’you smile?” “Like this” ☺️

[@taehyunkim5709]

emma eye smiles

[@SoAS26]

That was so cute seriously!

[@boowie9302]

dave sagar actually I feel like when who don’t practice modesty at more likely to be treated like animals and are not respected by men the way they should be

[@boowie9302]

dave sagar believe what you want to believe. Islam is peace , and modesty is protection. I hope you find the right path

[@boowie9302]

dimmy dunk yes , the religion of Islam is peace . You are clearly influenced by the media on your image of Islam

[@Singingsocialist]

"You don't have to wear make up?" Well, who has to?

[@jnsurf5512]

@Melanie X wdym, it's true...

[@Singingsocialist]

@Melanie X Could you explain that? I'm no native speaker and don't unterstand your point.

[@Singingsocialist]

@@1984magu says the stupid man

[@1984magu]

@@Singingsocialist say the one who know islam and is honest about it ;)

[@zupergurkan]

Scrolled through the comments looking for this😂

[@neazenzen372]

"I'm Pakistani and I've never been to Pakistan" this sentence explains everything.

[@manishkundapur5280]

😂😂

[@user-ze6yk4sd5g]

Wow😂

[@brazilmachine4721]

Complete lack of integration

[@user-ze6yk4sd5g]

@SCP-049 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@theniqabiblogger]

Most in UK is from pakistan

[@kylovesart]

I'm so confused by the title. They're wearing niqabs. They even said so themself. Except the one girl wearing a hijab.

[@mohaf3157]

Sleepy Energy they are all wearing niqabs expect the girl without the covered face. She’s wearing a hijab which only covers the head and neck. A burqa covers everything even the face. A burqa is less common to wear and a hijab is very common. You might want to research to see a pic and the title of this video is wrong.

[@Coolbird00]

Yeah the title confused me too!

[@mamunkhulna2886]

The girl is wearing a headscarf. And hijab does not mean headscarf

[@odessaollandin]

Mamun Khulna well hijab means covering up so yeah it is. Also it is just been used that way for so long it just kind of what it’s called know

[@mamunkhulna2886]

@@odessaollandin no hijab does not means covering up. Hijab means barrier. A barrier between human and those things Allah dislikes.

[@AlyssaTaylor9]

"Some women actually have to fight to be able to wear it. Maybe in other countries people are being forced." GIRL... maybe?!?! I'm absolutely for your right to dress how every you want. It's your body and your life. However, pretending that hijabs/niqabs/burqas aren't FORCED upon many women and implying that more women have to fight to wear it than are forced to is sheer willful ignorance.

[@andrabarcan8573]

True, people shouldn't ignore the dark truth that involves burqa. These days, people tend to either criticize or glorify, nothing in between. We need to aknowledge the reality, not to "erase" it as if it didn't existed.

[@КонстантинГеоргиев-и9ф]

Alyssa Taylor you're right

[@mileenamills1527]

Alyssa Taylor they didn’t pretend anything. Chill

[@nads_artpage]

How do you know😂

[@hopedean6424]

They're not pretending?? Women in middle eastern countries are often forced to wear it, but I can say for certain that the majority of western Muslims are not forced to wear it and even sometimes have to fight to wear it because their family or friends don't think they should wear it. How about some of y'all actually get to know western niqabis before commenting on how oppressed and victimised they are.

[@whatthehck4604]

this might sound rude but *this is the ultimate way to smuggle snacks into a theatre*

[@Mal-x2x]

f0repl4y ur not needed here,byeeeeee

[@tzuyuboi2341]

lmao it is tho.

[@611gay5]

@@Mal-x2x 🤖💩🤖💩

[@memeshehe1917]

@@f0repl4y That isn't funny, get some help.

[@notquiteatory971]

*the ultimate way to smuggle drugs in the country*

[@uyennguyenmaiphuong9310]

Iran: fighting for the right to not wear a burqa In the West: fighting for the right to wear a burqa

[@CanadaJai]

On Earth: Fighting for the right to CHOOSE for yourself...

[@waterloop5567]

@Mike R. very true. That element of choice is very very important because when there is compulsion involved it takes away the sweetness of that experience. For example muslims pray 5 times a day and it is awesome because we get to experience peace. If someone keeps telling you "pray!" Without you wanting to, it's most likely you won't feel that attraction to prayer.

[@PDD555]

Ikr, the world is such a complex place to live im

[@Arthur2005-j9y]

Ikr

[@dondog3123]

Woman in iran fighting for woman's rights Woman in the west are fighting for their rights to wear them Its all about the choices

[@joshm6012]

The one where the girl said "I'm only wearing this to give you other girls a chance" I was lmfao

[@phoenix-yx7xd]

Josh Marcelino its called Taqqiya.

[@fisebilillah4406]

voice of an indian They are not Shias. Shias practice Taqiyya and they do not wear niqab. Learn something, don't be ignorant.

[@GregorPQ]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXqQdGaZd8yCpJo

[@daviedovey]

even Jack the Ripper had a sense of humour

[@icu659]

Ikr, not only is it hilarious but also ridiculous to know that there are certain individuals that "reason" like that.

[@TylerWebb04]

I thought this was Buzzfeed

[@shadesamurai]

Buttfeet*

[@D3C3n50r]

Well it is the BBC, another libtard outlet...

[@ArcanePath360]

BBC practically are Buzzfeed these days. Same as ITV morning news.

[@reasonforhopewithin]

RogueGamer hey man copying off BuzzFeed is the cool thing to do these days

[@classic3511]

They are using the exact same format down to the imaging, original BBC.

[@misswhitegrape0225]

"You're so lucky you don't have to wear makeup" Um, last I checked nobody has to wearing makeup.

[@bartooma]

They do wear make up at home and in their own parties but not shown for men. Please know more makeup brands profit the most from the Arabian gulf countries where niqab is very common.

[@eleethtahgra7182]

@@bartooma so...her statement is hypocritical? Figures.

[@bartooma]

@@eleethtahgra7182 sorry I edited my first comment. I meant, not shown for men who are not relatives, only females, . Excuse me.

[@eleethtahgra7182]

@@bartooma ergo, that statement about no make up is hypocritical.

[@Redmanticore]

and you can wear makeup in islam. even in those niqabs you can use dramatic eyeshadows and modify eyebrows and eyelashes, if you want. so even the hyperbole point she was trying to say was incorrect. aboutislam.net/counseling/ask-about-islam/muslim-women-allowed-wear-make/

[@marissabones]

I've just always wondered how hot it must be in the summer Edit: 1 year later. I would just like to thank everyone for all their comments, I honestly didn't expect so many people kind enough to share their experiences and thoughts. Truly thank you as I've learned a lot

[@mamunkhulna2886]

It's not hot when you have the blessing of Allah.

[@marissabones]

@@mamunkhulna2886 fair enough

[@rxscydanie]

It's hot most of the time but if you get used to it. It just felt normal This is based on my experience btw

[@marissabones]

@@rxscydanie thank you

[@rxscydanie]

@@marissabones you're welcome ^^

[@aceclearwater5360]

“Go back to your own country” “Canada?”

[@1984magu]

....no, her real one...she's crearly not canadian...

[@CodeLyokofan1TheBest]

@@1984magu how do you know that she's not Canadian?

[@1984magu]

@@CodeLyokofan1TheBest because she wear a trash bag, and that is not part of canadian culture, he doesn't want to become canadian, she want to go back to her country, to be canadian like to be of any other culture does not mean to have a green card, a piece of paper.... the western word just forget it, but maybe islam will remember us that.... western society is not only capitalism, but also human rights, reparation between church and state, science.... those girls clearly give they rights as discounted, but they are promoting the antithesis of western culture.... so they are not assimilated, they are indeed not canadian...

[@CodeLyokofan1TheBest]

@@1984magu and what if they are born in Canada? Does that not count or something?

[@1984magu]

@@CodeLyokofan1TheBest no, i've just tell you, doesn't matter if you are born in canada, if you grow up closed inside a family that tells you that you are different from the others and doesn't give you the opportunity to become a member of the society you really are not canadian....it's a cultural thing...

[@marabirau1003]

one of them is wearing a hijab wth

[@andybee1381]

And the rest are wearing niqab

[@keziah7981]

less panic! more forehead yes that's true

[@_Kittylover_]

less panic! more forehead oh shut up

[@lanebiii3089]

less panic! more forehead I love your username ❤️

[@laurenm2449]

HAL 9000 I can honestly say two things: you disgust me and I don't know that much about Islam, but (just to address the terrorism comment) there are approximately 2 billion Muslims in the world so if they were all terrorists you'd be fucked. Go educate yourself before you return to the KZbin comments.

