“Hadeel Al-Harthi was a 19-year-old Saudi girl who became known on social media for posting videos and showing her face online
her brother had reportedly been threatening her for a long time because he didn’t accept the way she lived or the fact that she was openly appearing on social media and described as a feminist and “too liberal”
in April 2021, he attacked her and stabbed her six times, killing her
he was arrested, but the case later ended after Hadeel’s mother, as one of the heirs entitled to seek qisas, gave up her right to it
so the death penalty was not carried out and the case was closed with a legal ruling
Hadeel’s story became widely discussed in Saudi Arabia because many people saw her death as an example of how family control over women’s appearance and freedom can turn into extreme violence
she was only 19”
يسمعون الشيوخ الي صنفوا المراه كا عوره وياخذون كلامهم بمحمل الجديه ويحللون ويحرمون بناء على مصلحتهم بس الي يتجرأ يخالفهم برأيه او يقول شي ما يعجبهم يصير ديوث وينبذونه ويكفرونه #٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب
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كل المعارضين عيال😭😭😭😭 دليل ان البنات اغلبهم مغصوبات عليه منهم عشان يطلعون بصورة الرجال قدام اخوياهم متربين على ان الانثى كاملها عوره، اجزم لو ان النقاب هم اللي يلبسونه كان سووا العن الله ياخذهم
شي مختلف فيه والاغلب اتفق على عدم وجوبه ما تجبرونه علينا
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الوجه هو هوية الإنسان وكرامته، وليس عضو تناسلي!!
هو ليس عورة تُخفى ولا عيب يُستحى منه ولا شيئًا يستوجب طمسه وإخفائه عن العالم.
وجه المرأة جزء من إنسانيتها ومن حقها أن تظهر بهويتها كاملة دون أن تُجبر على إخفائها ��إرضاء الرجال والمجتمع.
“Hadeel Al-Harthi was a 19-year-old Saudi girl who became known on social media for posting videos and showing her face online
her brother had reportedly been threatening her for a long time because he didn’t accept the way she lived or the fact that she was openly appearing on social media and described as a feminist and “too liberal”
in April 2021, he attacked her and stabbed her six times, killing her
he was arrested, but the case later ended after Hadeel’s mother, as one of the heirs entitled to seek qisas, gave up her right to it
so the death penalty was not carried out and the case was closed with a legal ruling
Hadeel’s story became widely discussed in Saudi Arabia because many people saw her death as an example of how family control over women’s appearance and freedom can turn into extreme violence
she was only 19”