Traditional women are NOT naive and a man's intention is STILL important | MANAL - NIYA

[@lillienrey2478]

Love it, best reaction, understanding and explanation of the song even born and raised arabs didnt understand it the way both of you did.. Much respect to you guys ❤️

[@samyazad1876]

Lek loush bro you killed it habib spot on

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[@laila.s2626]

شكر خاص على اهتمامك بكل ماهوفن وطرب مغربي مغربية مرت من هنا،🇲🇦

[@betty1812]

I like how the guy on the left is explaining things .. really appreciate that 🖤🖤🖤

[@sumthin5]

Niyya isnt necessarily naïve in Moroccan. It can also mean someone with a good heart. It also means the literal meaning, intention.

[@soukainatips3204]

Yes, but in the song means Naive.

[@zakariafilali6225]

Of cours

[@ikramelrhali7737]

It means naive anyway in this song 😂😂😂 no one is niya in the real world it s just philisophic word that lead to perfection

[@abdellahbendaoud6588]

اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم

[@fatmafayza4155]

عليه الصلاة والسلام

[@soukainasoukaina3302]

اللهم صلي وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وعلى اله وصحبه اجمعين

[@fleur-from-every-gardentv5952]

Manal here tells a true story wtch happend in the 50s ...of a sheikha (a moroccan traditional artist ) loved a man and he promessed to marry her, she was naive she trusted him, and gived him her virginity (the blood in the video and loosing virginity represent a real loss in tht era and in a conservative country ) then he didnt showed up the day of the small marriage cermony...thts why she and her freinds and familly were sad in the end.....its also contain a powerfull message in the lyrics tht we r not naive we love and we trust but no more sacrefices if u want a girl dont play and be a real man and even if not we r independent woman i can live happy without u...those days of naivety r gone

[@_Sakina_1]

You are the only one with the real explanation!! THANK YOU!!

[@kimmk1278]

Good explanation.no more sacrifice fot the one who didn't worth it.

[@bouchra4138]

Kharboucha ♥️

[@Fatima-mi4yc]

that's on period sis

[@averagecitizen863]

Why did she give him her virginity ? Why not check if the man is a good man before giving yourself ? If you don't to be played stay away from players

[@lalalala-qc7cp]

U can check an article in vogue Arabia about the morrocan costumes ..there wasn't any Egyptian inspiration..all of them are morrocan

[@hamzaabou4821]

Yes it's Fassi Moroccan Arab Islamic culture

[@omfatma-3130]

Yes thank you 😊

[@لسانالحق-ن4ز]

@Sisi Nono hahhaha its for addarissa the arabs of fes wtff the caftan not amazighhn

[@MrLion0121]

@Sisi Nono absolutely not berber, it is 100% moroccan arabic

[@Alexcatchh]

@Sisi Nono yes it's moorish moroccan 🇲🇦

[@habshawitetube518]

I know Arabic but I'm not Arab I'm African Muslim when I'm learn about Islam that helps me to know Arabic language

[@isabellancali5388]

I was opposite; after hearing a fireside lecture about Islam and the similarities between Christianity and Islam, hearing the call of prayer and a child recite the Quran, I decided to study Arabic to understand the religion and Quran better. It has made a huge difference. I wish you the best, sister.

[@hadjerhadjer2037]

Me too I from Africa and an Arab girl would you like to contact with each other

[@bouchra4138]

We Moroccans are Africans whom speak darija an Arabic dialect ❤️

[@isabellancali5388]

During the “month of gratitude,” I am grateful for my parents that taught us girls to know our worth, to prepare for the future and to ask what are the intentions of a man whom wants to date or marry us. In fact, it was the first question my mom would ask my guy friends. They taught us to wait till marriage. My father’s advice was “Let a man come to you.” Although I’m not Arab, I find it quite beautiful that there are so many similarities between our cultures/way of life. Arabic has such a beautiful way of expressing one’s feelings and this singer expressed and represented women beautifully.