[@aliyahabrahams2071]

"Maybe, in some countries, people are being forced." Are you serious?

[@NoName-sp5dp]

Some not all

[@danielstewart6603]

@@NoName-sp5dp islam forces them

[@harrietjonesformerprimemin2545]

Hammer 103 nah idiots force them too. There's a difference. Glad I could educate you. :)

[@harrietjonesformerprimemin2545]

Sarah T H A N K Y O U

[@eleethtahgra7182]

@@Sarah-sx2ks yup dumb islamic government.

[@nikavance9453]

Even in the UK there absolutely ARE women who are forced to wear a niqab. But these women wouldn't come to BBC Three.

[@alisakhan5574]

Name one person who is forced

[@fadli_1577]

@@alisakhan5574 some of women in my country Indonesia actually forced to wear niqab

[@nobbynobbs8182]

Why would the BBC invite women who are forced in a propaganda video in favor of the niqab?

[@PDD555]

@@alisakhan5574 a lot right now

[@emerald8731]

PEOPLE CAN WEAR THESE IF THEY WANT TO. If they are forced to, it’s not okay. if people don’t want to wear them, it’s okay. If people do want to wear them, it’s okay!

[@myheartwillstopinjoy8142]

@@OneFinalTipple because their identities are their bodies and curves, not their minds and intellect (which is not hidden by the hijab)? Seriously, opression and sexism was there long before Islam, the world should stop lying to itslef

[@nabila.h9087]

Dont Even subscribe I agreee! You are an intellectual my friend

[@myheartwillstopinjoy8142]

@@OneFinalTipple I have the right to wear whataver I want, not for man at all (man would prefer to see my body to please their eyes, no?), I wear this for only Allah, in submission to only him. No opression here. Please don't ever have the ignorance to mix up culture and religion, by chosing some prehistoric countries and people and labeling their savage acts as Islamic

[@adamkarlb6329]

Do you think there is anyone beeing Forced to wear one?

[@OneFinalTipple]

@@adamkarlb6329 - aren't females who choose to wear these headscarfs are actually only trying to curry favour (suck up to) God? Why do women have to do this? Maybe it's a reflection of society. Either way, I think women are coerced, yes. God should say they don't need to do this. Unless God actually wants them to - therefore they would be coerced by God in this case.

[@hopedean6424]

That question about makeup implies that women HAVE to wear makeup. Sad.

[@goyang.]

hope dean thats what i thought lol

[@NoName-sp5dp]

@@1984magu ignorant comment

[@harrietjonesformerprimemin2545]

Dump Man honey you deserve to be oppressed

[@sunnysunflower383]

Haha, Dump Man? More like DUMB Man. You deserve to be oppressed. By the way, the bible supports racism, and even encouraged the people back then to do racism because of the line "save the white race"

[@ethanmacpherson2159]

I agree

[@renada0580]

I’m from saudi and I was forced to wear it since the age of 12. I then took it off at 19 and now I can’t even describe my joy every time I go out with my free bare face out. It’s been almost 3 years but I still appreciate and salute myself doing it and taking it off... I’m settled with a headscarf

[@aboood661013141]

عقبال العباية

[@joey1723]

Thank you for sharing your story, I'm so glad you now have the freedom that you deserve :)

[@healingtarrot9089]

Great 🙏

[@adw4261]

Freedom!

[@icytakaqi9en947]

Congratulation Zhrarara. I hope you have a beautiful, long and peaceful life. Enjoy your freedom Sister♡

[@beckijones9807]

As a child from a very white conservative town, I saw my first group of women wearing burqas on a coach trip to London. The clothing was strange but didn't bother me. What stuck with me was...they all had ice creams and I had no idea how they ate them 😐🍦

[@vladmirpuddin385]

Lmao you can lift it up a bit from underneath and eat

[@omarshinwari7823]

Lift the veil up a bit. And eat it

[@UmmKhair901]

It ain’t easy! Sometimes you find a secluded empty space and eat it there with it off

[@saff4072]

That’s sweet ☺️ I love people like you who you that just approach everything with an open mind. ✌🏼

[@britishempireno1fan851]

@@UmmKhair901 Most stupid religion ever

[@krismichael5949]

"Well i just smile.." "How u smile?" "😏" Hahaha

[@LameNameForSarah]

Kris Jackson that was my favorite part. You can't see her physical mouth smile, but you can tell it's genuine cause of her eyes smiling.

[@krismichael5949]

yeah most probably... and so are the ones out there that is without that beekeeper suit..

[@krismichael5949]

yeap their halloween costume take them to heaven, yall:)

[@krismichael5949]

Ohh okay.

[@nuruldamia4480]

user name only she knows that...

[@user-og7qq5zy8p]

None of these are burqas... they’re all niqabs

[@zabeensafa9017]

Burqas are on their body...grow up

[@yad1298]

zabeen safa that’s an abaya, not a burqa ?

[@zabeensafa9017]

@@yad1298 those clothes which covers your whole body,is called burqas

[@niqarandleylu8482]

zabeen safa do you even know what a burqa is

[@zabeensafa9017]

@@niqarandleylu8482 I know Bcz I wear burkha..

[@dannytheman1313]

"Some women have to fight to wear it." Yes in places like England where its entirely optional, if you no longer wish to wear it you can take it off and no one will say anything most outside of your faith and community won't even try to stop you. But many others do not get the option. Others are literally dying to take it off.

[@dannytheman1313]

@sara matar Granted I don't know what region of the world you live in but assuming it's in a country that isn't mandated by religious laws that require you to wear it. You are you are free to do so. You are your own person no one has the right to take that away from you.

[@dannytheman1313]

@sara matar I hope one day you are able to have some level of independence and are allowed to take it off.

[@samuelvimes7686]

@sara matar I hope that you'll give your future daughters the freedom that your parents didn't gave to you

[@PDD555]

@sara X I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you can pursue your dreams and that you can move to a more tolerant place if you want to. Whatever you choose, please never listen to someone who says you don't value enough, you are perfect and strong the way you are

[@saff4072]

People who are oppressed into wearing it have nothing to do with these women who choose to. Absolutely nothing at all- ya’ll always bringing up oppressed women- okay so just because some women are oppressed out there means they can’t wear what they want to in peace? 🤡

[@afkpavi]

It's slap on the face to all the women out there who are jailed for fighting for the right to not wear this. idk., this feels a little insensitive and offensive when people are dying to have the choice to remove this."oh i'm in canada so i can wear this and make a propaganda video about how it is liberating when on the other part of the world.,my sisters are literally dying to have a say in this matter"

[@joey1723]

Well said, I completely agree with you.

[@rosegirl5019]

👏👏👏

[@benieqka3338]

Are you even muslim?? You obviously have no idea what these are worn for.

[@benieqka3338]

And those girls wearing the niqab dont affect the oppresed women in other countries. Stop hating for no reason

[@dr-5693]

@@benieqka3338 yeah, I think the most true thing this person wrote out of their entire rant was "idk" :p

[@NNichols10]

"I'm treated like a queen in my home" but I can't go outside

[@nathanielreyes9942]

Natalie Nichols A golden cage is still a cage.

[@MinimyoCaly]

That one woman in blue has the most adorable eye smile.

[@marzipan9428]

Natalie Nichols Bruh. We all come outside. The girls in my family are out more of the time than the guys 😂😂.

[@fifthape2119]

+Marzicorn 1. What country do you live in? 2. Do you always have a male family member as an escort? 3. Must you always wear a burka? In your country, what is the punishment for violating #2 and #3?

[@restantriayu94]

Wrong! I'm wearing the niqab and I'm still free to go outside 😊plus when I'm wearing niqab I'm not even being bothered and truly it protects me 😊

[@joeybean_jojo2054]

I have a question: How does eating work? In public, do you lift it up or slide the utensil under? Please don’t take this as a rude question I’m just wondering.

[@hasnoname630]

Hi :). I personally slid the ustensil under but I prefer eating with a wall on my right side so I can lift the right side of the niqab up, it's way more easy like that.

[@hasnoname630]

@s҉e҉x҉ ҉ a҉d҉d҉i҉c҉t҉ I don't think so.

