believe it or not.. the Japanese people and especially the samurai culture are similar to old Arabic traditions. but we still have some of it. like as you still have some of the samurai cultures 😁
@therahay6849 Жыл бұрын
dont say "now" it really getting on our nerve they are being treated good since the begining of time its just how media play us just like how they made asian stereo type so stop saying the word "now" or "getting better" its really annoying
@maiaflah6968 Жыл бұрын
I was thinking the same😅, I was annoyed by the term "now".
@TURKI969 Жыл бұрын
The American media always distorts some cultures of the world such as Arabs, East Asia, Latins, Russians, etc
@sweeetspring2 жыл бұрын
Yes not all Arab countries have deserts, in Lebanon we don't have a desert. you can check out videos about Lebanon you'll think it's Europe lol
@Mv-sky Жыл бұрын
Your words at the end of the clip are correct. We have those who wear the abaya and cover the hair and face, and there are those who wear the hijab only, and there are those who wear the abaya, and everyone has freedom to dress. Of course, we also have limits that are specific to Saudi Arabia. It is possible to walk around without an abaya, but shorts and very short outfits are forbidden, I think, and also only bikinis are prohibited. As for the abaya, it is a personal and religious choice. Praise be to God, most of us wear an abaya except for tourists and some people. Finally, thanks for this great clip
@hasin173 Жыл бұрын
It is obligatory for women to cover up, but not the abaya. It is not a condition for wearing the abaya
@malektantawy68142 жыл бұрын
Haggat isnt the name of the clothes it's what we call old women , and no we don't really take 7 hours to say goodbye haha we just remember all the topics that's interesting to talk about at the moment of having to leave lol
@tjo62522 жыл бұрын
Muslims should wear modestly that's a fact and there are levels to it. The more modest the better and more respectful. We respect the Japanese for having a similar approach to this. But I disagree when you said wearing black and covering everything except the eyes is "against freedom" that's a typical western racist idea. Most Muslim and Arab girls (((((((WANT)))))))) to wear it to show commitment to their faith (like I said more modest the more respected you are) saying it's oppressive and all that racist garbage is like saying the kimono is oppressing Japanese women and must be erased from Japanese culture even in celebrations🤷♂️🤷♂️ So yes covering and wearing modestly is important but colors are more of a cultural thing and are different depending on the area you live in and isn't necessarily a religious practice like modesty.
@nerdygirlgamer54342 жыл бұрын
Very well said 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@I_Hate_Idiots2 жыл бұрын
As a Middle Eastern person who lived in several Arab countries for 25 years, you are full of ***. The vast majority of Muslim girls wear the hijab (which is oppressive, and it is a fact) in fear of society. Not necessarily direct violence, but to avoid negative reaction from friends, family, and even strangers. Search any video on the internet of women taking off the hijab and enjoy the awful and violent comments. Hijab is also usually common among uneducated class and poor people. TL:DR, Hijab is oppressive and no sane person would want to cover their hair in 2022.
@odd_daiz2 жыл бұрын
In Japan women are not FORCED to wear kimonos (lol). "Typical western racist idea"...If a girl wants to wear niqab (no living being would like to), kimono or a tango dress, she can, in the same way as a boy. That's only about not forcing, it's not about what people WANT to dress. Once I chatted with an Iranian girl and she told me what she has to endure every f***ing day, she CAN go out without any burqa or similar, but she often has men want to rape her and police say like "Dear, you should wear burqa for your safety". Or she was kinda "happy" cause she can use hats, and I was like "Wtf, what's the matter with doing it?" She said "For some people that's unacceptable" or smth like that. That's not a "typical western racist idea".
@RawanArmy32 жыл бұрын
By "Hajja" she meant old- aged women 😭😂 And yes, our girls and women in most places and countries are wearing fashionable colorful clothes , and this is from a long time ago by the way
@Azizani9927 күн бұрын
No problem, we see you as samurai and Jackie Chan, so it's cool 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@mawj83972 жыл бұрын
Your understanding of Islam is very wrong. Freedom in Islam has existed from time immemorial... But Islam just as it preserves and protects the freedom of the individual, it also protects and protects the freedom of society.. It is not a socialist who focuses on society nor an individualistic egoist who focuses on the individual.. So you are free to do what you want, but no You have the right to do whatever you want outside your home, as you are restricted to society, especially if what you do affects the values of society and harms people ... So you must maintain your freedom in your personal life, but if it opposes society abroad, do not do it outside your private places ... Even if you decide to leave Islam, this is a matter for you, provided that you do not go out to people and invite people to do as you did .. This is considered a betrayal of the state, as you are fighting its foundations (of course this is if the state is based on the foundations of Islam and its constitution followed is Islam), but no There is a country that implements this literally. Currently, Saudi Arabia applies a ratio of 90 to 98%, increasing and decreasing over the years.
@therahay6849 Жыл бұрын
hajja is like how japanase call there grandmas baba instead of oppasan
@DARKNESS0x772 жыл бұрын
That little video in the beginning are actual issues that exist in arab countries. Pretending that it doesn't exist is dishonest and does not in any way contribute to solving them. not everyone lives in the UAE where it's so good compared to other arab countries.
@yacineyaker7485 Жыл бұрын
i get what this video is trying to prouve but just don't put us north african in the same plat as you, it's true we're muslim too but we're not arabs and some of the footage you showed is amazigh traditions not arabs.
@alisonevans305911 күн бұрын
Its not allowed now it was always allowed but foreigners like to portrayed us as backwards and primitive. As a turkish/indo iranic kurd its really offensive when people think that our cultures are all the same and we are abusive to woman.
@layn88432 жыл бұрын
It's fine to stay in other house like family gathering like seven hours in other House and we not ride a camel to school we have car 😂🤍
@i.i.i.9.5502 жыл бұрын
Omg bro we don't wear like that's
@user-zv7kj4xi2v2 жыл бұрын
Such a wonderful video 👌🏼 I would like to correct you my friend Saudi Arabia has completely changed in the last seven years in the concept of wearing the black dress but in the concept of working it's never been legal for women to work except for some jobs like prostitution.
@Yonko0232 жыл бұрын
Good video and I wish u come to one of the arabian countries to see the real picture of us. ❤