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🚨 Compulsory hijab is set to return with full force in Iran! While the regime showcases hijab-less women for wartime propaganda, it is already signaling that compulsory hijab will be enforced again once the war ends. Officials continue to stress that hijab remains a religious obligation with no room... show more

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.Maryam Rajavi, leader of the National Council of Resistance of Iran: "I believe that women in tomorrow’s Iran will enjoy full and equal rights across political, social, and judicial spheres." "No to compulsory hijab, no to compulsory religion, and no to compulsory governance," she told me.

.Maryam Rajavi, leader of the National Council of Resistance of Iran: "I believe that women in tomorrow’s Iran will enjoy full and equal rights across political, social, and judicial spheres." "No to compulsory hijab, no to compulsory religion, and no to compulsory governance," she told me.

Kyle Olson 🇺🇸

18,340 views • 5 months ago

Iranian women are forced to wear the hijab under the Islamic regime in Iran, but they take it off as soon as they leave the country. There is a reason why you never see Iranian women wearing hijab abroad. When the Islamic regime falls, all Iranian women will remove the hijab!

Iranian women are forced to wear the hijab under the Islamic regime in Iran, but they take it off as soon as they leave the country. There is a reason why you never see Iranian women wearing hijab abroad. When the Islamic regime falls, all Iranian women will remove the hijab!

Dr. Maalouf ‏

59,537 views • 2 months ago

.Maryam Rajavi described to me a very different vision for Iran than the Islamists currently in power: “We believe that every woman must choose for herself what to wear. No to compulsory hijab, no to compulsory religion, and no to compulsory governance."

.Maryam Rajavi described to me a very different vision for Iran than the Islamists currently in power: “We believe that every woman must choose for herself what to wear. No to compulsory hijab, no to compulsory religion, and no to compulsory governance."

Kyle Olson 🇺🇸

80,484 views • 5 months ago

🚨 Iranians throw regime agent in the trash after he harassed a woman over her hijab. In Tabriz, shopkeepers and local residents intervene after seeing the agent confront a young woman for refusing to wear the hijab. They turn on him, beat him and ultimately throw him into a trash bin. The confrontation comes as Islamic Republic officials are once again discussing tougher hijab enforcement, greater surveillance and punishment for people and businesses that defy its dress codes. But the footage highlights the regime’s deeper problem: enforcing compulsory hijab increasingly means confronting a population willing to openly resist those enforcing it.

🚨 Iranians throw regime agent in the trash after he harassed a woman over her hijab. In Tabriz, shopkeepers and local residents intervene after seeing the agent confront a young woman for refusing to wear the hijab. They turn on him, beat him and ultimately throw him into a trash bin. The confrontation comes as Islamic Republic officials are once again discussing tougher hijab enforcement, greater surveillance and punishment for people and businesses that defy its dress codes. But the footage highlights the regime’s deeper problem: enforcing compulsory hijab increasingly means confronting a population willing to openly resist those enforcing it.

The Iran Watcher

37,588 views • 4 days ago

The totalitarian Islamic regime has no idea of what to do about the millions of women who protest the compulsory wearing of the hijab. They challenge that law daily. Their demand is clear: the anti women, autocratic government and its barbaric laws must go. #WomanLifeFreedom

The totalitarian Islamic regime has no idea of what to do about the millions of women who protest the compulsory wearing of the hijab. They challenge that law daily. Their demand is clear: the anti women, autocratic government and its barbaric laws must go. #WomanLifeFreedom

Masih Alinejad 🏳️

72,273 views • 3 years ago

New wave of revolution in Iran; Women removing their hijab across Iran in defiance of Khamenei’s new Fatwa. He said: refusing hijab is a political haram. This is how women respond across Iran. The Berlin wall of the Islamic Republic is falling down. #MahsaAmini

New wave of revolution in Iran; Women removing their hijab across Iran in defiance of Khamenei’s new Fatwa. He said: refusing hijab is a political haram. This is how women respond across Iran. The Berlin wall of the Islamic Republic is falling down. #MahsaAmini

Masih Alinejad

124,954 views • 3 years ago

The pro-Pal thirst for a Minister of the women-hating Iranian regime is truly a new low. What about compulsory hijab, legal marriage age of 13, or the almost 100% increase in the execution rate for women is so attractive? 🤢

The pro-Pal thirst for a Minister of the women-hating Iranian regime is truly a new low. What about compulsory hijab, legal marriage age of 13, or the almost 100% increase in the execution rate for women is so attractive? 🤢

Heidi Bachram

21,437 views • 4 months ago

Iranian women are forced to wear the hijab under the Islamic regime in Iran, but they take it off as soon as they leave the country. There’s a reason why you never see an Iranian woman wearing hijab abroad. When the Islamic regime falls, all Iranian women will remove the hijab!

