Playing Truth or Dare With Strangers in Chicago | MUSLIM

We hit the streets of Chicago to see who would play a halal game of truth or dare with us. Watch to find out which they choose!
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Dania Darwish: The Founder of @asiyahwomenscenter4686 , a nonprofit organization that promotes gender justice for DV survivors by sheltering and serving communities of color. Visit their Instagram to learn more: asiyahwomenscenter
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[@qytj1182]

the guests are so understanding and chill and so is the presenter, also love her outfit! these vids are fun, I wish I found this channel when I was younger as it would be a great influence growing up 🥰

[@AbdullahAmar]

We as Arabs have to raise the awareness about the differences between Judaism and Zionism i think this jewish guest was great and i hope that more and more jews can see the Palestinian struggle.

[@Izzy_loves20]

The yehud are enemies bottom line.. Zionism or not a yehud will always be a yehud. It’s in their blood since the time of musa as, they disobeyed the messengers and killed messengers and they still think they’re chosen, they are the lowest of the lows as they know the truth yet the conceal it and write the book with their own hands. Trust they will be destroyed and running like the rats and rabid dogs they are

[@idontknowhatowritehere]

first really love these videos

[@riezothman]

Hope one day i can travel and go there inshaallah. I am from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

[@melissaroldan7137]

I love this lol!

[@tallpakistani]

MashaAllah sister

[@meowmeowblackcat6710]

I wish to be one of the strangers

[@kenrickbautista6141]

Same.

[@CramosReacts]

It’s fun I’ve been one of those strangers

[@zigman3105]

Dirt Dare girl

[@TheSayKular]

Please watch "Another Foreign Woman Groped in Pakistan" by Harris Sultan 🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑

[@Tvoine]

Nice ! but would be better if our interviewer sisters on this channel take a bit more care of their hijab and the way and manner in witch they talk to non mahrams , as so many young muslim girls watch them and learn from them :) we're not trying to liberalize Islam . jazakum Allahu Khairun !

[@qytj1182]

oof I'd have to disagree there - rather than how she is dressing (personally I think is fine but more importantly as she wants and believe works for her - its a personal thing so its kind of irrelevant) the content should be more focused on, as so many people have been positively impacted by this and encouraged. Nitpicking on womens own personal dress choice only puts people off as it has done so many times before, in and out the community.

[@Tvoine]

@@qytj1182 you completely failed to understand the concept of نهی من المنکر و امر بالمعروف . What you just said that everyone has a choice to choose what to wear and everyone should wear what works for them, I hate to brake it to you but is completely against Islam .

[@qytj1182]

@@Tvoine I'm not saying everyone should wear whatever there is - but what I'm saying is its nothing to do with us and we need to focus on our own actions rather than telling someone else (I mean we aren't even scholars and they arent even asking) they are not enough this or that - we aren't them - and especially as everyone has their own preference ideas, and are trying, in what they should wear and differences in what alines, its such a big community, and like I said its really personal thing and we don't know them like that. Like regardless of what we each think we need to be respectful - idk if you saw the last video about this, but this has already been expressed by some in the past vids that they don't find it helpful when they are told tell that they arent this or that by us randomers haha, as they independently make their own choices including following the whole community and just telling this that puts them off and other people wanting to join. She is being modest imo and a lot better than others in and out of the religion but are we going to advise them each all how to dress - if someone you didn't know told you that you aren't dressed appropriately or your appearance isnt right even though you feel like you are how would you react even though you weren't offending anyone and believed it works for you and what you feel is good. To be judged on the content of the character is the most important thing. It's good that she is spreading information about Islam and positivity and we should encourage that rather than focus on more trivial in comparison when there are so much more important things like spreading the goodness and warmth of this religion and how strong we are uplifting each other. Put it this way, I don't like ripped jeans, I find so many issues with it. If I tell someone else that is helping out in a shelter they should stop wearing them because I don't believe they are right it's kind of just like besides the point, and drawing attentiom away from the main take away, and that's their problem if they wear those