Do Arab men hate women? | Head to Head

[@InOverMyHeadz]

She is in a nutshell what the oppressive misogynistic regime fear, a strong articulable and educated woman. She is absolutely fearless and unapologetic. I love her.😍

[@purenkool2024]

Articulate...😉🤓

[@evolvewithcoachline2447]

Yeap

[@blane6592]

Absolutely!

[@babagarus]

How do you know "what the oppressive misogynistic regime fear"?

[@InOverMyHeadz]

@@babagarus the proof is in the behavior. She is clearly anti-establishment and she's very vocal with a platform to reach millions. She has the capacity to potentially change the status quo.

[@kafayatelegushi9487]

She's provocative, yes. Extreme, not at all! She is only saying the truth and most people would rather die than hear the truth.

[@trishtv8310]

And if they don't change, they will.

[@warrenholly2200]

YES!!! Exactly!!!

[@multimulti7402]

@@hamrunizspar1 13-year-olds are still children and too young to marry and in the US alone thousands of young girls have been married off in the last few years, and until 2015 gay marriage was illegal in the US.

[@rollsroyce7385]

Kafayat Elegushi yes...

[@MoBlackjack]

OR they would much rather KILL.

[@atiazafr4775]

As a Muslim woman, I have always felt Arab Muslim men / African Muslim men and even American Muslim men hate women.... Sad to say, but I am being honest... She is right, and I support EVERYTHING SHE IS SAYING!!! She is doing a great job speaking for those who cannot!!!

[@bruce3242]

I think the problem with people discussing this is that many people view it as racist or prejudice towards people of Muslim faith.... I feel like people need to open there eyes more and see what's right in front of them. To be fair though Catholics, Christians, Jews, atheists, men, women, black, white, and so on, really aren't good at taking criticism without saying it's prejudice..... I myself am Catholic, but unlike some other catholics I can actually open my eyes, and listen to what people have to say, and sometimes there right.... Like when people criticize the Catholic church of being greedy.... It's true, and they talk a lot of nonsense as well.... It's just one of those things that will get better with time, but either way wish you luck finding the right one🥂

[@SlyGuyMorad]

Talk about insecurity. Being Muslim doesn’t amount to “knowing” and “verifying” Arab culture or their behaviour in general. Stop pretending to “know” the Arab/Muslim world. You don’t even exercise modesty at all.

[@flora7297]

Its truth muslim and arab men are top world misogyny and patriachy and most toxic men in the world

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

As a western I agree. The more Muslim men come to area the more unsafe that are becomes especially for women.

[@JR-iw8du]

I have listened to many Muslim men on youtube talking about prospective wives, and wives, their daughters and sisters.... it was all too depressing. They certainly hate western women, but they seemed to despise Muslim women just as much. I listened to religious leaders advising fathers not to be in the same room as their little daughters incase they became aroused.... good grief this was their daughters!!!! Men laughing about how many wives they could have, and how to get rid of them. Little girls being married off when their bodies were too young to give birth. I could go on. There must be a high degree of mental health issues within the Muslim female community... but because of their circumstances never gets treated. One lady stated she had been abused physically and mentally for 45 years in her marriage.... she was simply told she would be rewarded after her death for perservering. Truly depressing, no one should have to endure this, when the UK has laws in place to protect women from physical and controlling behaviour.

[@Irfan-2500]

As a Pakistani Muslim, honestly speaking I think she is telling all the truths of societies that we often feel uncomfortable talking about.

[@lindsayhartman7135]

thank you

[@INDIGOBLUE555]

That's a wise comment man. Either way in muslim countries we can see a variety of iterations of the holy guidelines. From Morocco to Azerbaijan,from Yemen to Syria and then in Malaysia and Iran women's condition and behavior can be different and in several respects can be poles apart from country to country. Regrettably I have to remark that most of muslim youtubers don't feel comfortable talking about stuff as such in this video. At a stage they give up... I can't get why.

[@stutiparashar6144]

Thank you Ammar.. you're brave 🔥

[@grimmfandango832]

For a Pakistani you are extremely progressive. You may be one, but hopefully your mindset will become a majority. Might take generations though. Maybe you will make a difference.

[@tessmargauxhelen3035]

Wow!😎 Imagine,an Arab man who does not have to abuse women to feel like a real man! I feel admiration! Really!😊💜

[@miran3160]

"Just because your life and my life are privileged, does not mean we forget about other women" 👏

[@Ageorge6922]

Of course...👍

[@dreamerjn5375]

hi....

[@juniperman]

Ya but what are you doing about it…talk is cheep

[@intermilan9731]

Western women are single and lonely by the time they are 38. Think Arab women want to avoid that feminist fate.

[@Ageorge6922]

@@intermilan9731 But they achieve their goals in life without spending their life as mere 'helpers' of the male members of the family and children..... And ultimately they are free....😂😂😂

[@thatonefatchic]

He gaslighted her on so many occasions butThis woman!!!!!!!!!! No need to say more, she bodied this man and kept her composure.

[@andrewrobinson2565]

I 100% agree but the interview er/chairman of the debate did a GOOD job by asking the provocative questions.

[@ShawnJonesHellion]

It's called TV bro. Do you also think the Terminators and Smurfs and freaking Transformers and stuff are real. Let me guess you think Santa is real and use a f****** club to beat it into your children's head

[@sucharitasengupta7021]

@@ShawnJonesHellion l .l .

[@OwlsEyelash]

This woman who you admire is either very ill informed or deliberately misinforms the very naive and emotional Western audience. For example, she constantly talks about FGM (female genital mutilation) in Islamic world. FGM is not an Islamic issue, it is a cultural issue which she does not (I think deliberately) mention. My background is Iranian, I am an atheist but I have to push back and say that there is no such a thing as FGM. In fact, I had never heard of it until I moved to Canada at the age of 20 and heard it from Oprah who, similar to this woman is very good at generalization without much research. It would be beneficial for general audience to mention that some of the countries with high cases of FGM are not Muslim majority countries, e.g. Ethiopia, Ivory Coast and Uganda

[@griffithdowney8612]

I thought the same thing. But she handled it like a boss.

[@suchetanasen434]

"As a woman, I had two options - to lose my mind or become a feminist." This quote honestly represents every woman and girl across the globe.👏👏👏👏👏

[@lordtaseen2947]

Statistics show otherwise

[@jackholman5008]

No it doesn't

[@RS-zl4vs]

not a worldwide issue at all mostly middle east that genuinely needs feminism and basic human rights but the rest of the world mostly got it all

[@queenofthebutterflies5212]

I'm with you, sister 💓

[@jessicavalles1339]

@@lordtaseen2947 There is no statistics. Lousy attempt on lying.

[@majmarmaj]

Host was interrupting so much which is really disrespectful. I don't think he even understood what she tried to express. Amazing woman!!

[@FransceneJK98]

Cuz so many Arab men don’t respect what women have to say. They only wanna be heard but never wanna listen.

[@redbutterfly88]

All i can say is that this girl is literally grilled in her own fire, yet she handle it so well, she answered all the harsh accusation in a intelligent way. Only few are like her who are willing to grilled in this kind of talk. Such a confident woman you are. God bless u

[@tiffprendergast]

Red Butterfly yup

[@georgiamorrison359]

I totally agrees with this women in defending & addressing the rights of women.....but Almighty God is NOT patriarchal in any way, He does sees & knows all that his children are going through. That's the reason why he came seek & save those who are oppress & distress from the ravage of sin. An example would be the woman that the men brought to Jesus whom they accused of adultery..... God Bless your effort in being the voice for many who are not, even aware that they are being victimized.👏👏👏👍👍👍❤❤🤗

[@ninacawdell809]

She looks like hindu

[@carmenarroyo9235]

I hope she has protection from the repressive regimes she speaks against. I pray for her safety.