Iranian women are forced to wear the hijab under the Islamic regime in Iran, but they take it off as soon as they leave the country. There’s a reason why you never see an Iranian woman wearing hijab abroad. When the Islamic regime falls, all Iranian women will remove the hijab!

Dr. Maalouf ‏

2,063,495 views • 1 year ago

In Iran, women can be arrested, beaten, and die in custody for showing their hair. The regime’s morality police enforce compulsory hijab. New laws open the door to even harsher punishments, including death sentences for organized defiance Islam is not compatible with the West.

In Iran, women can be arrested, beaten, and die in custody for showing their hair. The regime’s morality police enforce compulsory hijab. New laws open the door to even harsher punishments, including death sentences for organized defiance Islam is not compatible with the West.

MatrixMysteries

15,420 views • 24 days ago

Shocking footage: Regime enforcers in Iran brutally assault a woman, pulling her hair and spraying tear gas in her face, for refusing the compulsory hijab. A daily reality for millions of Iranian women. The world must isolate the anti-woman regime. #WomanLifeFreedom

Shocking footage: Regime enforcers in Iran brutally assault a woman, pulling her hair and spraying tear gas in her face, for refusing the compulsory hijab. A daily reality for millions of Iranian women. The world must isolate the anti-woman regime. #WomanLifeFreedom

Masih Alinejad

186,085 views • 3 years ago

Contrary to public perception, hijab is not mandatory in Iran. It is a choice. Women can always choose death if they choose not to wear a hijab. Do not believe the media #irangirl

Contrary to public perception, hijab is not mandatory in Iran. It is a choice. Women can always choose death if they choose not to wear a hijab. Do not believe the media #irangirl

Kamlesh Singh / Tau

126,911 views • 1 year ago

The #WomanLifeFreedom movement in Iran is not without its fearless female satirists. While women continue to be arrested, beaten & killed for not wearing hijab, this lady asks the all important question - which is more worthy of arrest: not wearing hijab, or doing this ⬇️

The #WomanLifeFreedom movement in Iran is not without its fearless female satirists. While women continue to be arrested, beaten & killed for not wearing hijab, this lady asks the all important question - which is more worthy of arrest: not wearing hijab, or doing this ⬇️

Omid Djalili

129,751 views • 2 years ago

Some Western media outlets pretend that the situation for women in the Islamic Republic of Iran has improved. This is not true. Mandatory hijab remains the law in Iran, and women are still punished, including with flogging, for refusing to comply. Left-leaning media outlets such as the BBC and CNN are always looking to spread misinformation. #FakeNews

Some Western media outlets pretend that the situation for women in the Islamic Republic of Iran has improved. This is not true. Mandatory hijab remains the law in Iran, and women are still punished, including with flogging, for refusing to comply. Left-leaning media outlets such as the BBC and CNN are always looking to spread misinformation. #FakeNews

Darya Safai MP

21,512 views • 2 months ago

Women in Iran are kidnapped and murdered simply for not wearing hijab. And then you have far-left hypocrites in the West who claim to care about human rights siding with the Iranian regime. The Islamic Regime is illegitimate and must be destroyed so Iran can be free!

Women in Iran are kidnapped and murdered simply for not wearing hijab. And then you have far-left hypocrites in the West who claim to care about human rights siding with the Iranian regime. The Islamic Regime is illegitimate and must be destroyed so Iran can be free!

