I'm Iranian and I'm so sorry for all the pain we had to go through for NO good reason

عظيمة يا ياسمين شكرًا لاهتمامك بقضايا النسوية العربية نحتاج مثلك كثيير ، استمتعت جدًا بهذا الحوار شكرًا لك و لغادة و كل الناس الجميلة في هذا البث.

Love this channel and what you’re doing Yasmin. I hope one day I’ll find a solution to the severe mental and physical illnesses these people caused me and tell my story as an ex-Muslim. A lot of people don’t know what’s going on here in Europe..

@diabloakland

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Hey I’m sorry you went thru that i did to as an ex Muslim woman. Sending love to you. We’re in this together

Wait! You have a youtube channel? Thank Goodness...That has been my dream for as long as I have read your book...yes yes yes...I am so happy for you ,😍😍😍 congratulations !!!

I go through the same thing with clothes. I finally just wore an outfit that was form fitting the past 4 days. No one stared at me😂 no one yelled that they wanted to cover up. Nobody cared. I used to wear niqab, Abaya, and khimars.

Hamed Abd Al Samad is truly amazing.

Thankyou so much for this episode ghada and yasmine, so much truth was said!!!!

شكرا لكم 💐🌸💐💐

That really resonated with me, when Ghada says how Western society invalidates our personal experiences with rejection and being discarded by our Islamic families and society, by saying ‘well, I too was treated wrongly and so I understand.’ No, they don’t understand. Only Ex Muslims understand each other’s pain. We will not get any validation from Christians or other faiths. I am a Christian now, and I can tell you that I have STILL yet to find anyone who understands what we go through. They simply cannot.

@TomAnderson_81

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They cannot understand because they have never been through those situations and this is why these stories and channels such as these are incredibly important to make others understand just a little better about what people have to endure and hopefully humanity can evolve to a level where everyone is respected and understood a little better.

You are so strong!

I love Ghada! She’s a sweetheart

Brave woman- شكرا غده

Since any month people can hear the Muezzin-scream in Köln Germany... it makes me sad

Good video!

one detail in boston the guy wasn't ethnical russian he was chechen it is one of the muslim minority we have. he is russian citizen maybe. russia is very diverse country we have a lot of muslim minorities there.

One human being, society or religion should not impose on another.

❤

I learnt to swim when I was in my late 20s although I didn't grow up in a Muslim country. I was just a very careful and a bit scared child by my own nature. I'm still not a very good swimmer but it's so joyful and pleasant to swim that I wholeheartedly recommend it. Many grown ups can't swim, especially if they're form the northern climate and don't live by the sea, it's totally ok to sign up for lessons as an adult 😊

What does her family think about her now?

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