[@brendakabanda2181]

You wish. She will one day walk into one of those Arab embassies and disappear off the surface of the earth.

[@ashchan0504]

U r right. I pray that mother Durga protects her. She is the beacon of light for many woman she must remain strong.

[@alevucer7310]

God bless her

[@jacobgriesmer9470]

1999 Memphis court case proved the US killed MLK, the whole King family brought the case forward. Let's not forget the terrorism of the US or that the US is no pioneer for women's right, esp. considering they are the ones backing Saudi Arabia and death squads all over that take out egalitarian democracies that put people over profits. I agree with a lot of what the speaker says, but forgetting the US's role in this is ridiculous. It was proven in the Church Committee hearings the FBI spied on women in their living rooms talking about equal pay. Recall what they did to rich, famous, white, female movie star Jean Seberg. Recall what happened to Judi Bari in the early 1990s. What about Rachel Corrie, etc.

[@1234-m7w]

@@ashchan0504 who is durga ??

[@SadeMetsavirta]

She was basically debating everyone by herself. Despite being put in such an uncomfortable position she kept her views clear and managed to get her point across, really cool!

[@venkyk4812]

She's not even provocative... She's just realistic

[@rajadhirajmaharaj]

Reality provokes islamists, you know... that's why they ban drawing imagery. you can't draw in Islam, because if u draw, then people will know how ugly it is..

[@mahdiabderraouf5795]

@@rajadhirajmaharaj I say the ugly side is the one who knows nothing about respect and justice.

[@mahdiabderraouf5795]

So, are you unjustly accusing Muslim men of hating women as well?

[@nhhhh89]

@@rajadhirajmaharaj What does this even mean...

[@aces553]

@@nhhhh89 He doesn't know what he means. He is in a cult, and the indoctrination is severe.

[@SimpleBelieverKJV]

He's so overly aggressive that he's coming off as mad salty! I'm so happy she didn't back down , nor was intimidated, and was quick-witted enough to at times, even throw him off.

[@PurpleFlush]

I don’t like his interview style at all in general he treats all his hosts this way. He debates instead of actually interviewing.

[@dianestallworthy4421]

@Mr. Devor He won!!! You clearly are a misguided misogynistic fool. 'That Women' - it's singular, 'woman' - so who is uneducated?????

[@funbitch9789]

Mr. Devor umm, what?

[@peace9265]

He talks like that for viewers and besides I'm against how wimen are treated badly. Without them men won't exist and this has been happening throughout history

[@georgeengland1699]

He is the BBC,s tame Muslim, who tries to smooth over this evil.

[@JJ25793]

Why are some of these people defensive. This woman is speaking truth and giving facts. 👌🏾👏🏾

[@user-yz8lg3bo3y]

Don't like to have it suggested that their belief systems could be damaging.

[@SaintPhilis37]

Truth cuts like a knife to the soul, 2 responses, acceptance or denial, then comes the emotion, humility or pride. [Shutdown islam]

[@salrubjerme7316]

so truuee i know right !

[@joeldwest]

Dickheads are afraid for their privilege.

[@joeldwest]

Ahonk Honkler Go back to where you came from.

[@chara8231]

This was so good, I have to watch it a second time. Mona is brilliant. The main arguments against her points were either "this is not real, because it doesn't happen to me or my friends" and "patriarchy and violence against women happens everywhere so why single out us". She easily and respectfully crushed both arguments. If people are feeling uncomfortable about the subject, that's a good thing. Mission accomplished. Change does not occur from one's comfort zone.

[@janicema3959]

But here, in most homes, you can fight it. My brothers always thought they were smarter than me & they were always trying to put me down. I never understood why they were doing this. I was the oldest child even & I married the best. I was the best at math. They knew why I didn't finish college. My husband's father was one of the richest men in Taiwan--even though he did lose his money later. I was hands down always better at writing than them. I think it was my father's doing. But still, I just gave them heck when they did it--and then I had my daughter--a child prodigy--and they shut up forever. This makes me wonder what they teach them in muslim homes & how the daughter's are treated, even by the mother.

[@Sujin891]

@@janicema3959 where are you from

[@elenagrapa2178]

​@@janicema3959very bad ,i think😢......i like this women too even i was christian ,inspires me😊

[@pooja350]

She's exactly the kind of woman that Arab men are intimidated by. I wish her and her cause well

[@mrlassotool]

Only Arab men? As far as i can tell India is not very far behind in this practice.

[@pooja350]

@@mrlassotool well the video was all about sexism in the Arab world. But I agree, lots of Indian men don't know how to respect women either

[@CynthiaRothschild]

DEAREST AL JAZEERA ENGLISH , THIS IS FROM MY OBSERVATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS TO THE SUBJECT MATTER DISCUSSED . THIS " MUSLIM CULTURAL TRADITION , " THIS ALL " STARTED , IN " THE HEARTS OF MEN , " WHO ARE , " INSECURE , JEALOUS , ENVIOUS , TOTAL POWER OF CONTROL , AND PSYCHOPATHS . " IF THESE MEN POSSESSED " NONE OF THE ABOVE CHARACTERISTICS , " THE MUSLIM WORLD WOULD BE A " BETTER AND HAPPY PLACE TO LIVE AND BE . " UNFORTUNATELY ! THIS BECOMES THEIR CULTURAL TRADITION , AND THE FEMALE GENDER BECOMES IT'S UNFORTUNATE VICTIM ! WITH LOVE , PRAYERS , HUGS , AND SWEET KISSES , FROM ME , AND MY FAMILY , " THE ROTHSCHILDS . " FAREWELL MY BELOVED SISTERS .

[@budgieterminal7426]

@@pooja350 that's everywhere slightly more or less

[@ruthruthodile8893]

tai adam but mostly in arab world !!! women r opressed ☹️

[@s1r3n1971]

I have so much respect for this woman! She’s absolutely comfortable and passionate about upsetting whoever she needs to upset to provoke thought. She truly is a warrior for women’s justice. It’s absurd that in this day & age she needs to fight as hard as she does for women’s plight.

[@garfieldseviltwin97]

She's constantly gaslighted and put down by everyone in the room yet she speaks her mind nevertheless and shares the truth. Respect ✊🏻

[@adilasharif9383]

You are very right

[@lorrainreid5163]

So real. A champion for woman's rights. Freedom for the Muslim women.

[@lorrainreid5163]

I often wonder if those men who treat women and girls with such disrespect are not born of a woman

[@adilasharif9383]

@@lorrainreid5163 no they jumped out of toaster

[@annieedge1503]

It's not about men hating women, it's about their fear of women, & the power they would have if all women stood against them

[@Captain_Of_A_Starship]

It would just prove that men are more powerful.

[@MostafaRockstar]

They both hate & fear women, I'm sure of it

[@caesarkig4832]

@@MostafaRockstarI applaud your certainty

[@MostafaRockstar]

@@caesarkig4832 gimme me five "✋"

[@Smorss2011]

Whatever you call it, it sucks.