[@yayagami3475]

i love the different perspective you brought to the title of the song i only saw it as naive but it also makes sense with intentions and in both ways it has a powerful and meaningful message . lots of love from morocco

[@sumthin5]

The "pharaoh" thing lool is actually called chdda الشّدّة that women wear on their wedding night. They're very heavy and very very expensive cuz theyre full of jewelery. There is many types depending on the region. The one Manal is wearing is from Fès (الشّدّة الفاسية)

[@peservenchitch2575]

That is not shedda of tetoun, that is the traditional Moroccan wedding dress of Fez

[@hanniad7495]

Yesss it's fassi, some people call it cobra

[@yasmineelwhl7240]

The chedda of Tlemcen is a traditional Algerian outfit, more precisely from the city of Tlemcen, but also worn in the west of the country, notably in Oran and Mostaganem. A pure product of Tlemcen craftsmanship[1], the Tlemcen bridal costume accumulates pieces from various periods. Since 2012, the chedda has been listed as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity, as the bridal costume of Tlemcen and the associated rites and craft skills[11]. The city of Mostaganem has a twin variant[12]. In the city of Oran, some brides opt for a Tlemcenian or Mostaganem chedda, rather than the white dress😂😂😂😭🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@yasmineelwhl7240]

@@peservenchitch2575 The chedda of Tlemcen is a traditional Algerian outfit, more precisely from the city of Tlemcen, but also worn in the west of the country, notably in Oran and Mostaganem. A pure product of Tlemcen craftsmanship[1], the Tlemcen bridal costume accumulates pieces from various periods. Since 2012, the chedda has been listed as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity, as the bridal costume of Tlemcen and the associated rites and craft skills[11]. The city of Mostaganem has a twin variant[12]. In the city of Oran, some brides opt for a Tlemcenian or Mostaganem chedda, rather than the white dress🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@yasmineelwhl7240]

@أستغفر الله The chedda of Tlemcen is a traditional Algerian outfit, more precisely from the city of Tlemcen, but also worn in the west of the country, notably in Oran and Mostaganem. A pure product of Tlemcen craftsmanship[1], the Tlemcen bridal costume accumulates pieces from various periods. Since 2012, the chedda has been listed as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity, as the bridal costume of Tlemcen and the associated rites and craft skills[11]. The city of Mostaganem has a twin variant[12]. In the city of Oran, some brides opt for a Tlemcenian or Mostaganem chedda, rather than the white dress🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@wissalak7390]

The best reaction that i have been waiting for .. keep up the creativity. Love and respect from Morocco 🇲🇦

[@SAIINT.]

I remember my ex wife wearing the chdda in our traditional Moroccan wedding.. My friends from London have never seen anything like this before.. Not only she wore it, her mother did in her wedding, grandmother too, and so forth, following tradition is always beautiful no matter what time or place or centres you are born.. This video you broke down really good habibi.. also just to add, these chdda are really heavy like you wont believe.. she was complaining all night about it I told her enough with the whining she made me wear it behind closed doors I took everything what i said back lol

[@LuckyLoush]

hahah that's amazing

[@malikaz1697]

The way you’re explaining the song and our traditions is so beautiful thank you I love it ❤️🇲🇦

[@ربابحنين]

This is the moroccan queen mentality and personality, I'm. Proud to be a Muslim moroccan woman . And I love your reaction guys, it's so lovely

[@fatimazahraregragui5398]

The thing that i like the most in your videos is that you always try to understand the real meaning of the videos you are reacting to and you feel the emotions like if you are part of the story 🤤❤️ i realy appreciate that 😍 A fan of you from morocco 🇲🇦

[@LuckyLoush]

Thank you Fatouma ❤️

[@sousoulolita2652]

Finallyyyy, the reaction that i was waiting for

[@Negaii101]

I love how you broke down the meaning of the song even more and understood it keep up the great work

[@maymadison3620]

Love your passion about the song and the issue it tackles ! Respect!

[@LuckyLoush]

thanks!