[@hasnoname630]

@s҉e҉x҉ ҉ a҉d҉d҉i҉c҉t҉ 1. I'm Irish and French Canadian. Suntan or not I stay white. And I hate suntan. In countries like UAE and many other one there is beaches just for women. 2. I do eat pizza in public. There is something call ustensils. 3. I don't jog since my health condition doesn't allow me too. I do other kind of exercices at home while wearing something beauthiful call : a jogging. Still there is special clothes you can wear for that. 4. I do swim and wade. Since the beginning of time, we have jilbab who are made for this. Or you can wear an old abaya if you don't have the intention to swim. 5. I do enjoy the breeze. The air get under my dress haha. 6. I do enjoy the sun in my backyard because no one can see me. 7. And yes I do sit cross-legged. I'm happy to answer but if you're going to talk to me like sh*t and assuming things we better stop this conversation right now.

[@myheartwillstopinjoy8142]

@s҉e҉x҉ ҉ a҉d҉d҉i҉c҉t҉ hello I allow myself to get involved in this :) Tbh, sonetimes it may be hard. It may be too hot or uncomfortable, but we don't even think about removing it, it's a part of us. If your head hurt you, would you take it off? The best part is even when we are kinda struggling (even thought the struggle is very small, not so hard that it seems), our belief in God, knowing we do that to obey God and that we will gain his benediction makes us so happy, that the hijab becomes a sweet part of our hearts, not just our bodies. If you are religious you may get my point, the sweetness of struggling for your lord. If I was forced to take of my Hijab off, I would feel so sad. I wouldn't feel myself and most of all I'd find it pure injustice. I hope I enlightened you about what we feel. Have a nice day :)

[@myheartwillstopinjoy8142]

@s҉e҉x҉ ҉ a҉d҉d҉i҉c҉t҉ You are free to think the way you want to, my friend. I just hope there will be less hatred in this world tommorow. Peace be upon you :)

[@ellenday2155]

None of them are actually wearing burkas...

[@raine420]

They’re wearing the niqab right?

[@jirachi398]

@@raine420 yep!

[@dollsNcats]

What is it

[@raine420]

Jennifer Aguirre it’s the niqab

[@raine420]

super_sad a burka would have mesh over their eyes I believe

[@i_t_n_]

"what arw you hiding there?" "the bomb." i'm sorry guys, but this shit is funny🤣

[@HelloHello-ii7nd]

I thought it was HILARIOUS!!!!! That girl should be a comedian. Lmao.

[@nobbynobbs8182]

Was that joke before or after the Manchester bombing?

[@arolemaprarath6615]

@@HelloHello-ii7nd I know right?! I love her! She's the best!

[@rubyruby7573]

Remember How Kyle Reese Concealed A Shotgun In Terminator That's Burqa

[@alice-ij7fu]

Please change the title, it's 'niqab' not 'burqa.' Burqa is where the eyes are covered with mesh 😀

[@kby5099]

Trashbag

[@xtylishb4377]

@@kby5099 holy ghost spotted 👻

[@saff4072]

Ligeia D.Aurevilly I think her point was that girls in bikinis look like featherless chicken in public. Many niqabis could legit go around saying all girls need to wear it, why aren’t they wearing it etc etc and there would be an uproar. They don’t. Even if they believe that wearing niqab is fardh they keep it to themselves. But everyone who believes girls shouldn’t wear it are sooooo ready to attack niqabis. Like Wtf, it’s not a cultural thing is a religious thing. They don’t do it out of culture it’s out of religion. Get it right.

[@fallingup8358]

Hali x yep that’s what I thought a burqua was but then again in the different types of Arabic there are different words for things Like حليب (haleeb) half my friends say it means milk and the other half say it’s yogurt!

[@ITriggerWokeSJWS]

alice who cares same thing

[@Matt5444]

I wonder if the BBC can educate me as to how atheists like myself are treated under Islamic law.

[@declanmurphy1006]

Depending on the country, you would be oppressed at best. More likely enslaved, raped and/or killed.

[@ibnvoltaire5158]

You don't even have to be atheist. Even muslims who dare to criticize islam are killed... Under islamic law, for sure you would be killed. How is the question

[@iiperplexed3136]

Toshinou Kyouko weeb

[@SteelRain211]

*tips fedora*

[@fido2644]

Easy under Islamic law you are treated exactly the same way as a woman who was guilty of infidelity, yer stoned to death.

[@gaybot8375]

"You're so lucky you don't have to wear makeup!" Nobody HAS TO wear makeup. It's a choice. Edit: I know that people have self-esteem issues. You don't need to tell me that. But everyone still has a choice no matter how they feel. Some people feel as though they NEED to wear makeup when they really don't need it (nobody needs it) and to those people, I say that true beauty isn't simple, it's complex. Sorry if what I've just said is offensive.

[@imverycreative5819]

yes but a lot of people feel like they need to to not be made fun of

[@twinkiedinkskating851]

You are right. I don’t wear makeup, because I have never been into it, and my skin is sensitive to it.

[@_R_R_R]

Ive never actually worn makeup, even as a kid. Im a guy

[@SevenEllen]

Tell that to KZbin's army of high-maintenance bullies.

[@nitinnawaghare4115]

But they don't have that choice..

[@ritaferreira2342]

“It’s cultural, not islamic!” “I wear it for God” WTF?????????

[@murraymanitos]

Rita Ferreira That’s not what she said. She said that there are some cultural practices that repress women, but those are not part of Islam. She is not including wearing the hijab as one of those. She is contrasting it, a religious practice, with repressive practices that are cultural. 3:13

[@error1997]

Yes exactly 😩

[@annnee6818]

Rita Ferreira my thoughts exactly. It just sounds like brainwashed rambling to me with not much thought behind it. But as long as she really does want to wear it... who am I to judge. Loads of people don't want to wear it but have to. No one seems to give a shit about those ladies in this video.

[@annnee6818]

murraymanitos Having to hide your face is not repressive... how exacly?

[@svanhildmusic2810]

Rita Ferreira Yeah, they're such morons. It's not even in the Quran, and they make regular Muslim woman look worse than they already do to the public eye

[@hurbig]

Every woman should have the choice whether she wants to wear a burqa or not. Many women don't get to chose. Many women in islamic families are oppressed. It is very legit to worry about women who wear a burqa.

[@hectorb.7557]

The Insurgent not true

[@opinion1238]

Herr Hurbig burqa is not religion expression. IT is cultural ,to protect themself from sand storms in dessert. As always , the muslim always mixed up between religion , culture And politics. Sad And very sad

[@kallishabangura1745]

Women don't get force it's a choice✌🏾

[@NeroMephistopheles]

+Kallisha Bangura It's only a choice in western, democratic countries, where they are protected for the most part. In Countries, wich are not secular and "ruled" by Islam, they *do not* have a choice. Those are the countries where they are stoned, if they get raped, because it is obviously their fault. They are punished there for not wearing a hijab, burqa, niqap etc. They are punished in every aspect of their lifes, for being a women. If they would leave Islam in those countries, this also goes for men btw, they are going to get killed. The official punishement for leaving Islam in pretty much every Islamic country is; Death. Awesome Choice... you want to live and be a slave, or you want to die? For a black woman, not to understand that kind of sentiment, I really feel sad for you parents, who've failed to raise with some proper morals.

[@braintumor9811]

If the burka is made to protect from the local desert climates, then tell me, why does it have to be black out of all the colours, in the middle of the scorching desert exposed to extreme sun, why does it have to be the colour that absorbs the most heat. Why is it made out of polyester that is extremely water resistant and causes all of the woman's sweat to not evaporate and further punish her by making her drown in her own sweat. Polyester is also one of the best insulators and is usually used in winter clothing not in summer clothing. Why is it constructed so that it impedes the woman''s vision. If the burka is a protective piece of clothing then why do only women wear it, do men not need the same protection from the weather? It also causes a lot of other problems for women such as making it more difficult for them to drink water and consume food while outdoors.

[@Kimberly-lv8dg]

Do one that's called "things not to say to someone with a lisp"

[@ShwanFraidoonA]

Yessss

[@lucicorinne297]

RICHARD GORANSKI

[@cindy1734]

YES

[@enijize1234]

Finley nice impression of Sean Connery

[@jay-on5nd]

Theatre Trash that thounds like a thuper good video.

[@lukesky6157]

These gals know damn well their answers would be different in an Islamic country - not that they would have the right to express the answers.

[@nensjsjskajsh6724]

Luke Sky someone hasn’t done their research

[@clooxies2952]

Clearly you havent seen UAE, Morocco,Oman, Indonesia,Malaysia, Tunisia.

[@bhuvijetly2409]

Agreed fully!!