[@razankhojali8995]

The way he call her Lady instead of acknowledging her by her title Dr. Mona is just summarising all what she's trying to elaborate.

[@fastertrackcreative]

I didn't even know she has a doctorate because it's never mentioned or just briefly.

[@emailkolar4517]

I think that's far-fetched, don't you think?

[@joeshabe]

I think he really disrespected his guest, don't you think?@@emailkolar4517

[@MrLabtec70]

this woman is fantastic a true example for many other who are too afraid to stand up for themselves!

[@AhmedAbdo-qz6fk]

i am an arab and I completely agree with Mona sadly, all what she said is 100% true

[@thefamousmuslim]

Dr Ahmed Abdo same herw I agree with you

[@shaniquamichaux1422]

I'm so happy that there are men that can admit the faults and issues of their society, especially one that is misogynistic in tradition! But the culture still is beautiful through it's flaws. Every culture and every country have traditional views that are still inherently incorporated into every day things subconsciously. Here in America it is better than some countries but we still have many traditions that are misogynistic in nature

[@zupercobra3283]

Dr Ahmed Abdo the problem is that who ever does that is not a proper Muslim, this really annoys me you can not call a person who does not follow the Quran a Muslim it just doesn’t make sense. It’s like saying a persons a Christian even though he does not believe in Jesus/God.

[@THEDHL184]

Dr Ahmed Abdo You are lier. You are not Arab. Give me proff that you are arab.

[@moussaseleil]

Dr Ahmed Abdo do u hate your wife ? Does ur father hate ur mom ? Do u hate ur sisters ?

[@strumminfuel4625]

It takes a strong woman to sit there for 40 some minutes with hatred from all sides coming at her-good for her for not caring about what they think and standing up for what she knows is right.

[@abasha4356]

"I'm not trying to score points, I'm trying to make a legitimate point." Won my heart

[@alexcastillo8275]

She's a powerful beautiful woman, she articulated her argument well, meanwhile that dude (the interviewer) looked over emotional and triggered. He needs to relax.

[@Ob-sw9sd]

Duh he’s a very staunch Muslim and sees nothing wrong with his religion

[@jaydinelee7181]

And he cuts her off often

[@mrtuckeverlasting]

mehdi hassan is a biased journalist. watch his interview with richard dawkins and he was embarassed by richard with logic.

[@Amal-ku9xq]

I think he was purposefully trying to play the devil's advocate to help her better articulate the case.They both are excellent journalists in my opinion.

[@curiousnerdy4130]

@@Ob-sw9sd very true lol

[@racoonface]

She's 100% rights we cannot change what we can't acknowledge .

[@Rikisolo1]

She is right

[@idamaebennett9965]

safa saleh it none of your business

[@Just_logic]

Have you been to any of the countries she mentioned? UAE, Kuwait, Qatar?

[@mmedefarge]

Madhi is a good journalist asking tough questions which Eltahawy fields like a boss. His questioning actually brings out the best in her.

[@vervoid73]

Then change these primative islamic concepts and sickening regulations.

[@sankhedia6663]

The interviewer is totally biased, but I love how this lady is boldly standing for basic human rights of women.

[@ChristinaShaheen]

it's not an interview babe, it's a debate.

[@mdmrrakin8301]

As an interviewer you are supposed to challenge the person’s point of view. And he does it brilliantly all the time. It’s not against the woman

[@tajamulmantoo6872]

He himself is against Arabs. But it is the way you ask question to make it clear every point.

[@habiba4518]

Well its best to ask questions that challenge the person views. Its helps to get a better understanding if you come from an opposing point of view.

[@lilamontoya5609]

@@mdmrrakin8301 he cuts her off mid sentence

[@f1im_flam957]

The interviewer was biased. He clearly does not value women. But what an amazing woman. How intelligent and articulate. Keep your fire burning brightly girl. Thank you for your power.

[@jamesboth3785]

Because he is Muslim himself too

[@muhammadsahi216]

@@jamesboth3785 Islam doesn’t call for this treatment of women, unfortunately, Muslim men think of women as objects that need protection, offcourse they’ll treat them like children.

[@freespirithermit]

@@muhammadsahi216 then what does islam say about women.....

[@dinasaleh6780]

He always presents other side

[@خذهاكمعلومة]

@@dinasaleh6780 i gues they had never studied islam from islamic prispective

[@merekokiri-tamanui3412]

This lady is on to it she knows what she knows she can’t unknow what she knows she is a light in the dark keep it up strong lady

[@itsmesia2469]

......!! 👏👏👍

[@loganbothwell543]

Mere Kokiri- Tamanui .

[@VenusSantaCruz]

The interviewer is defensive and aggressive, proving her point.

[@Deno2100]

If you beat your dog does it prove a point. When your dog bites your does it prove a point? Aggression on it's own is not an indication of anything other than itself. You fool.

[@mdmrrakin8301]

As an interviewer you are supposed to challenge the person’s point of view. And he does it brilliantly all the time. It’s not against the woman

[@VenusSantaCruz]

@@mdmrrakin8301 well, our perspectives are different.

[@aces553]

@@Deno2100 What is that rambling? blah blah blah.

[@Deno2100]

@@aces553 You didn't make a point. You asked a question in reference to an assumption which is not grounded. By definition what you have done there is "ramble".

[@bluerose615]

She was not even extreme! That is literally basic human rights she was pushing for. The fact that many people are ignorant to this really scares me. Just what sort of religions are being practised that cannot even teach humanity, respect and love?!

[@raoharrisahmed2516]

Women in my family wear Niqab and not once have they been told to do so. The answer to your question in mind against Niqab is "Modesty" islam teaches Modesty and has a beautiful explaination of what and why a women should veil herself, And family members who chose not to wear it were never treated differently. Infact they are even more religious. Your spirituality is not based upon covering your head or face. You can be a higher ranking Muslim even if you dont wear niqab or hijab.

[@zahrapirani6622]

Blue Rose there’s Christians in those countries too, so ignorant. India treats women like that too and they’re Hindu. Explain that genius🙄 it’s called narcissism, not religion.

[@naadjaba3214]

Kimberley Searching exactly. I too wonder what beautiful explanation there is for the Niqab

[@oscarchute5702]

@@raoharrisahmed2516 I respect your family for being open minded but in Saudi Arabia and Iran, women are forced to wear veils. Just saying..

[@v.r.2834]

Blue Rose The answer is - ISLAM!

[@sammiewagner4657]

Everytime I've watched this man he stands up for men's rights and denies how much of a problem it truly is for women in Arabic countries. I am a white American woman, I live in a North African country. My husband has been physically, emotionally, verbally and mentally abusive to me. When I've gone to the police they laughed and treated it as "lovers quarrel".

[@jaxthewolf4572]

I'm sorry to hear that about your husband. Shame on the police, that's why they are hated here in America. 😡

[@Heat_Wavez]

That’s very sad to hear . You should leave at the earliest opportunity and go back to your home country before something worse happens.

[@chandchand5355]

You need to leave asap

[@kingpinpromotions687]

Boo hoo trying to be a victim

[@bmarchbanks7661]

Men should be alone sad and alone no women no children just alone and suffer , that’s how you men want to be ..alone!

[@mercedestowns3898]

Why do everyone seem to be ganging up on her? She is fighting for equality and the Love for women!