[@wafaabourchah4156]

U are the best ❤✔ Love you from morocco 🦋🇲🇦🇲🇦🔥

[@noraelfatmi656]

Thank you for your reaction. Let me explain the story that Manal wanted to share with this song and video. The story of the sheikhas, moroccan women artists that can only dream of having a love life because of the reputation that a sexist mentality is still giving them. Manal interpretation is of a sheikha and her friends, and the elder women you see are real life sheikhas. She dreams of her wedding that all men keep promising her, being happy with her friends and family, but the guys follows society and either dump her or just leave her hanging there, and at the end they are all sad because they realize that that is the life that they will have for choosing to follow their passion.

[@salimd7842]

Sex outside marriage is not love. It's just a way to make you cheap and easy for scumbags who will take advantage of you as happened with this poor girl...what our religion teaches is that if a man really loves you he will come and ask for your hand from your family like a princess, not by having sex with you on the street like dogs.

[@soukainamarnisi2699]

I always like the way you explaining

[@seidamussa2724]

I was waiting for the episode and finally, love and respect from my country, Eritrea ❤❤

[@erriahielidrissihind2880]

Welcome baack Louush , still remember that we love watching u not for reacting to "moroccan songs" but because you're special you're different u got the style !

[@dessyvalcheva]

Unique reaction and reasoning. I really like you guys. The way you treat women and the respect you have is so wonderful

[@zahraevlog1254]

All the love to you from Morocco ❤❤

[@Rashaline]

Love you guys! From Belgium, a spanish moroccan girl with a Lebanese heart!!!!

[@emmalilly3351]

Keep going on bro 👍👍👍

[@baeksouhyun6662]

Mic drop you said it all the guy on the left i loved what u said on this video ❤👏🏼

[@user-je4mk5mj7y]

❤❤😘😉💞🙋‍♀️

[@hichamrjay478]

All my respect to women 🌹and all my greetings to you zeehoo❤🇲🇦

[@soukainatips3204]

Yaaaay I’ve been waiting for this 💕, proudly Marocaine

[@Miral2308]

Nice song as a Moroccan girl ism so proud of my roots

[@zakariafilali6225]

Respect from morocco very nice réaction brother ♥♥

[@adamfrioui7484]

Moroccan American , dated a Lebanese girl ,back in the late 90's .Have all the respect and the gratitude for The Lebanese family , the Moroccan king's uncle was married to to Al Sabbah's daughter, keep the faith as your guide to liberation

[@chopinopkeli3858]

Love your reaction guys Love Moroccan culture highlighted in this video clip : The clothes, the way they are celebrating mariage, etc.

[@Arstist_you]

This singer always involves moroccan tradition its amazing

[@WithHasnaa2024]

Love that you got back to music reactions 👍👍

[@fayzaberiane1643]

Was waiting for this one

[@safaaboullouz3033]

U r so funny. Much love from Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦❤️❤️❤️🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️

[@adamnet4764]

صوت الحسن ينادي🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@xyz-yb8zk]

Iv been, am and will be a child of the zihou family! Love who you are And what u represent; but most of all your reaction to this video shows how much of a great dad,uncle, brother you are and would be to a girl. (Super duper great dad inshalhh) Much love to you and your family habbub from chicago

[@LuckyLoush]

Sofia the best. Thank you.

[@sweetpotato1794]

Yes true mashalah

[@anissa9514]

Juste pour te dire que j'aime beaucoup tes analyses de vidéos 👌🏻

[@LuckyLoush]

Merci!

[@AissaElMaleki]

A reaction and a lecture in Arab culture. Love it ❤️❤️❤️

[@reyliy482]

Love you guys, great reaction as usual 💖 💕

[@qeenofmyself1841]

Love and respect from morocco you are the best 🔥❤🇲🇦

[@fmpsfes6977]

We love you from Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@itslamiaead7489]

I was waiting for ur reaction 😍

[@sanaasona1748]

You nailed it. You perfectly explained it. 👏👏👏

[@TheLwinja]

Maaaaan I love your perspective. Just a little notice: she means by "tmer werd w henna" marriage and she is telling him that if you think i am just waiting for your call to come running to you you are wrong, i want you to come to my house do the right thing and ask to marry me , i want "al halal" not to be your mistress. Thank you for your amazing reaction. We Moroccans love you 🌷