[@clooxies2952]

@@nensjsjskajsh6724 lol yeah

[@jannahbedanaahmed6907]

loll u havent done ur research hun

[@ivandrago782]

to be honest when you cover your face in public so people can’t see you people just generally feel uncomfortable

[@fabivillalobos609]

JustSnap _ agree

[@dollsNcats]

I don’t , when I see people like this I give them a little smile. I know many look down at them are rude to them so I hope a smile goes a long way I hope

[@ivandrago782]

Loujine Ahmed it’s a public safety disservice if anyone can cover their face in public. That’s why some of the most shopping malls across the UK ban items of clothing which covers your face

[@ivandrago782]

Loujine Ahmed and 28 other people agree with me

[@ivandrago782]

Loujine Ahmed and slutty clothed don’t violate my safety rights

[@connorbit]

those aren't even burqas, they're niqabs.

[@snuz1257]

Connor Dolan and one is a hijab!

[@supermecho3]

Niqab is a created to reduce rape

[@freespirit1237]

@@supermecho3 😂

[@madmudslinger]

@@supermecho3 I thought it was originally created because of sand storms

[@SalehAhmed-le2wl]

@@supermecho3 no niqab isn't created for reducing rape. Cuz quran orderd lowering gaze for the boys and wearing chador to the women so that they look royal and honourable

[@user-hy5ee2xt6z]

love how non of the women here are wearing an actual burqa, the title should've been @ niqabis since they are wearing niqab shshshsh

[@annabell714]

True

[@rileypome4616]

"We all have different eyes and that’s how you know the friendship is true" ✨ love that

[@zack7566]

"I wear it because it's my culture" 5 mins later ITS A RELIGIOUS PART OF ME

[@connieknight9077]

Then her religion is part of her culture

[@wesleyw7908]

It's not even religious, the burqa is not mandatory according to the Quran.

[@connieknight9077]

@@wesleyw7908not all religious things are mandatory

[@wesleyw7908]

@@connieknight9077 There is nothing about a burqa in the Quran, the word doesn't even exists once. The burqa is bot religious it's Arabic culture.

[@connieknight9077]

@@wesleyw7908 every religious person worships in a diferent way, some people cover themselves as a form of worshiping god, even if its not mentioned at all in the quran and yeah in arabic countries it is part of culture(which came from religion), but for anyone that chooses to wear it it is most likely religion idk thats how i see it

[@alibababa6]

The idea that women’s bodies are inherently sexual, but men’s bodies are not (at least not to a similar degree) plays into the prejudice that sex is something that only men want, and only women provide. Women by themselves don’t have any sexual agency or sexual desires, so there’s no need to hide men from the gaze of women - no temptation results anyway. This is factually incorrect and sexist. The idea that women should be held responsible for men’s sexuality rather than let men by themselves take responsibility for themselves is also deeply sexist. I’m a heterosexual man. I’m responsible for my own behavior in every way. That remains precisely equally true regardless of whether the women in my vicinity is wearing burqa or being completely nude. I reject the idea that sexual temptation is a sin in the first place. This demonization of perfectly normal human sexuality is by itself harmful. Behavior can be wrong, but merely feeling whatever it is you’re feeling can’t by itself be wrong. I reject the strongly associated idea that consensual sex between adult human beings is in any way wrong. Adult human beings own their own bodies and have the right to do what they want with those bodies as long as their actions do not harm others without consent. We don’t require the “stamp of approval” from God, or from a priest in the form of “marriage” in order to be allowed to have sex. I think especially the forms of clothing that veils the face act as both a practical and emotional barrier between the women wearing it and the rest of society. I consider this to be a bad thing, as I believe human contact in local societies is a good thing. It’s also worth mentioning that the women who wear it and feel they’ve got little choice in the matter seldom have the freedom to be publicly vocal about this problem. The result is that the ones who wear it by choice are vocal about it (and praised for that by their communities!) while the ones who feel coerced into it are silent by necessity. At least half of the women I know from muslim-majority backgrounds either currently wears, or growing up used to wear hijab - but not even a single one of them would’ve been free to voice this opposition at the time. There’s a systematic silencing going on here.

[@alibababa6]

Yes, sure. Use them.

[@JohnSmith-up9jr]

alibababa6 *I think you need some clarification. Firstly, there is no mention of the burqa or hijab in the Quran. There is mention of modesty, and both men and women are told to cover to a certain degree (look it up).* *I don’t know how you’ve turned the idea that men are less capable of controlling they’re desires into a sexist comment towards women, it’s actually sexist towards men, and from what we’ve heard and seen in 2018, it seems like there’s some truth to it.* That is mentioned in the Quran, but nowhere does it mention a lack of sexual desires for women or that women should ‘provide’ sex to men. Out of your comment is you rejecting things that are unrelated to this video or Islam, all I can do is recommend that you do some actual research.

[@1984magu]

In islam woman sould nor have a will or desires, exept to serve god....specially sexual desires....

[@1984magu]

@@JohnSmith-up9jr liar.... alwais a muslim have to lie....

[@RowanBuchananroabie]

@@JohnSmith-up9jr Okay. On a cultural level, which the religion has influenced, what he said is true. The burqa/niqab holds these ideals. The hijab isn't as bad, but the burqa/niqab turns women, somehow, into sexless creatures and sex objects simultaneously. It degrades them.

[@bishwarupborah7805]

Imagine being friends with them for years and never had the opportunity to see how they look.. Even realizing that they passed by you in the streets someday unmasked.. 🤣🤣🤣

[@manishkundapur5280]

lolol

[@vapimika4844]

Nah.. let's say your friends with a girl your allowed to show your face hair whatever but not in front of a man that isn't blood related to u some how

[@youtubelover699]

No. A women can take off the niqab/ burkhaa infront of women. But not infront of non mahram

[@thecuriousservant5549]

Bishwarup Borah Same with mates driving a motorbike with helmet or wearing balaclavas

[@kingtut7213]

Bishwarup Borah that’s sad

[@karywalker9617]

I will find not being able to see someones face always scary tbh.

[@cryptocrap6013]

What you expect? a next horror movie featuring a burqa-wearing killer?

[@dizzy_ddigital]

Thamia Sophia lmao i've seen a child lost her mom in the field of women wearing burqas 😂 poor kid haha he found his mom though!

[@dackjanielsmeup]

Soul Ikarus It’s natural for humans to want to see other people’s faces. That’s not paranoid at all.

[@hectorb.7557]

Thamia Sophia ur immature thats all

[@James-hf6cr]

Thamia Sophia. No one cares

[@charitydebruis3440]

"How do you smile??" 😂👌🏻

[@jeremycush]

Charity De Bruis they use emojis and stick that onto thier oversized hankie

[@charitydebruis3440]

HAL 9000 I was repeating what she was saying and laughing at her joke

[@charitydebruis3440]

Jeremy Cush I was repeating what she was saying and laughing at her joke

[@daered]

Looking at the title and thumbnail, I 100% thought this was a parody

[@compilationvideos1200]

daered Uhh please use your life, do you did’nt respect them?

[@localloserliv1740]

Utónév Vezetéknév what the hell

[@miyako2141]

@@hunorxd You have no right to tell someone else to go back to their country. Not all muslims are arabs smh.

[@Noa-hs6qy]

daered Like the parody "The real housewives of isis?' At least that was truly funny!

[@robygonzales7482]

“What are you hiding there..?” “ *A bomb* ”

[@manishkundapur5280]

alloha snackbar !

[@fahimhasanchoudhury]

throat banger when you go to sleep,you lock the door properly. So what do u hide in your house? A bomb?

[@wrestle4507]

@@fahimhasanchoudhury chup Muslim

[@thecuriousservant5549]

Yash G waste man you don’t believe in God heheheh don’t call your mum mum as you don’t remember coming out her

[@wendyastin1578]

I thought she said a bong

[@TheSheepPimp]

And shit like this is why I refuse to pay my licence

[@declanmurphy1006]

Why should you pay a license to a leftist propaganda machine.

[@ilovejesus1238]

You know BBC three doesn't air on the tv anymore?