[@mercedestowns3898]

Is Ok to be a feminist👍

[@theresaprice310]

She’s brilliant oppression is oppression misogyny is misogyny societies and cultures have used religion for ages to oppress groups of people to maintain their control and push their own agendas men are the oppressors because they have the power and strength

[@alexasw5260]

Do you need another woman to fight for your love and your equality ? Have you listened her, read her views on sexuality and more precise her promiscuity views ? She may have points on mutilation of girls but the rest of her is pure extremism and no respect for normal man woman love and realationship, family values , having love for kids as she has none etc . She has never experienced that so she does not know love hence she does not fight for your love or my love. She has not experienced love in a family union or equality relationship in a traditional relationship leave alone marriage . Its her own skewed views on something she really does not know as her own father daughter bond was broken . She needs therapy and then she may to go to fight the world from patriarchy . I pity her and her hateful soul void of true meaning in life

[@pennypillow4445]

shes exposing the truth about men and its making them feel uncomfortable. every time she makes a valid comment about women's rights the men counter with ridiculous points to silence her, points that need more time to correct but she hasnt got that luxury so she has to move on

[@alexasw5260]

SaraMichelle7811 you dont know me to know my views on life but what i see and what i hear from a disturbed woman fighting” for certain women rights involves calling for violence against the other gender . this nor banal or antiquated

[@Whitemoon548]

Moana does CARES about Arab women , and I deeply hope her voice could be spread out loudly and reach all the oppressed women she is fighting for. Thank you Moana 🙏

[@bobdylan8206]

she owned this

[@morugascorpion6021]

bob dylan totally! 🙌

[@tori2dles]

Positively ---4th Street

[@coppersense999]

The truth owned this. Here, watch this: look up! See that? BLUE! I'm not mad at Bob Dylan for the comment. I think we are overdue as a species to have evolved to be able to see our own humanity in others and treat them accordingly. And I have been indoctrinated with sexism as much as anyone, even though it's wrong, I find myself let down that there are no men fighting to defend and protect their own sisters and wives. When a culture encodes into law and sanctions the abuse and terrorism of its most vulnerable property, there is a toxic kind of self-hatred at work that I pray doesn't spread like disease. No one, anywhere, should stand by in silence frankly while a beautiful car has its gears stripped by a bad driver, or while a dog is beaten by its owner, or while people walk into a holy place with light clean carpets wearing outdoor shoes. If we can understand basic principles of care and respect, even for inanimate objects, we must account for how we treat humans, God's most beloved creation. How do we respond? We (me) play god and sit in judgement on each other but do nothing at all.

[@gachaoreocat1491]

Women are neither owned dogs or vulnerable property, or gear-stripped cars, and the toxicity has already spread like wildfire to virtually the whole planet. Your trying, and i do appreciate it, but i could appreciate it more with some reframing. Really, thanks,

[@coppersense999]

@@gachaoreocat1491 i hear you. I see now my comment, even with the retraction at the end, the tone comes off as overly harsh, jumping off with the sarcasm, ouch. Not sure why I was so angry. So I concede to you, and ty for your gentle response.

[@ytjhhh]

I thought this was supposed to be an interview not a debate. Medhi Your british accent can't hide your disdain for women Notice how they are even embarassed to talk about the issue. Everyone is just trying to shut her up.

[@Sonicboom238]

The show is called Head to Head lol I'm pretty sure he is supposed to play Devil's Advocate.

[@inevski]

Interviewer wants it both ways. Don't generalise about Arab male culture. Do generalise about male culture worldwide and include DV in the west. Devil's advocate excuse is just crazymaking the debate.

[@donaldedward4951]

The title is "Do Arab men hate women?" That is a question so it IS A DEBATE AND NOT AN INTERVIEW.

[@kitty-vk8ic]

Exactly

[@brendasears8668]

@@inevski shut up

[@johncass3641]

She refuses to "sit down and shut up". I respect her. You go girl.

[@johncass3641]

@Best Movies Historically, she is speaking the truth. We are getting better, but we are not there yet.

[@carolinestrotman8103]

She's beautiful. I respect her so much.

[@johncass3641]

@Best Movies Well?? Do you know that if you go back to the turn of the first millennium, the Jews and the Christians were very similar in mindset to the Taliban. I agree we have come a long way, but consider some of the Fundamentalist or conservative Evangelicals live in the backwoods of the Bible Belt

[@marjorietillman6697]

John Cass, AMEN!! Every society needs a Rosa Parks! They know when to stand up and when to sit down!!

[@bilkessha7523]

@Best Movies I just watched a video, an American soldier in Afghanistan speaks about the American soldiers raping muslim women just because they can. I live in South Africa, here our rights are protected. The countries that are politically oppressed are experiencing this. Muslim men are trying to protect their mothers, wives and daughters from the monsters that are oppressing them, unfortunately, they are coming off as if they are the oppressors. Nobody is speaking up about the west's abuse of the Muslim women but everyone sees the Muslim man trying to marry off his daughter to protect her

[@mrgrtd8447]

The manner in which this man is interviewing Mona Eltahawy, is making her point.

[@Rin-le7cx]

Mrgrt D true

[@agg5984]

Its the way he carries out all his interviews. Male or female- he doesn't discriminate, he will put the person under pressure- it's the way head-to-head interviews are carried out.

[@maic.5300]

He is part of the problem.

[@headlyl]

Totally agree. This was set up to be a hit squad against Ms. Eltahawy. She's holding her own, and she makes her points respectfully. It really saddens me to see highly educated Muslim women still willing to toe the traditionalist party line and attempt to repudiate the main speaker's points. It reminds me of nothing so much as the women who publicly support Donald Trump. They are all gender traitors, willing to bow to the patriarchy, God knows why.

[@mayimoona4868]

She’s just brilliant. The journalist is one the best in the world. Go girl Mona

[@jogalloway2790]

What a brilliant interview - and love the way she presents her view’s and isn’t intimidated 💕

[@heather725]

The interviewer is using every underhand method in an attempt to undermine her but she is winning the argument hands down.

[@Kalk7410]

@Cole Reed search for mehdi hasan upfront here in youtube and you will learn more about him. He is ALWAYS the devils advocate no matter what opinions the person on the opposite side has and thats what makes him interesting. If everyone agrees, just like a FOX "debate" then whats the point?

[@babagarus]

Thank you A.

[@yusuffulat6954]

in case you didnt know... that is his job as a host. he is supposed to be a contrarian, he does it in every interview. its literally called head to head.

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

“There is no religion without love, and people may talk as much as they like about their religion, but if it does not teach them to be good and kind to man and beast, it is all a sham.” ― Anna Sewell, Black Beauty

[@KIURazin]

In future this seriously gonna repeat, as someone who had experience in life! Lol

[@abbieclement]

She handled it very well. The interviewer clearly had an agenda and tried very very hard to twist what she was saying

[@ayoke2144]

You must haven't actually watched the whole video if you really think that. Mehdi literally says, several times in the interview, that he *agrees with her* views on gender inequality in the Arab world. It is his job though to ask as many critical questions as possible in those 40 minutes that he gets to confront her. The show wouldn't have been called Head to Head if he was nodding all the time, agreeing with every statement she makes. I actually believe he gave her the perfect platform to spread her philosophy, which has now reached you and me and I think that's a good thing.

[@eguzkiloreanaglez]

He hates women

[@dobnerk]

I kindof think that you're the idiot

[@secretofsinging]

What a FABULOUS WOMAN...!!! I can't find words adequate enough to praise her !!!