[@nourheneletaief2549]

Honestly we need more men like you Loush especially in our arab countries. I mean a man who understands and respects women 👌💖💖💖

[@isabellancali5388]

Both Ibby and Loush are good examples of how a husband can be...no one is perfect but I do respect how they are. Since I don’t have any brothers and my parents have passed away, I may just have to ask them to interview the next guy I date or wants to marry me. 😂🙏🏽

[@nourheneletaief2549]

@@isabellancali5388 yes I agree . Do it girl hahaha

[@isabellancali5388]

@@nourheneletaief2549 😉😂

[@majdouline04]

You are right👍, but we want and we do not need This is my opinion🌼

[@douae.es-said]

❤ lots of love from 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@laylaelkhattabi8720]

Best reaction ever, love it, bravo

[@kechsolde85]

I looooove uuu Lauch 💕💕💕🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦😻😝😝 Keeep Going #زييييييحووووو from Moroccooooo

[@alaediarie9208]

i love your concept!!

[@howlsfilthycastle]

Niyyah as you said means intention in arabic. Niyyah means innocent or naive (but also intention) in the moroccan dialect because a person that is naive/innocent has pure intentions.

[@weirdo-potato3697]

The best reaction ever , i love how , you understand the meaning and explain that ,

[@anaa6237]

really! the power of walking away matters. Consequently, you'll meet the right person as a gift for your patience 😉❤️

[@younessandi1401]

تحياتى يا علوش من المغرب طنجة 🔥🔥👏👏👏👏

[@nourazairi]

man i was waiting for your reaction finally 🇲🇦🇲🇦❤️

[@bouchradidouh]

U r a legend im telling u I really like how u react to the videos the way that makes others understand what it's all about .much luv and respect from Algeria 👏❤️

[@fraukhadija1242]

The most beautiful reaction to this video at all❤️

[@passionfruitpassionfruit2034]

Beautiful explanation!! Traditional ways r usually the best ways.

[@God_Homeland_King]

i like the way you explaining things

[@kadmostafa]

For those who make reviews and reactions ... Try to learn from this man how to do it .. philosophy

[@khadijachamakh1274]

I like the way u explain And i loved the way u respect girls

[@WhiteTiger333]

Great reaction. Indeed, at our best, men and women are a complementary team. And that t-shirt with the flowers, Loush. Love it! I don't suppose that is available online.

[@LuckyLoush]

Thanks! Check out zihoucollective.com for my cultural gear. Maybe we will come out with a floral print this spring :)

[@lubnalubna1672]

Best reaction ever like it 👍🏻

[@khalidelkhouildi361]

Subscribe because of your worthy interpretations, and for your respect to women by throughing golden words. Respect

[@paulasantos__]

React to *One Love* and *Habibi* - Now United This group has sixteen members from different countries: Lebanon, Mexico, Germany, South Korea, Finland, Russia, USA, Senegal, China, India, United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil, Japan, Australia e Philippines.

[@meryemamzil3463]

The best reaction I have seen

[@taalatchoufjn3757]

I like all your videos and i liked how you explain

[@Souma_oficial]

Thank you for your reaction

[@souhasou2576]

loved it , great reaction

[@sambrawlstars2443]

Thank you for you Bouchra from morrokko

[@fadifleura2457]

My brother, your reaction is very good. A big greeting from Morocco

[@mustapha2844]

تحياتي لك أخي من المغرب وترليون سلام 😎

[@najihwafae2689]

I think I found my prince he is so charming when he speak and so understanding .

[@ihsanemr5762]

u guys have sucha good perspectives and opinions just a not niya in morocco mean someone with a good heart /or naive or intention

[@susantigha]

I was waiting for this , amazing song with a deep derp meaning ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheBlueRage]

I did a reaction to this but did not use the CC. I can get the CC through screen record. I typically download the video which mostly does not include CC material. For me it allowed for questions to be asked and I used the scenery and body language to interpret. Sometimes, I tell my viewers if I read the captions then I miss the visuals. I'm at the 2:46 mark but will watch to the end. Thanks for the lessons.