[@TheCounty19]

ILoveJesus123 Yeah i wonder how this shit gets funded. Who paid for the cameras lighting interview cameraman...fuck sake

[@TheSheepPimp]

@ILoveJesus123 And what? Do you think that because it is not on TV it's not funded by licence fee payers? Technically you need a licence to watch iplayer

[@kay18486]

What Shit thing really most stupid film ever , why they don’t mention that Burqa is not belong to Islam it’s something crate by Othman

[@dancingcarapace]

Actually, that's a niqab

[@dizzy_ddigital]

Lexi Barrow different names from places! Everyone here call it Cadar 😂

[@DEATHFOOTAGE]

Different places have different names. In india it is called a burqha

[@samualhogan8517]

They’re both symbols of oppression

[@mikugutz]

Hijab- covers hair show face Niqab-covers face shows only eyes Burqa- covers everything mesh covers for eyes

[@tami8458]

What's the difference?

[@chrisbrown7175]

"Hey do you wanna be in a video about Burqa's?" *shows up with Hijab* facepalm

[@jellyfishbrained]

These are niqabs

[@cyberghetto2714]

jlxelite oml they’re talking about the black girl

[@amandaroberts5813]

Chris Brown they aren’t even burqas😂 it’s a niqab!!🤣

[@TheBestCat1290]

@@cyberghetto2714 😱😱😱 RASIST!!

[@cyberghetto2714]

TheBest Boy1290 You’re an idiot. How is that racist? I’m referring to someone. 😒🙄 And by the way, it’s spelled *racist.*

[@bbbp8166]

alot of woman in saudi arabia forced to waer that thing "نقاب" im one of them and im tird of it

[@boredshrimp9425]

:( I'm sorry, I'm algerian and here you can not wear a hijab/jilbab

[@doa_ak7636]

@@boredshrimp9425 it's either you have a bad English or you live in a different Algeria

[@mtraa.942]

That would be your parents last time i checked niqab(النقاب) or burqa (البرقع) they're not legally forced on women They only force the abbaya Basically it's just like a long dress.

[@boredshrimp9425]

@@doa_ak7636 my english is fine, to reformulate I mean that women aren't forced to wear a hijab or jilbab, they can (not wear a hijab), not they cannot wear a hijab

[@doa_ak7636]

@@boredshrimp9425 now that's make sense neighbour

[@hypnotizeddream2099]

Spectacular! What about the women who are forced to wear the garmet! Its okay because you in particular get to choose? Terrifying. Its propaganda.

[@goodgyalseek9925]

Or maybe it's their individual experience.theyre individuals. Jesus.

[@Kitty4u]

They litteraly said that it should be a choice...

[@maxikingola]

So pathetic BBC media - the most transparent and recognised media in the world at the level of buzzfeed :/

[@SunsetScotty]

At 1:17 one of them admits that "maybe" in other countries people are being forced, as if she weren't 100% certain it happens...

[@goodgyalseek9925]

which country forces women to wear the burka??????????????????

[@katecooper3410]

"Don't all your selfies look the same?" "Well I have the same face so I'd hope they'd be the same" Girl yes!!!!!!!

[@pickclawraider4206]

You can't even see most of their faces. I don't understand your point, girl yes.

[@1984magu]

Sooo empowering, you should gi to live in arabia, a strong woman like you will enjoy that fancy culture...

[@helloitsme3344]

@@1984magu you guys are judging a religion based on one country and im actually done

[@mortgageapprovals8933]

Since I do not believe in religion, nor any gods, my opinion on the Burka is quite different than a lot of other people. To me, I really don't care what you wear as long as it does not affect the security of the community and country at large. Foe example, I see no issue with walking around all day with a spider-man costume. Now, when you go to an airport, or a bank, I expect you NOT to cover your face. Whether that cover is a spider-man costume, a diaper, or a Burka. It is for the safety of everyone to see your face. That is my opinion on the morality and legality. Now for my own sexual preference,. People have different sexual preferences. Personality is important. However physical attractiveness is also important. I cannot be attracted to someone if I cannot see their face. In addition, I would like to point out the the hypocrisy and delusional of women that wear Burka. Men do not cover their faces. So Burka women live with a world view that it is ok for them to see the faces of men but it is not ok for men to see their faces. This suggests that women are superior to men. It is unreasonable for me to expect someone to evaluate my attractiveness if my face is covered in a Spiderman costume. If I asked the Burka wearing women to form a relationship with a man that does not show his face they would refuse. Yet they have that same expectation of men. Burka wearing women expect men to form a relationship without seeing their face. Yes, hundreds of millions of men to form relationships with Burka wearing women. This does not change one-sided structure of the relationship. This is sexism and discrimination against men. It is a form of voyeurism and sexual oppression. When women demand men to expose themselves while they remain covered that is sexual oppression (towards men). A woman is able to evaluate a man's physical attractive while removing herself from the man's evaluation. Therefore, I support your right to cover your face. That is to say, I will not take any action to prevent you from covering your face, However, I will also scorn, criticize, and insult your worldview. I will tell you that and I will refuse to be your friend or engage in any relationship for as long as you cover your face. You are disrespecting me by asking for me to show my face while you face remains hidden. To be very clear, this applies for ALL face covering - not just Burka. So I don't care if you are covering your face with an apple. If I can't see your face, we will NEVER be friends. I won't even give you the time of day. I will still support your right to wear the Burka. So if someone tried to pass legislation that banned Burka, I would 100% be against that. My position is anyone that wants to wear Burka should be able to wear Burka. Just because I support your right to wear a Burka does not mean I respect you in any way for your decision to wear it. I think it is a foolish, laughable, useless, cowardly, and disrespectful choice to cover your face. If you can CHOOSE to wear a Burka, then employers can CHOOSE not to hire you for wearing a Burka. You have right to wear a Burka and I have the right not to engage in conversation where I see the conversation as unequal and oppression. I will NOT allow anyone to be my friend where they know my face and I do not know their face. With regards to the title of the video. Just pure LOL. I have to say anything I want to anyone short of a threat or call to violence. So the title "Things Not To Say To Someone Who Wears A Burqa" is a joke. I can say whatever I want to anyone I want. You are not special because you wear a Burqa. You are a human like everyone else. You choosing to cover your face does not grant you some special status that. If women can wear Burka's to work and cover their face then why can't I come to work in a spider-man costume. Muslim woman are not oppressed in USA. In many countries that are oppressed. However in USA Muslim woman have the MOST rights. As a non-muslim and non-woman, I am NOT allowed to cover my face at work. I can NOT come to work with my face cover. However Muslim woman CAN cover their face.

[@rebeccac4448]

Why do men not wear them too

[@MO-ts9de]

Anon what the hell stop spreading ignorance

[@sarahatef1493]

I really respect your question but I can't give you a full answer in a comment You can search for the answer there's a billion videos on KZbin that has good illustration

[@exploder5485]

well the original purpose of women covering up and being modest is so that the men dont get too horny around them

[@reasonforhopewithin]

Men do wear burqa too it's very common amongst the transgender Muslims

[@tobyhazeldine3472]

No, Islam is a patriarchal religion that just oppresses women.

[@vivianm1216]

For the second question "are you forced to wear a burqa", they said no. Yet, Taliban is asking all women to wear burqas. How ridiculous.

[@sarahtriboix-kamga416]

Just because some women are forced to do something it doesn’t mean that all are. France has banned religious symbols in public buildings such as schools so does that mean that everyone in the world that doesn’t wear religious symbols in schools is being forced to remove them?

[@vivianm1216]

@@sarahtriboix-kamga416 same principle applies here, just because some women can choose to wear or not doesn’t mean that’s for all

[@sarahtriboix-kamga416]

@@vivianm1216 The Taliban forcing women to wear the niqab/burqa is wrong, but that has nothing to do with these women who chose to wear it

[@saff4072]

@vivian No they aren’t 😂😂 you know how many women in Afghanistan walk around with loose hijab, no burqa at all? Many, & it’s perfectly fine. Even in universities, the most they’re told is to be segregated from the men. Stop making up bullshit, most the women who wear it there like to wear it & choose to

[@ceemmm3526]

If they are not forced, they are brainwashed to wear it.

[@Q.252]

Friendly advice, don't scroll down the comment section

[@samuelvimes7686]

Yes, god forbid your fundamentalist views get challenged .

[@user-jb8sk3ze1z]

Sukheina snowflake can’t deal with people sharing an opinion

[@611gay5]

Friendly advice, scroll down the comment section

[@linaa.4481]

Sukheina too late ugh

[@ishmaeltheorphan7513]

Don't wanna see the truth?

[@Rockblue01]

Hm. Ok, the spirit of this is amazing, and I'm glad to listen, but-no one in this video is wearing a burqa--only hijabs and niqabs. If you are trying to educate people, be precise with your vocabulary, BBC three?