[@meumeu1074]

Layla A shut UP Layla .... you’re the idiot in here...just listen and learn.

[@mortelicious]

He is such a rude person, who just like to present her as a radical feminist without the right of soeaking because she lives as a free woman.

[@petervankas1352]

She is talking to a man that will not listen .

[@iziz5691]

Thank goodness this debate was not conducted solely to convince him because he had his ear plugs in. Her message is reaching a wider audience

[@mohammedm241]

Her message is flushed out. It belongs in the toilet. I love my wife ! I am a MUSLIM and Proud to be 1. ALHAMDULILLAH

[@Temptresstoo]

I wanted to punch him repeatedly in the face.

[@sugaredwards6207]

But wait, he said he agreed things are “not great” for women 😖😖

[@danieloleary4869]

She's talking to an Islamist apologist.

[@cookla3050]

This woman is the voice for all women . God keep her safe and strong.

[@spicecrop]

Carol M Uhh.. no she is not the voice for all women.

[@venus_envy]

@@spicecrop Just intelligent, humanist ones.

[@KD-vb9hh]

I agree that she is wonderful. Does she even believe in a god? I'm not sure. I don't. The "god" of the Abrahamic religions is part of the problem. Their texts all promote the oppression of women.

[@AJ-il1lm8ph7z]

Speak for yourself, I dont need a voice i can speak my self!

[@KD-vb9hh]

@@AJ-il1lm8ph7z Sure, but how big is your audience? People who have a large audience can express the views of many, though of course not all. But it's just an expression. I believe that what she promotes is in the best interest of women around the world, though of course not all women agree on any subject.

[@harmailmattu6880]

If things r so wonderful in Arab countries, Why r their daughters of the richest men trying to escape???

[@mohammednajeebahmad9712]

India the Rape capital of the world

[@teresaboze69]

Harmail Mattu It sure isn’t Trump’s Chinese tariffs.

[@lolwealego6951]

Yes their characters are questionable

[@hirammbugua7593]

if their rich daughters r running,how about the ordinary????

[@gurufurufoe5978]

Yes it is very questionable. They are all trying to come and live on social welfare checks in other countries so it doesn't seem so good from the outside looking in.

[@shakirar11]

I am in awe of how she handled herself amongst many, when a person comes out like she did, it showed how prepared and truthful she was, there was no one in the crowd that could compete with having the last word, From this, I am sure that those who were sceptic and against her, had a difference of their original opinion, well done Mona,

[@mypuppyarnold91]

Who else is watching this because you are sad for Afghan women now that the Taliban is back? =(

[@olgasitovenko1281]

😠

[@olgasitovenko1281]

Exactly😠

[@tyaalyn6957]

Me...from Philippines

[@maribart4237]

Not really. It reminds me that we need to be careful who comes into our country cause these are the same people trying to run now. They won’t leave their “morals” behind too.

[@lydiat5819]

Me but it is painful to watch whenever the interviewer keeps interrupting, can hardly finish watching it.

[@garolstipock]

Am I missing something here and he is NOT "interviewing" her but actively trying to undermine her?

[@jenjen.rutherford8559]

Hes got confused and thinks he is steven saker from the bbc

[@misse8105]

It's not an interview, it's a debate. The segment is called Head to Head after all.

[@lodunsi]

Yes he is

[@gadzewk]

the format is that of a tough interview. they're not intended to undermine the subject, rather they're to dig at deeper truths that the subject might be hiding or is not fully conscious of. it's public scrutiny. mehdi excels at this and guests should know what to expect when they appear

[@paolazo-l4790]

He always does it, at least in religion debates. Checki it out, mayde he's the extremist one

[@chillytoes1]

i get people's criticism of mona, but really if you watch this carefully, his challenges to her, actually allows her to shine and really show that she is correct in what she is saying.

[@brimcilroy9002]

This woman is a class act and and expert in debating.

[@moisesblanco]

This woman is a hero to all women in the Arab world. Keep fighting for women's rights sister. :)

[@doolcool123]

You have no d

[@daniellemccarter5706]

The arab women don’t want to be liberated I think she should stop wasting her energy for them.

[@avapilsen]

As an Arab woman, I don't see her as my hero. I don't need a hero, buddy.

[@jessicarabbit142]

@@avapilsen then stay being treated like a slave to your men

[@avapilsen]

@@jessicarabbit142 You're quite dumb, aren't you?

[@billyruffian4625]

He’s part of the problem I’m afraid, he can’t hide his true feelings.

[@miac6262]

Exactly... he looks like he hates women too

[@BazilRaubach]

He seemed threatened by her intellect. her passion and her rights but then so did some of the Muslim women.

[@AA-ss2db]

Oh he’s not allowed to voice his opinion 🥱

[@najmaj]

He's so combative 🤣🤣. He needs to chill. I'm glad she's holding it down.

[@chanvax2111]

That's his job dumbf*ck, he is here to animate in ordre to have a debate.

[@lindabrhane1401]

This interviewer is proving her point.

[@peggymcmillin660]

You are correct.

[@SuperMan-yg5dz]

Lol..this guy proves her point at every words he says, every body movement he makes and every second of this interview.

[@buggytheprophet1017]

You realize he's not against her right? He's challenging her views so we get an honest and understandable answer, watch more head to head, and you'll see he is like this in every single debate, even when he agrees with the other's opinion, he still challenges it, this is amazing journalism, something we don't have anymore thanks to people like you who automatically assume it's a battle, instead of seeing for what it is, a debate

[@bronwhitley4350]

Wow, Mehdi Hasan is very aggressive with Mona Eltahawy. She's obviously struck a nerve with him. Keep going Mona, you are spot on, misogyny is all about hate.

[@roro-mm7cc]

the truth hurts the most it seems

[@Mazaq_mania24]

I think you have forgotten a host job which is to ask questions which he was doing fine ..now you are having problems with him on his job because you are a female and he is male you are chauvinist he isn't !!!!

[@JoannaVancouver]

He's a jerk in other interviews too.

[@mikk3150]

He's always aggressive in his questioning

[@Mazaq_mania24]

@@mikk3150 okay so did he beat or pressurised mona ...no nahhhh !!! He was doing his job perfectly

[@thulekovish8188]

She took my breath away with her intelligence, conviction and passion.

[@janicema3959]

She had to learn to really talk fast, didn't she? Why is it this guy is on MSNBC & she isn't? He rather annoyed me.

[@aradhanap1223]

It just feels like the interviewer is trying to humiliate her.

[@michelleg6222]

He was definitely trying to gaslight her.

[@gadfly7677]

He is a Pakistani muslim journalist. He demonstrates what she describes in her essay

[@Sarakindamt]

And he fails lol That's what he gets when trying to be ignorant

[@ibrahimhamdan9118]

Look at the way mahdi Interviews all people then you gonna understand he was definitely good to her. And im with her too.

[@SomethingSomethingg]

She was 100% right about Egypt. I've spent a fair amount of time there and most of my friends are Egyptian and they definitely treat women as second class citizens, despite being comparably moderate. You go practically anywhere at night and all you'll see are men.

[@sh-tz2xs]

I'm Egyptian woman and you're right, i can't wait for the xay to get out of this m*sogynistic islamic sh*thole

[@krismcintosh1528]

She owned that interview even when everyone was attacking her. In other words don't come for her unless she sends for you!! You go girl!!

[@musicfriendly12]

She is in favor of banning the niqab... And you think she owned anything... She's a bit toxic tbh, has a very very closed mind. At least she stands for women of course, but that shouldn't be enough to make her a symbol of anything.