[@Sophia-zl8hg]

OMG!! love your video From 🇲🇦

[@aichachellal4242]

Bro we miss the reaction of Moroccan rap 😒 ya wayloo it's long time

[@IAyouuub]

*** Explanations *** (Please read all my comment it explains everything) For the video clip it is 100% Moroccan culture. [ Moroccan cultural story ] This clip talks about " chikhat " and they're traditional groups who dance and sing in parties, but even that, our society look at them like bad women or something like that because of religion and the Singer acts a character of one of chikhats who waits and waits for her groom but he didn't came to their wedding because of how society sees her and then she says ain't going to change my job just because of you and I'll wait for someone who loves me and marrie me with all my goods and bads and I won t be naive anymore. in thus clip she wears Moroccan traditional dresses like caftan, Takchita, haik (white clothing that is has religious purpose and it s not wearable anymore) and other thigs like head thread belgha (Moroccan slippers) jewelries and the big traditional dress of the bride from city of fez (in the beginning) : chedda fassia or lebsat al jawhar (with tons of perls and gold lebba, it has nothing to do with egypt lol) (this is what she was taking off to symbolising the fact that his groom didn't come to the wedding, thus, she was sad even if they r all dancing etc... Oh yeah the blood symbolize Virginity, because as muslims the girl must not lose her virginity before marriage, and doing this is a great sacrifice and evidence of her love for that man who did not marry her afterwards and did not even come to the wedding. But briefly the song want to say what you were saying in the video, really big Bravo u got it . much love from morocco ❤❤

[@brandiedieterledelahoz9119]

Tell me why a man with a queen is constantly besieged by seagulls trying to lure him down into their filth. Unfortunately some seagulls wear plastic crowns.

[@safaesf7559]

Good job guys.

[@liza.1888]

I just love how Loush explains his version or interpretation of the song as a man while Ibby agrees but pokes fun at him! 🤣😊

[@islaMISLAM-uj3nd]

Thanks for Ure reaction guys it’s nice from u . By the way welcome to morroco . Morroco will be happy to see you 🌹😀

[@hichambachich709]

Très bien travaillé bonne chance 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️👍

[@narjisselhajji]

Women need men and men need women we are both humans in this earth and our worth is what we made of ourselves. 🇲🇦 And i think she represented a strong powerful woman in general that might need a man but he should be worth it

[@alaeerrachidi4324]

miss you guys

[@salmasalma-xi9op]

top bro😍😍❤❤

[@tessdhuberville5818]

Totally agree with you 🤍

[@sabrinayakobturqui6106]

انا حبيت الغنية تبانلي اجمل غنية مغربية تحياتي من الجزائر جيرانكم ❤️🇩🇿

[@hassnahassna2583]

Greetings to you from Morocco 🦋🦋🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@fadwaaz7959]

Been looking for your channel for a while. Wondering why i don’t receive your vids notifications anymore! Anyway, you make me like the songs you do reactions to 👏🏻🤍

[@louhad455]

Best reaction ever ❤🇲🇦

[@soraya_nor04]

لايك للفيديو👍 لو تعمل الترجمة بالعربية لفيديوهاتك يكون أحسن انا ما أفهم الإنجليزية بشكل منيح بس شوي ما فهمت كلامك كله🙂 تحياتي لك من أخت مغربية🌼

[@meryel7048]

Thank you guys this the best reaction, and thanks for the effort that you makes to explain the main idea about the video clip.and you makes feeling proud about my roots..♥️♥️🇲🇦 proudly 🇲🇦♥️. (For all girls around the world Know your worth.❤️🙏..)

[@youssefaithamadouaissa2216]

regardless of the song, I really love ur T-shirt man!Team fleur hahahaha

[@LuckyLoush]

wow major major throwback

[@soumbol9673]

the meaning of the word niya in Moroccanas culture is : the person who trust in other persona alot .witch we take it as bad thing and when we say this person is just niya ( trust other people easy) it means people scam him alot and play him like scam him and stell him.. so it's kinda like bad so this manal saying i am not niya and if you want me come and ask my hand from parents witch means i am not stupid if you want me you have to marry me