#no_more_Niqab#٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب
دامكم كنسلتوا النقاب اتمنى تكنسلون القبايل لانها شي قديم وليش افتخر بانجازات قبيلتي الي ماعشتها وما اعرف لو الكاتب كان يكذب او لا
زمان كانو يدفنون البنت وهي حيه واليوم يدفنونها وهي عايشه يدفنون شكلها وصوتها وشخصيتها بحجة الستر وكلام الناس
من وهي صغيره تتربى على ان جسمها عيب و وجهها فتنه وان وجودها لازم يكون مخفي عشان تكون محترمه
بين تكبر وهي مقتنعه ان التضييق عليها دين وان التحكم فيها حمايه
#٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب
#٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب
مثل ما كان النقاب قبل اجباري الان يكون اجباري حظره لا تلومونا على اخطائكم ولا تتوقعون منا بننتظر يتغير تفكير المجتمع وماراح نضيع سنين من حياتنا عشان هذا المجتمع اللي يتغير تفكيره كل 100 سنة
انتهى زمن الانتظار
When I was 13, my father tried to force me to wear the niqab through verbal abuse and beatings. I tried—I tried so hard—to resist him, but unfortunately, I had no one to help me, and I ended up wearing it. My father used to tell me my face was like a donkey’s—ugly and not worth looking at—and that I should cover it. I would retort that, at the very least, a donkey doesn't wear a niqab. When I was 10, I saw a "Tiffany blue" abaya at the market with a funny cat design on it. My father saw me looking at it and asked if I wanted it; I said no, that I didn't like it. He told me he would slit my throat—actually slit it with a knife—if I ever wore it, simply because of the color.
My father doesn't care about my prayers or my religious observance; he ignores the true priorities of Islam, focusing only on the niqab—something for which he threatens to kill me.
I hate the beach and being there because it reminds me that I am a prisoner of the niqab. While people around me swim, I hate being seen in such a suppressed state; I can’t swim or run because of the niqab, and people laugh and call me "Batman."
I experienced suicidal thoughts and crying spells this past July because of the niqab.
Seven years of oppression.
Seven years without the air touching my face.
I am seriously considering ending my life if things continue this way, for what is the value of a life like this?
#٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب
“Currently, I am in Saudi Arabia, 16 years old, and forced to wear the niqab since I was 11. Many girls are in the exact same situation as me, whether they are adults or minors, and we cannot take it off due to societal pressure, family pressure, and the threat of punishments, persecution, and ostracization. All I wish for is simply to feel the wind on my face, to be able to wear a color other than black without facing any kind of hatred. This is why we strive for a law that bans this coercion, but our voices won't reach far because men are trying hard to fight us. We need people like you to speak up about this and make it a global issue. Please help us 🙏🏻”
#no_more
الذكور قاعدين يحاولون بإستماته ينزلون الهاشتاق مساكين تخيلوا انشغل بحقوق غيري واحاول بكل ما اوتيت من قوة اني احرم انسان من حقوقه حرفيًا انا بكون سايكوباث احنا عايشين مع معاتيه حرفيًا