[@NoName-ke6gq]

Kris Mcintosh no she didn’t. She was barking like a dog, that’s all. She is disgusting....

[@Mazaq_mania24]

I don't agree, she just holds the existing assumptions in her mind! And some few facts without any basic proofs and figures!!!

[@musicfriendly12]

@ben hacine And? The past or who "had the idea" isn't important. Many women embraced the niqab, and they HAVE THE ABSOLUTE RIGHT to wear it how they want.

[@joolspools777]

@ben hacine I believe there is something in the hadith about the covering of women. It was so that they could be recognized apart from the non believers. There were Muslim peeping toms..I don't know which hadith it is but it shouldn't be too hard to find out.

[@4diggy2]

She said misogyny plays out differently in different Islamic countries. Then he stupidly brings up the different ways women are oppressed in different countries. Was he not LISTENING? Misogynist.

[@Trilliman707]

Stfu😂😂 dumb feminazi misogynistic is prejudice or discrimination against women just because he talked over or doesn't listen doesn't make him misogynistic he is just being a dude y calling men a misogynists makes u a misandrist ur misandrustic u hate and discriminate against men that's why no normal man wants u

[@painterz8816]

@@Trilliman707 stfu you human male specie created from Satan. Its time God has eradicted the entire human male race from this Earth for the sake of piece

[@kashifmohd.912]

@@painterz8816 lovely reply

[@Thanatos6]

Oh shut up. It was a good question to bring up. He's not misogynistic. Youte deluded.

[@Topofthetopapex]

This woman is just wow 🤩 🙏🏾she owned him !

[@cressidatroylus1522]

Watched the entire video. This was a great discussion that needed to be had. Even if you don't fully agree with her, she definitely will push everyone to THINK about this issue, which is a good thing!

[@oneroad2935]

Much respect for Mona also for the male doctor’s opinion on the Hijab...mask/comes from man/not in the Quaran. The best: “ Either everyone conceals their face OR no one does!

[@NL-tq1yr]

Women rarely stare & creep at men the way men stare at women. Maybe that's why all 3 Abrahamic religions impose that law. I was just watching a CNN news about a girl being murdered just because she mistaken a random car for her uber driver. There are pros and cons to every side. The quran's reference to the hijab is in verse 35:59 : "O Prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to bring down over themselves [part] of their outer garments. That is more suitable that they will be known and not be abused. And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful." And the bible's: "And every woman who prays or prophesies with her head uncovered dishonors her head, for it is just as if her head were shaved. 6If a woman does not cover her head, let her hair be cut off. And if it is shameful for a woman to have her hair cut or shaved off, she should cover her head. 7A man ought not to cover his head, since he is the image and glory of God; but the woman is the glory of man.…"

[@AthenaInFlames]

lol man is the glory of god but woman is the glory of man?? Thats like saying my son looks like me but my daughter looks like my son - ??? who has the time for this nonsense? The bible was a book written a very very very long time ago. What do you think someone from 3000 years ago would think if you showed them the internet? It would definitely be some kind of witchcraft. And why are we worried about dishonoring our head when we can't even go a week without buying food covered in plastic if anything we need to be more concerned about dishonoring nature and the planet. Old books vs current relevant issues.

[@joeldwest]

GK If men lost their hands, eyes, dicks for creeping, and other, to women, they would find their self-discipline.

[@KatZolitaMason]

One Road : Yes- It was wonderful when he said that!

[@iceescape]

She is very impressive. Everything she says makes total sense.

[@observerclifford8113]

"He says,'Thank you for being extreme`''!!!??? In what way is she extreme? By Western standards she is very moderate and reasonable, not to say extremely brave, intelligent and articulate

[@GlasPthalocyanine]

She says herself that she has chosen an extreme standpoint to create more space for diverse arguments between the extremes.

[@vuk96zj]

Islam claims that men are a degree above women and are their guardians who can discipline them for being disobedient as prescribed by allah to protect them. An ideology that only allows multiple wives but not multiple husbands is sexist. An ideology which claims that men are the guardians of women (who can discipline them when they are disobedient) as prescribed by allah to protect them is sexist. An ideology which provides virgins for men in heaven but no such equivalent for women is not only sexist but really twisted as well. It is no less offensive to me than an ideology which promotes white supremacy (but there is so much more about islam which is extremely contemptible other than the overt sexism). Google worst countries for women (almost all muslim) and best countries for women (none are muslim), google Gender Gap Index (it is about much more than wage equality), no muslim countries in the top 50, most of the worst 50 countries are muslim. It seems that secular teachings and man's laws are much more effective at protecting women than god's laws and teachings.. This couldn't possibly be so if allah was truly the all-knowing omnipotent creator of the world which he is purported to be. Women have been executed for being raped in muslim countries. Western women have been imprisoned for being raped in muslim countries. Today girls and women have been, are being and will be killed by their own family members because off this ideology they espouse, yesterday girls and women were killed by their own family members because of this ideology they espouse (and so many Western leaders and other apologists pander to enabling its proliferation) and tomorrow girls and women will be killed by their own family members because of this barbaric 7th century ignorance.

[@vuk96zj]

@Sassy Sue It is ridiculous to equate any other religion to islam. What world do you live in?

[@vuk96zj]

@Sassy Sue When one religion is so much more malignant than the others, it is imperative that we acknowledge that it is because it is. It is blatantly obvious yet so many refuse to do so and even vilify those who do as being bigoted. There is nothing bigoted about being contemptuous of extremely virulent ignorance (and those who espouse it without whom it would be harmless) created by a sadistic, inbreeding, 7th century pedophile warlord who is still the role model for nearly a quarter of the world's population.

[@anacleta424]

Job

[@user-3w9jf4r5qz]

7:51 to 9:04: She is not only articulate, calm, professional but also stands her ground when the opponent tries to cut her off while she was speaking facts. I was already liking her from the start but this is what made me love and admire her!

[@elsahurghada6716]

Well, I live in Egypt and as a woman I agree that MYSOGYNY is a vivid reality. Ignorance is mainly the cause of the hate... Interesting documentary. Ty.

[@manictiger]

Egypt has all sorts of problems. It's crazy; modern military, third world lifestyles.

[@bal9944]

I'm sorry 😔 Hope you are ok

[@akashsinha2880]

And because of shameless journalists like this guy

[@hbpw857]

When I went on holiday to sharm I didn’t see one Egyptian woman in two weeks do they hide you away ??

[@hbpw857]

@NA Phiri who

[@movingdragons]

She's doing great in a hostile interview. She's got an answer for everything.

[@waheedabashir4898]

Hello World! Just because she shows tenacity doesn’t qualify her as being correct. She speaks through ignorance about islam. Calling for a ban on the Nekaab, what a confused lady. On the one hand wants to empower women and on the other hand wants to oppress them by banning the nikaab. What a hypocrite, foisting her liberal western feminist ideology. That’s the height of oppression!