[@nirad8026]

*_This comment has been removed by the Ministry of Truth_*

[@Dextronaut1]

lol best comment i've seen all day XD

[@manuman5319]

Nirad802 UK's famous "freedom of speech" lul.

[@hunorxd]

15k dislike and no bad comment interesting🤔

[@qoobfoodisnotgood7457]

... there are only bad comments

[@jerryburris857]

If it's an opinion what does that have to do with the truth so who chooses what can and can't be said I personally have seen things against Christians that were horrendous but that's allowed so what as long ad its against Christians its ok but when its other people its got to be censured. ...REALLY

[@boektanasie]

When they hear the question;"Are you being oppressed? answer:"I will have to ask my husband to answer that question".

[@sumilink9002]

what if they dont have a husband.

[@boektanasie]

@@sumilink9002 They do believe me procriation is high on the agenda.

[@sumilink9002]

@@boektanasie well i dont have a husband so i dont understand what you are talking about

[@cheese1792]

@@sumilink9002 r/wooooooooooosh

[@sumilink9002]

@@cheese1792 Oh wow was that supposed to be a joke

[@JR-lq5eh]

What not to say to someone who wears glasses

[@presidentkimnamjoon7472]

Jasmin Reed yeahhhhhh

[@layoverbear]

Jasmin Reed "can i try them on??" *proceeds to put greasy thumbs on your lenses* "omg you're really blind!"

[@shayakathiccdaddy4738]

OMG PLEASE I hate when people put their crusty musty greasy ass fingers on the lens like DONT TOUCH THAT

[@TwilightNinjaFreak94]

omg i know right! :( ive had friends and family memebers take my glasses off my face without asking, they don't even care if they're being rough! they just grab them! >:( and leave me semi blind O.O

[@thehoneybadger1223]

"how many fingers am I holding up?" Ugh that's so annoying! There's a difference between having bad eyesight and being blind. Their fingers don't disappear, they're just a little blurry!

[@ealex2011]

2:16 "OOOOH CHIIIIILD YOU DID NOT SAY THAT TO ME"

[@mauroa.p.7560]

E Alex that's funny 😂

[@rosahx6448]

A girl at out school wears one, the guys used to bully her and pulled it off her head. The girls took her inside and made a shield around her, some other girls stole it back from the guys (who were throwing with it on the playground). Of course she hated that this happened but seeing all the girls help and support her was so nice.

[@mortgageapprovals8933]

Since I do not believe in religion, nor any gods, my opinion on the Burka is quite different than a lot of other people. To me, I really don't care what you wear as long as it does not affect the security of the community and country at large. Foe example, I see no issue with walking around all day with a spider-man costume. Now, when you go to an airport, or a bank, I expect you NOT to cover your face. Whether that cover is a spider-man costume, a diaper, or a Burka. It is for the safety of everyone to see your face. That is my opinion on the morality and legality. Now for my own sexual preference,. People have different sexual preferences. Personality is important. However physical attractiveness is also important. I cannot be attracted to someone if I cannot see their face. In addition, I would like to point out the the hypocrisy and delusional of women that wear Burka. Men do not cover their faces. So Burka women live with a world view that it is ok for them to see the faces of men but it is not ok for men to see their faces. This suggests that women are superior to men. It is unreasonable for me to expect someone to evaluate my attractiveness if my face is covered in a Spiderman costume. If I asked the Burka wearing women to form a relationship with a man that does not show his face they would refuse. Yet they have that same expectation of men. Burka wearing women expect men to form a relationship without seeing their face. Yes, hundreds of millions of men to form relationships with Burka wearing women. This does not change one-sided structure of the relationship. This is sexism and discrimination against men. It is a form of voyeurism and sexual oppression. When women demand men to expose themselves while they remain covered that is sexual oppression (towards men). A woman is able to evaluate a man's physical attractive while removing herself from the man's evaluation. Therefore, I support your right to cover your face. That is to say, I will not take any action to prevent you from covering your face, However, I will also scorn, criticize, and insult your worldview. I will tell you that and I will refuse to be your friend or engage in any relationship for as long as you cover your face. You are disrespecting me by asking for me to show my face while you face remains hidden. To be very clear, this applies for ALL face covering - not just Burka. So I don't care if you are covering your face with an apple. If I can't see your face, we will NEVER be friends. I won't even give you the time of day. I will still support your right to wear the Burka. So if someone tried to pass legislation that banned Burka, I would 100% be against that. My position is anyone that wants to wear Burka should be able to wear Burka. Just because I support your right to wear a Burka does not mean I respect you in any way for your decision to wear it. I think it is a foolish, laughable, useless, cowardly, and disrespectful choice to cover your face. If you can CHOOSE to wear a Burka, then employers can CHOOSE not to hire you for wearing a Burka. You have right to wear a Burka and I have the right not to engage in conversation where I see the conversation as unequal and oppression. I will NOT allow anyone to be my friend where they know my face and I do not know their face. With regards to the title of the video. Just pure LOL. I have to say anything I want to anyone short of a threat or call to violence. So the title "Things Not To Say To Someone Who Wears A Burqa" is a joke. I can say whatever I want to anyone I want. You are not special because you wear a Burqa. You are a human like everyone else. You choosing to cover your face does not grant you some special status that. If women can wear Burka's to work and cover their face then why can't I come to work in a spider-man costume. Muslim woman are not oppressed in USA. In many countries that are oppressed. However in USA Muslim woman have the MOST rights. As a non-muslim and non-woman, I am NOT allowed to cover my face at work. I can NOT come to work with my face cover. However Muslim woman CAN cover their face.

[@MissMari511]

@@mortgageapprovals8933 You're very ignorant, hope you get better soon 🙏

[@Duran762]

@@mortgageapprovals8933 Id say at the airport its fine. Everyone has to wear a mask for covid they just show their face at the checkpoint and move on.

[@mahirahmed6523]

@@mortgageapprovals8933nobody asked , nobody cares

[@jaggass]

Say what you want about women wearing Niqabs but they are well protected from COVID-19.

[@KoshVader]

It depends on the thickness. If it's just one layer of fabric it won't work and they should still wear masks underneath.

[@shana_sakai]

Lol they aren't dont be stupid.

[@rebeccaelliot9746]

@@shana_sakai Actually they are and they are more effective then the masks we use

[@tule8669]

Social distancing is also good too

[@LittleSparklingStars]

No too poreous

[@JFVisuals]

Things not to say " hey Abdullah can you drive over here and pick me up without a male companion plz??

[@doms6741]

Wearing eyemakeup sort of contradicts the point in wearing the viel.

[@ashoozq]

Dom s women are allowed to adorn themselves with makeup in Islam...

[@Redmanticore]

you can, but its not encouraged, however. it says that makeup is linked to hyperconsumerism which is against seeing the spiritual teachings in life and that you are good the way you are. but that is in all religions. more makeup brands profit the most from the Arabian gulf countries where niqab is very common.

[@user-sw5xx1ey9e]

Ayesha Qureshi not in front of non-mahrams. (Wasn’t sure if that what you were saying, and didn’t want another person to think that it was okay to beautify themselves in front of non-mahrams)

[@eleethtahgra7182]

@@kyle3121 how does veil affect modesty?

[@yusrarehman1076]

Dom s veil is not a part of Islam

[@Marcher1977]

State sponsored propaganda.

[@Dokuzu]

*BlackRock

[@evamishchenko9986]

In my country it is illegal to cover your face and I appreciate that. You could never know who is hiding under.

[@sz.1up541]

hows your country dealing with covid without face coverings? must be hard eh?

[@jordanpierce7783]

At any point, any person with bad intentions could be covering weapons. In fact people walk around everyday and you don't know what is in their minds, chests and their intentions. Yet young girls who are trying to be modest and avoid the male gaze are suddenly a huge threat.

[@155chipmunkz]

It’s really hard to hear people if their mouths are covered.

[@muntakhab58]

It says how trashy your countries must be thank god i am not born there... They have no right to ban burqas if they want to ban anything than ban those sluttish cloths you western women likes to wear...

[@aromatic_curry]

​@@sz.1up541lol

[@hugoman98]

i thought this was a parody

[@pessimystica]

I wish it was....

[@Torquemada71.]

this is veary disrespectful to women who have no choice on such matters and are forced to wear these things

[@narsjo6500]

Aneela Aslam you know there are women being forced to wear them... Don't be so naïve : )

[@DavisSgt]

Aneela Aslam Some countries force it by law.Others force it by societal forces, ostracizing and punishing women who refuse to cover up. Not to mention indoctrination at a very early age along with fear of hellfire punishments. Now ask yourself again,is it truly a choice with all that stacked against her favor?

