I find the trolling, objectification and fetishising of women leaders' clothes, faces, hair, shoes, feet, fingernails both sexist and misogynistic.
It's not enough to say they are public figures hence they should worry endlessly about self image. Everyone, even strong women are entitled to time out.
At the same time, male trends and even poster narcissism is valourised as trending pop art played to gangster rap on tik tok slow-mo videos. The prejudice is that men can be stylish,like a boss. But women should be apologetic about celebrating or owning their style.
Not cool.
Look everyone in the eyes sisters.
(I know this will spawn serial hate responses, but looking at them, giving them oxygen is not my thing. So knock yourself out trolls.)
سو ٹویٹر نے فلسطین کے حق میں ٹویٹ کرنے پر اکاونٹ کو demonetise کرنا شروع کر دیا ہے میرا اکاونٹ جو مونیٹایز تھا اس کی مونیٹایزئشن بغیر کسی وجہ کے ختم کر دی ہے
یہ ہے نسل کشی کے خلاف اٹھتی آوازوں کو دبانے کا طریقہ
الهم انصرالمجاهدين في حماس، في فلسطين آمين يارب العالمين
ايدكم الله. يحفظكم الله، نصركم الله، ثبتكم الله يا فخرالامة الإسلامية
May Allah SWT be with you and protect you and fortify you, Ameen summa Ameen.
You are the one chosen by Allah swt .
#FromTheRiverToTheSea
Arab and Muslim women — and the world’s free women, who like showing off their Dior, should know and react to this.
Boycott is the least they should do!
I generally don’t like brands, including Dior, and try to avoid them.
This is now another strong reason to keep them away.
@alvi_alvisyauqi I still remember how paindoo his sisters n cousins living in vehari used to be. Elders of his family didn't even know how to converse in Urdu. No doubt a person belonging to such shallow background can make such a comment.