[@rollsroyce7385]

movingdragons thats.because the truth never lies..👍👍

[@Waltznumber2]

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. It's fine to wear your black cloths covering your face, just do it in your own country

[@venus_envy]

@@waheedabashir4898 Islam is fundamentally misogynist and the world would be better off without it. The nikaab exists to cover women because they are considered a man's property their whole lives, so yes, it should never have been invented. It over-sexualizes women, even children, and it doesn't prevent any of the things apologists claim it does (rape, sexual harassment, etc.). All it does is assert that a woman's hair, neck, etc. are fundamentally sexual in nature, her body is inherently lewd and must be covered up, and if it isn't she's fair game for abuse (even though she will be abused even if she keeps it on). I'm disgusted by men I see in the summer in board shorts, wife beater, douchebag chains and sandals, walking around with a woman in a full burka, totally black (they are never white, unlike most men's clothing in the arab region; if she's lucky it could be blue; a not-so-subtle hint they don't want women walking around outside?).

[@tan4tan]

@Layla A The interviewer hates women as well or cotton wooled his eyes through religion.

[@deannakinsman6790]

It's ABSOLUTELY AMAZING to me that the gentleman on the panel is SUPPORTING MONA!!!! Good on HIM...the women not so much!!! Go MONA...👏👏👏💯💯💯

[@seanmacd4274]

Mehdi is a condescending, agenda-driven, gas-lighting mess in this. Well done to Mona for keeping her cool and batting away his inane line of questions.

[@marleneaguilar9626]

He kept trying to confront her with a question to every answer she gave. But she did not budge! I solute you Queen.

[@lujainh7785]

All it took was having to spend your teenage life as a girl in Saudi lol. She's awesome.

[@SedriqMiers]

coming from a channel that has an autocracy (many in the gulf and middle east) that detest all of its people, but subservient and dependent upon anglo-american corporations.

[@LivegoodWilliam]

its refreshing to listen to someone who actually knows what misogyny actually means

[@wintersouth7011]

Just to let you know it your trust to marry non virgin woman we don't have to believe what u guys think we all have different opinions in life

[@R-rr1]

@@wintersouth7011 are you virgin?

[@vanyllinha]

That man should not be allowed to do interviews. He is not neutral, as he should be. He is insulting the lady, because she is so much smarter than him. :)

[@fsmfsm9941]

How is he not neutral? because he's not agreeing with everything she says? It's his job to challenge the people that come on the show.

[@SandipanNath123]

If you that's not neutral, watch his other interviews. He is an angel here by comparison.

[@sophiepires792]

@Raza Khan She did not start the gender war, she is making the details public.

[@ibtisamhtewek3407]

He is a one of the brother hood and I bet on that

[@andrewgarcia8915]

Nah, the feminist is the dumb one.

[@chellehibberd3211]

How strong is Mona - thank you for being a voice to those who are unable to speak for themselves and to sparking this debate

[@Iamrightandyouarewrong51]

Why is the guy alternately warm and welcoming and then hostile? It seems like he’s personally offended by her views. Which is exactly why she’s there.

[@aliciabell6688]

Editing. He probably got angrier over the interview but they edited it to make it seem nicer

[@debragraveen2916]

I feel sorry for these types of men who are so jealous and/or threatened by women. God must be so angry with these inhuman attitudes toward (His) people, and this weak man made Religion against Him. This will not end well!!

[@SantosAl]

Well he's challenging her views, what's wrong with that? This is a debate after all.

[@mtraa.942]

It's part of his job smdh

[@abuzuhm]

This style is standard for Mehdi. He pushes the people he interviews hard. Mona Eltahawy did excellently.

[@leticiabueno3761]

Her poise, her knowledge and capacity to answer the rhetoric questions from the journalist is inspiring! Loved it!

[@mikeharper3459]

And that’s why it was a great set-up - she’s fantastic and he gave her room to really explain and expound her philosophy.

[@hottafyah663]

He is not a moderator! He is very hostile towards her. he is her opponent!

[@immahdia3150]

it's just the style of the interview, in order to give her a chance to respond. Actually Mehdi (the host) agrees with Mona on most of issues.

[@John-lf3xf]

Hotta Fyah That’s why the title is called Hrad to Head

[@gavriloprincip11]

Hotta Fyah ya but she’s a woman so her testimony is only worth half a mans !

[@John-lf3xf]

@@gavriloprincip11 you should learn to spell.

[@watsonspuzzle]

Hotta Fyah Yes, he is!

[@Farah_Gojali07]

the debate was literally 4 against 1 but she answered so bravely!!🙌

[@jd517]

She really went into the situation knowing they were going to attack every thought she had and she still stood her ground (with witty and intelligent comebacks). She is amazing. It's wild they keep trying her with these ridiculous arguments.

[@isgc1384]

That’s his job

[@shellc6743]

She's quite brilliant ... he's proving her point.

[@donilagringaloca]

The, interviewer was was constantly interrupting, her she won the debate (although he said it wasn't a debate) he's wasn't sure how to win; but when truth talks no one can stop it, not even a man. 💪🏽

[@kikikoko607]

I'd like to see a woman interviewing her. This would be more credible. If my English was better I would destroy her generalizing claims in a few minutes. Because it's absolute bs, what she's saying. First of all, not all the Arabic speaking cultures are the same. There are s.c. Arabs from Maghreb to Sham (Syria&Iraq). There is a huge difference between those mentalities. And a lot of Arab men may be more conservative than western men. But that doesn't mean, that they hate women. Japanese men are more traditional, too. Their wives stay at home, if they got children. Does this mean that they hate women??? As I was in a few Arab countries, like for example Morocco or Egypt, I noticed that simply education is important. A farmer from the village is not similar to an educated arabic man from the city. There's a big difference.

[@shellc6743]

@@kikikoko607 That is your opinion... she has her own.

[@gretaholmes783]

When you hear “don’t generalize “ translate it to mean, “I have a good life, so screw the rest.” This punching down is Perpetuating Misogyny.

[@robiebag5764]

Arab men are the least mysoganistic or arrogant they're so self hating that they're literally killing each other off in the middle east everyday . But on a side note how's about a date ?

[@julitawolski1973]

Dive Rightin u

[@mamamarianovits9029]

Dive Rightin Mm... interesting. Thought provoking post my friend, indeed.

[@geraldinebinghamgadsden9921]

She has a lot of the answers. Men generally are afraid of what women can do. You go girl.

[@paulagutierrez4615]

Tbh I don't think the points she brought up were extreme, they were just fact

[@rudiellen]

She's much more intelligent than her interviewer.

[@pinikac1887]

Much more hypocrite

[@smendes2004]

Agree! She is brilliant.

[@gentilgentile6571]

But she is a woman dear.. We in the west are just as women haters than the Arab countries.. paticulatly in the US.. where domestic violence is out of hand

[@mitusharma1542]

I agree and all my blessings with her as she is taking out time from her life and doing such a fantastic job...all the best Mona

[@rigobertov4670]

He knew it too thats why he kept getting triggered.

[@nait51]

the most accurte statement I have heard recently..they do hate women and are groomed to hate them from childhood sometimes their own mothers pass on perverse ideas onto their sons about women...they end up with a distorting vision of who women are...

[@bvishal2kn]

I don't think they consciously "Hate" women, they are brought up to think of women as second class citizens & to see them as possessions to be owned.

[@clod8]

BattleMage They do hate women. You’ve never experienced it so you are intellectualizing it, but trust me many of these men actually do hate women.

[@KatZolitaMason]

nait51 : Totally well put! This woman is on fire and is quite correct.

[@eastbaysf]

THE MALES are sent to the mosque to be trained as warriors and hate women at 5 years of age...try to get that sorted out.