[@asho7467]

Brad well ex Muslim, I am a Muslim and it's not forced. Islam is a choice pick it or leave it.

[@niamhconnole8039]

How? I'm female and can go to school. If I make a video about my school life and put it on KZbin, is that 'veary' disrespectful to women who have no choice and are forced to have no education? Why should they be barred from stating their opinions and beliefs because in some cultures it is mandatory?

[@latteknowsbest6365]

have you watched the video or are you dumb

[@toekneebeeears]

"I do wear makeup you just can't see it " Then what's the point ? It shows how unaware they are of their own oppression.

[@dare2bawesome]

They're wearing makeup for themselves because it makes them feel pretty, not for anyone else. Loads of other women do this too, regardless of whether or not you can see their faces. Plus these women aren't veiled 24/7, their husbands, male family members and other women are allowed to see their faces, so I'm sure they show of their makeup to their female friends.

[@oliviaLOVEShenry]

Disbound So they are being controlled by men: when there are no men around or when they are with close male relatives, they can take this shit off? They're not oppressed at all are they? No, not at all!!??

[@dare2bawesome]

If they're making their own choice to do so, then no it's not. If I choose to be a stay at home mother, only cooking and cleaning and allowing my husband to make financial decisions for me because I enjoy the safety and security that lifestyle provides, does that make me oppressed? If I choose to dress modestly because it makes me feel happy and closer to my religion, does that make me oppressed? Are Catholic Nuns and Priests who choose to be chaste and wear modest clothing oppressed by their religion?Oppression is "the state of being subject to unjust treatment or control". If you are the one in control and making your own decisions about your life, then you aren't oppressed.

[@oliviaLOVEShenry]

Disbound They're not living in countries where Islam is the majority religion. They're living in Western secular countries where your religion is a private matter; countries that have Christian roots and where women and men are equal. Do what you want in lands where Islam is the majority religion but don't disrespect the culture and history of the country you choose to live in. Nuns don't dress modestly anyway, they wear a wedding veil as a symbol that they are a Bride of Christ, they also wear a wedding ring and live a life of celibacy this has nothing to do with any edict from a man. You should not allow any man to make any financial decisions for you - whether you work in the home or outside - you are doing a job and financial decisions should be made by both of you.

[@lamaaljallal3396]

theyre wearing it for themselves b.

[@mykonos6640]

" I have an instagram feed right? AND ITS BANGING" I wish I had that confidence

[@bemotivated8443]

Did you know that in Pakistan women can be stoned to death I’m not wearing these? They even have special police to patrol the streets and make sure the women are wearing them

[@gaybowser4648]

@تشارلز um, what?

[@aasiya8808]

@@bemotivated8443 dude, you are hilarious. Have you been to Pakistan?? Do you know anything about that country?? Don't talk shit on things you don't know

[@aasiya8808]

@تشارلز Am sorry!! Last time I checked, there were 2 billion muslims in the world. Why don't you stop talking crap about things you dont know and start minding your own business

[@bagarbilli2546]

@@bemotivated8443 ummmm no you've got your informations quite wrong bro

[@Mitchery]

If women has the right to wear Niqab, so should men.

[@stellaormes1844]

@Melanie X I really hate it when you see a woman in a Niqab and walking ahead of her is her husband wearing Western clothes. The least that should be required of him as a good Muslim is to wear the traditional clothes of the Middle East.

[@stellaormes1844]

@Melanie X I know it's not a requirement, some woman on another show, said she hopes she will be rewarded by God for wearing it. On the point about Muslim men I have seen clean shaven men wearing suits who claimed to be Muslim, obviously not very religious ones though.

[@stuntman014]

@Melanie X Are you assuming my gender? I identify as non binary so I can wear it if I want to.

[@caressaagnespesch740]

@Orgasm Donor my parents never forced the hijab on me, but I chose to wear the hijab because I want to. I used to wear hot pants and tank tops before, I never liked it, I only wear it because of fashion trend. I feel happier with a hijab on.

[@kirbyhatesincels917]

@Melanie x You're absolutely deluded.

[@Tod1106]

"Things not to say to someone who works at the BBC" is this real news?

[@captainwilts2244]

Dude if you just want the BBC to preach what you want to hear then don’t bother watching them. You’re just partaking in the trigger jokes you laugh at with no sense of irony. Besides the BBC is more than news y’know? Unless doctor who, Match of the day, Dick and Dom and In the Night Garden were all biting social commentary and I was just dumb enough not to realise?

[@olican101]

When did they claim that this is news?

[@vaciechan2934]

lmao best comment fake everything when comes to bbc

[@annnee6818]

Dogtown1 lol

[@kazuoh3279]

why cant i wear my ski mask outside? im not a criminal i CHOOSE to wear it.

[@noshheen]

Kazuoh is it a religious article of clothing ? no

[@oliviaLOVEShenry]

Nosheen Zahir 'Religion' is just a stupid set of made up ideas. Get over yourself!

[@evanl6819]

Nosheen Zahir who gives a shit what their religion is? What if I wanna follow a religion where I'm required to wear ivory? If it's illegal for everyone else then it should be illegal for everyone, regardless of what bullshit they believe in

[@JohnJohnson-lk9in]

Religion as an institution is needed for a properly enforced social contract and ot ensure superior morality in the population.

[@JohnJohnson-lk9in]

but Islam is pretty bad at this though.

[@priscillayrad]

"what are you hiding?" "a bomb" TOOK ME OUT OF ORBIT

[@amysworld5521]

These are actually true kindly research some activities by these people

[@tunjilegba]

It was banned in some countries after bombings

[@afonsorodrigues5819]

i cant wear my motorcycle helmet in public, if i am not on the bike, because if i do no one can identify me and in exactly the same way you cant wear mask neither so why is this legal?

[@nkemani8372]

Afonso Rodrigues mate it's not legal to cover your face in public at all point blank period it's just that nobody wants to enforce the law on Muslim women who wear the Niqab because they don't want to be called racist that's it that is literally it.

[@afonsorodrigues5819]

oh i see yhea so anynone who takes action( like it should be) will be called racist and hater and bla bla bla. i work at a store and we were being stolen a few times buy a group of woman (i dont really know if it was women) in burqas and i saw a group coming in a few days after and told them politly that if they wanted to be in the store they must uncover the face(not all of it,just the face) and exaplained them that we were victym to a crime involving covered women and the cameras coulndt identify them. i was yelled at and treathen called a xenophobic and all that crap so yhea. but i tought it was legal so yhea being like this its even worse

[@Ryan-mr8rn]

Afonso Rodrigues its freedom of religion, its a religion not a race

[@afonsorodrigues5819]

i know i just said that you are called a racist. not xenophobic or whatever term is correct in english

[@afonsorodrigues5819]

hate to admit it but kinda of true

[@ryleyanne_]

You guys should do what not to say to people with asthma

[@katem4994]

What are you hiding? Voldemort

[@aoife6038]

Are you actually so ignorant? It's a part of their religion

[@nirad8026]

Aoife Bone No. There are lots of Muslims who don't abide to the oppressive and hateful sharia law. It's a part of _Arab_ culture but it spread because of, well, islam. Now it's a sign of a backward regressive thinking person. And this video is pure propaganda.

[@prophetjackson.6236]

You mean Cult ?

[@shahad572]

Is this supposed to be funny?

[@Hamster_Joy]

Well, I for one found this very funny.

[@avapilsen]

These women are privileged af compared to most women who live in places like Saudi and Pakistan, and I'm a Muslim female saying this.

[@bikdigdaddy]

Islam destroys freedom

[@jenanwaqar90]

@@bikdigdaddy // so does hinduism sweetheart😘😘

[@bikdigdaddy]

@@jenanwaqar90 lol, how? Give an example

[@caseyj0731]

@@bikdigdaddy give an example of how Islam destroys freedom

[@bikdigdaddy]

@@caseyj0731 🙄women have to wear burkha all the time and they are brainwashed from their childhood that it's right for them. Even they aren't allowed to marry a man of their choice, they can only marry a Muslim but the same law doesn't apply to men of Islam.

[@thomasstubbs1192]

“GO BACK TO UR OWN COUNTRY” *starts arguing about the best way to make fish n chips* There is nout more British than that

[@etistone]

Haha, really? It is like a joke, a meme.

[@damienwilson8689]

Next crusade when?

[@hern_n]

sign me in!