Dr. Maalouf ‏

262,932 views • 1 year ago

Shame! Shame! Shame! My head bows down in embarrassment. Today, I feel ashamed because of the shameless women of my country. I call them shameless because they see themselves as mere sexual objects, not as human beings. They believe that if men look at them, they will jump in sexual excitement and pounce on them. By thinking this way, they have not only demeaned themselves but also insulted men. Iran is not too far from Bangladesh. Do these women not know that their fellow Muslim sisters in Iran are being forced to protest against the hijab? Because in that country, hijab is not a choice—it is compulsory! Hundreds of women have been imprisoned, beaten to death, or even shot simply for not wearing the hijab or for not wearing it "properly." And now, women in Iran are even facing the death penalty for not covering themselves. Iranian women are fighting to free themselves from the clutches of the hijab, yet instead of showing solidarity with those oppressed women, Bangladeshi women are willingly wrapping themselves in the same chains. When hijab becomes mandatory, these women will realize the terrible trap they have fallen into. Even if they want to take it off, they won’t be able to. Because removing it will mean facing death. The hijab they wear today out of choice will become unbearable torment tomorrow. Many say that women are the enemies of women. I usually don’t believe that. But seeing the women who marched in favor of hijab in Dhaka, I have no doubt that they are enemies of women. Feminists fought to advance women's rights, but these "burqa-clad" women have dragged that progress ten steps backward. In the battle between feminists and misogynists, these women have sided with the misogynists. Once upon a time, Dhaka University was a stronghold of women's liberation. Today, it is swarming with ignorant, religiously brainwashed, pathetic zombies from madrasas. Let us observe a minute of silence.

Shame! Shame! Shame! My head bows down in embarrassment. Today, I feel ashamed because of the shameless women of my country. I call them shameless because they see themselves as mere sexual objects, not as human beings. They believe that if men look at them, they will jump in sexual excitement and pounce on them. By thinking this way, they have not only demeaned themselves but also insulted men. Iran is not too far from Bangladesh. Do these women not know that their fellow Muslim sisters in Iran are being forced to protest against the hijab? Because in that country, hijab is not a choice—it is compulsory! Hundreds of women have been imprisoned, beaten to death, or even shot simply for not wearing the hijab or for not wearing it "properly." And now, women in Iran are even facing the death penalty for not covering themselves. Iranian women are fighting to free themselves from the clutches of the hijab, yet instead of showing solidarity with those oppressed women, Bangladeshi women are willingly wrapping themselves in the same chains. When hijab becomes mandatory, these women will realize the terrible trap they have fallen into. Even if they want to take it off, they won’t be able to. Because removing it will mean facing death. The hijab they wear today out of choice will become unbearable torment tomorrow. Many say that women are the enemies of women. I usually don’t believe that. But seeing the women who marched in favor of hijab in Dhaka, I have no doubt that they are enemies of women. Feminists fought to advance women's rights, but these "burqa-clad" women have dragged that progress ten steps backward. In the battle between feminists and misogynists, these women have sided with the misogynists. Once upon a time, Dhaka University was a stronghold of women's liberation. Today, it is swarming with ignorant, religiously brainwashed, pathetic zombies from madrasas. Let us observe a minute of silence.

taslima nasreen

52,674 views • 1 year ago

Unbelievable. In reaction to my recent discussion with Mohammed Hijab, Daniel Haqiqatjou says that Hijab does not believe that wilayat at-takwiniyyah (a created being having control over the entire universe) is kufr akbar unless the person attributes istiqlal (independence) to that being. However, Hijab argued the exact opposite. Hijab anticipated Daniel's deviant istiqlali belief and stated that wilayat at-takwiniyyah is shirk akbar regardless of istiqlal. On the other hand, Daniel says that he cannot state that wilayat at-takwiniyyah is clear cut shirk akbar unless the condition of istiqlal is met. I tried to explain this to Hijab during the discussion, but he could not fathom that this was Daniel's actual belief. It's now clear for everyone to see in shaa Allah.

Unbelievable. In reaction to my recent discussion with Mohammed Hijab, Daniel Haqiqatjou says that Hijab does not believe that wilayat at-takwiniyyah (a created being having control over the entire universe) is kufr akbar unless the person attributes istiqlal (independence) to that being. However, Hijab argued the exact opposite. Hijab anticipated Daniel's deviant istiqlali belief and stated that wilayat at-takwiniyyah is shirk akbar regardless of istiqlal. On the other hand, Daniel says that he cannot state that wilayat at-takwiniyyah is clear cut shirk akbar unless the condition of istiqlal is met. I tried to explain this to Hijab during the discussion, but he could not fathom that this was Daniel's actual belief. It's now clear for everyone to see in shaa Allah.

Jake Brancatella

80,576 views • 1 year ago