[@bettyh3747]

Quran hates women... Written to men , only has 72 virgins for men - the wife have to serve her husband in the after life... It's in the teachings

[@ajayreddy8732]

This was actually refreshing and productive. Many people came away with a greater understanding.

[@orapelengtawana3287]

This host sounds like he's speaking on behalf of Arab men....

[@playgroundofsound7683]

Orapeleng Tawana that was a very interesting video. Where are you from??? Saudi? I'm from USA

[@naimsharifakash9989]

Well the show is called head to head. How to make a good show.

[@wii3willRule]

He's Indian, not Arab.

[@tonymurrell9535]

I Have to admit I'm not a huge fan of Mehdi Hasan's interview style, in particular I'm think of a rather nasty one he conducted with Richard Dawkins on Islam. However, watching this end to end It did become obvious that it was just that, a style or rather his style of getting as much content from Mona as possible with provocative questions. In the closing he as good as agreed with her in my opinion.

[@mmca9323]

He sounds so accusatory 😧

[@gmac55]

The interviewer betrays how own biases. He is a staunch Muslim with no time for her progressive views. Nasty guy.

[@victoryvictory8246]

The interviewer is a terrible person, thanking such a beautiful woman trying to make a difference for being provocative and extreme.

[@abbakuraibrahimgana8322]

The program is termed Head to Head. That is his style and is deliberate. Check his other interviews with men, he takes the same aggressive approach.

[@Name-oz4lq]

For the record, I am giving this video a like because I appreciate this woman’s courage. It has *nothing* to do with the awful host.

[@nabeelmohdrafi]

Its his way. Its how the show is done. I have watched many of his interviews.

[@gligo7586]

His job is to scrutinize and ask questions, coming from the position of the status quo. To this end, he is pretty good at what he does. If the ideas being discussed have any merit, they are easily defended. I think it's a good format.

[@Italiza587]

He is always like this with everyone. True Jerk!

[@al11220]

Feminist tend to be nut jobs, so I would be sceptical as well.

[@miranda0298]

Giovanni Ramirez but this one is not...

[@sanjaygautam7572]

"just because your life and my life are privlage and comfortable dosent mean we forget about other womens." couldnt agree with u more🖐

[@elainethomson5826]

Men forget that if it wasn’t for a woman they wouldn’t be here

[@AV-xm5ln]

AND IF IT WASNT FOR A MAN, WOMEN WOULDN'T BE HERE.

[@am3thyst675]

@@AV-xm5ln exactly. Both men and women need eachother

[@neacienation]

And if women were treated fairly then we wouldn't be HERE!

[@Dana-ki6vs]

@@AV-xm5ln DING DING DING! You just discovered *equality!* Contracts! *AND* Your word is AND yet you got so defensive. Most intelligent people know that it's and. You get defensive because you do not realize the fact as per why people say what they say.

[@cremeoi6710]

@@AV-xm5ln yea exactly yet women get treated soooooo much worse within society even tho both are clearly needed.

[@userm4009]

this woman is a hero!

[@vervoid73]

TELL MORE PEOPLE! Down with priative islam!!!!

[@itsmesia2469]

True... She's brilliant...! 🙏💠❣️💠🙏

[@jamesrussell681]

The interviewer himself needs to listen and stop bullying the guest

[@hurrylife2230]

U r right... The funniest interviewer ever seen in my life...

[@VV-dx3kt]

I agree with you entirely; I noticed that since the beginning of the interview.

[@antiquity4858]

He states points that she then counters; if she is able to reply, then she has a very valid argument. If he states points that agree with her point of view, then there would be no meaning to the title of the show, “head to head”

[@binitatrew1642]

He has to place himself in that place ( work is work ) - In a open public she would be attacked with such opposition.- He spilt his heart in the end - He agrees with her cause - that is why she was his guest.

[@hurrylife2230]

@@binitatrew1642 Hope it is norms for head to head that interviewer has to take place. So what about common people and what their thoughts.. Common people having no more knowledge so they will think the interviewer is correct so everything go opposition 😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@EmiliaLanders]

She is incredibly strong and I wish she continues fighting for women's rights for the rest of her life. Ladies, stay mad. We are not treated equally.

[@mosesngatiah6365]

The problem here is having a journalist who has taken one side.He cannot be objective and his questioning is totally inappropriate.

[@thorisholawyer7478]

he is an ARAB man with the very issues she is speaking up against.

[@chops9674]

Totally agree ! It ruins the interview

[@Hannestv4607]

In Christianity women are not just a bed toy in addition to 72 other bed toys like in Islam and that for ETERNITY !! Mark 12:24 24 Jesus replied, “Are you not in error because you do not know the Scriptures or the power of God? 25 When the dead rise, they will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven. Lk 20.36 and they can no longer die; for they are like the angels. They are God’s children, since they are children of the resurrection.

[@setme4ree]

@@chops9674 but proves her point, although I think women should be free to wear hijab or niqab

[@abotrump5186]

I just watched a video, an American soldier in Afghanistan speaks about the American soldiers raping muslim women just because they can. I live in South Africa, here our rights are protected. The countries that are politically oppressed are experiencing this. Muslim men are trying to protect their mothers, wives and daughters from the monsters that are oppressing them, unfortunately, they are coming off as if they are the oppressors. Nobody is speaking up about the west's abuse of the Muslim women but everyone sees the Muslim man trying to marry off his daughter to protect her

[@evin898]

she handled the backlash amazingly, I love how she doesn't let other insignificant arguments blind us from the REAL problem because that is EXACTLY the reason why we still struggle as Muslim women today

[@skyezeno8988]

18:54 I hope you don’t mind asking. Do you choose to wear or forced to wear? From the faces I have seen, Muslim women are beautiful. Why can’t you show off? I’ve always wondered about it, do you not dye or curl you hair?

[@mochiis4481]

@@skyezeno8988 we are allowed to curl and dye our hair since you were wondering.

[@deena1096]

@@skyezeno8988 they do show off but only in women only parties and when they're with their families

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodcl4824]

@@skyezeno8988 Its modesty why would people go be nude and walk around

[@jojo-qm7ve]

@@skyezeno8988 bcs we're not objects for people to look at the way they like, we choose certain people to look at our body bcs we're special. We do wear make up, curl our hair, dress up, etc but only infront of certain people or when we're alone. We dont need to show it off to everyone. And no, we're not forced to wear the hijab even tho some are which is sad and wrong, hijab is mandatory but forcing someone with abuse is wrong in our religion. hope that answers your question, have a nice day :)

[@dia.8988]

What a tense discussion. Doctor Mona could keep herself composed throughout the entire discussion. The world needs more women like her.

[@NoName-ke6gq]

Di A. Oh God Not another Mona 😏😏😏

[@clydebishop5403]

@@NoName-ke6gq h

[@pratimarajguru5100]

The world needs men and women both like her

[@NoName-ke6gq]

pratima rajguru If course we do. But I don’t need a strong woman to tell me I should feel liberated by removing my head scarf. No one forced me to wear it and NO ONE can ask me to remove it. She can keep her horrible red hair and I can keep my hijab. I don’t wear it for my husband or father or brother, I wear it for my religion. Simple.

[@NoName-ke6gq]

pratima rajguru We need strong women and men but women like her. She is annoying and hypocrite

[@kerrkepp]

I love her!!!!! Brilliant - the interviewer is the perfect example of everything she is trying to convey

[@sangampriyadarshi577]

She overcome every intimation attempt from Mahedy and some of apologist in the audience. More power to you Mona.