[@latteknowsbest6365]

can you grow up?

[@StabilAmboss]

Lmfao

[@S3lvah]

The US alone is in the middle of 7 wars, most (if not all?) of them in the ME. Plenty of crusades (albeit for money and geo-power, not religion) undergoing RIGHT NOW.

[@mgtowsithlord2604]

pretty soon welfare cuts are happening and once that happens FEMA camps online

[@lifewithoutspoons8486]

literally the only question I ever has is in the middle of summer when I am practically melting I look at girls in burkas and think "omg how are you not dying from the heat?!"

[@user-wb9un5qx7w]

It's quite loose and air flows underneath, so it's not too bad I think

[@TheRealJawnz]

Ever stood near a tent while queing in a shop on a hot summer day? The smell is quite revolting.

[@lifewithoutspoons8486]

true, I can barely cope with the heat when sat in front of a fan lol

[@nadahany3769]

Daniel , burqa is their choice . They seem comfortable with it aswell

[@zebz313]

Hell is hotter

[@ghostie8341]

My mom's friend wears a niqab and when she comes to visit us she says: "hi how are you? Do you know me? And i'm like: "how i'm supposed to know you if i have never saw your face"

[@zaimarind3930]

um that is kinda offensive what are you, nine?

[@generalviewer8347]

@@zaimarind3930 nine, you mean like Aisha?

[@zaimarind3930]

@@generalviewer8347 okie fine, but disrespecting a religion is something we as human beings should not be proud of. Also, you Islamaphobes will never get over the fact that the Virgin Mary in Christian beliefs was really young when she married Joseph. It was the norm in that time to get married while young

[@narcissus1111]

Zaima Rind Nobody here is defending Christianity, as Islam has about the same principles and beliefs besides a few different core ones.. stop using that red herring.. I’m sick of people deflecting by saying stuff about Christianity. And don’t you dare defend that Muhummad child predator you guys worship.. repulsive. You think as a prophet of God your God would have told Muhummad it is not okay to marry children as they are not even developed yet, etc. Go back to your fairy tale book where Muhummad flew to heaven on a flying horse 🙄

[@Pranav-rp8wi]

@@zaimarind3930 What would your parents reaction be if you decide to ditch the burka for convenience sake.. ? Coz I've seen girls being judged harshly for not wearing one.. it's just slutshaming in the garb of modesty. Also, Is it really islamic?? Coz practice of wearing burkha, niqab predates Islam.. the whole thing stems from a patriarchal tribal society.. man the protector and woman his protectorate.. that's why the polygamy aspect is also there. If you enjoy wearing a full body black garment in hot and humid conditions then more power to you.. but if it has soceital pressure and defeats your common sense then you need to raise your voice..

[@NiallOC2K]

Things not to say to someone who wears a burqa - "Did your husband pick that out for you?"

[@Earthling108]

Irish Monk hahahahaha

[@jprobe]

You can say that.

[@onyourface207]

Haha yes.

[@sambriggs6068]

**this video does not apply in france**

[@oceane7029]

@@johnhopley154 🤨

[@morganolfursson2560]

Because France is a hypocritical country with double standards 。 I have a friend from the UAE who works for the Embassy and i can tell you that his wives can wear the Burka whenever and wherever they want in France, and if anyone dares to stop them, their bodyguards and army of lawyers will take care of everything on the spot. I saw them shopping for jewelry Place Vendome and the police was told not to even look at them, let alone talk to them, if they wanted to keep their job.

[@cyrusthegreat4784]

@@morganolfursson2560 you are an idiot

[@whoahorseywhoa4685]

@@morganolfursson2560 FRANCE IS WEAK AND DISGUSTING FOR BOWING DOWN TO ISLAM

[@جيمرمصري-ق5ق]

Thankfully

[@gophop]

lol the UK is forcing their subjects to pay for this crap?

[@joel3029]

As a person who pays for their TV licence i can confirm this is the shit i am paying for.

[@declanmurphy1006]

Let that sink in

[@lindagonzales8541]

Key word there, "subjects".

[@BAmalakas]

I unplugged my aerial - TV full of shit - I no longer pay the Jimmy Saville Tax

[@orientlombardi6903]

I'ts just the beggining ^^

[@ethan3986]

Title: burqa Video: niqab

[@mvanderlaan9993]

New Crusade when?

[@Gamer6Gamer]

Mark Van der Laan 10/10/20

[@harryelliott8905]

ASAP

[@RichardABW]

After civil war begins somewhere in Europe.

[@443tify]

A new final solution sounds better

[@MainAccount432]

Mark Van der Laan Deus vult

[@shawnl2692]

Things not to say to a suicide bomber

[@lol-iz2rr]

LMFAO

[@keni8109]

Yatze

[@ConnerPetterson]

Gg Nnj kek

[@FahrudinMemic]

Or things not to say to an idiot?

[@La.Nintist]

Things not to say to a school shooter

[@Potatoes4you]

I'm really happy that these are banned in public places here.

[@lillexus5589]

Mr. Spanky McQuarter from all the countries you could bring up you chose France? Step up your game bro your not even trying

[@zahrarahman6281]

pOtato Lord I'm really sad that you are allowed to comment on these videos

[@Potatoes4you]

Why? Don't like it when someone doesn't share your opinion?

[@tobyhazeldine3472]

Zahra Rahman Ik, you hate free speech

[@tobyhazeldine3472]

pOtato Lord where are you from?

[@8andalways]

all these negative comments trying to find faults but nobody talks about how funny and smart these women are! 💀

[@sonofsanto]

sunnis are always and will always be better

[@yoshisarethebomb]

Same

[@yoshisarethebomb]

@@sonofsanto don't compare Muslims to each other please

[@dwilson4360]

BBC did it, can't believe they can go so low.. Can you also make a video about Iranian women trying escape oppression and enslavement..

[@phanx0m924]

They are gonna jerk off to it like Americans jerk off to Cuba...

[@ashoozq]

Yeah let’s talk about the enslavement of women in western countries where the government cannot take care of women and they are made to work on the streets for money.

[@ITriggerWokeSJWS]

D Wilson you're asking liberal media to report real news

[@voidpunk2713]

the people in these comments 😷

[@maryamy.1265]

Yes, people who are against oppression :)

[@hopedean6424]

@Hitchslap "anti oppression people" who are policing how women should dress because they think they're saving them

[@KF-zs8oq]

Allah give them guidance 😭

[@goyang.]

rainbow pink people here are so ignorant and think these women are being oppressed..

[@1984magu]

@Drop ammo please yep sorry my mistake :P

[@enozmah6081]

"Things not to say to a woman wearing a burqa." *shows women wearing a niqab*

[@IGleeker]

“I only wear this to give you other girls a chance” IM DYING 😂

[@Ivanabelle]

I'm dead the niqabi with the blue abaya is such a Londoner. "They're not my people, we're not boys" I'm cryingggg

[@navygirl20091]

My question is, how can you stand wearing those? It would drive me nuts to have something over my face all day! I would feel like I couldn't breath!

[@mardasman428]

Nicole Herrley That‘s the whole point of the cloth: Subjugating women

[@aminaelo]

it's not that difficult actually

[@indighost6623]

I’m not even Muslim but it bothers me so much when I see others say things like “oh you don’t need to wear that take it off”

[@ponedog]

How is it immodest to show your face?

[@lovelylaurenyoutube]

Because they're ugly af

[@anonymousunknown9232]

KeepItSimpleStupid That's not the point hun, jeez, try to understand. The burka covers the ENTIRE body. That's where the modestly comes in. Honestly, figure it out.

[@anonymousunknown9232]

Lazy Lauren Jeez, so is your rotten personality.

[@ponedog]

That makes absolutely no sense.

[@cryptocrap6013]

From what I know the face are not necessarily covered. But these girls choose to and it's not wrong since The Prophet Muhammad's wife wore one.

[@Denethorable]

"Do you approve of homosexuality?"

[@samuelvimes7686]

The hate-ideology behind the niqab tends to throw homosexuals from roof tops. I'd say no

[@ReplyGuy22345]

Dina Choudhury the whole “act of homosexuality” part is the problematic one

[@etistone]

Islamophobes can't ask questions. Just kidding.😉

[@arainyday9772]

@@ReplyGuy22345 exactly!!!!!

[@user-ue9kl1jt4x]

@Dina Choudhury What would happen to your friend if she had sex with a woman?

[@Smoke1]

0:40 - I don't think I've ever loved a smile this much without actually seeing it, the eyes just say it all.