Just to end your discussion! It's totally up to women if she wants to ware the hejab or not! and btw you guys talking about the hejab like it is something bad! most of women is saudi arabia like to wear it! and if they do not! they will NEVER wear it ! yes in the past women must wear it, but in current days women never do things that she don't like THAT 'S IT!
@TheAlbumnetworking Are you staying what you think is a fact or what you think should be done in Saudi??? you are not clear. If you are suggesting that women are free to wear whatever they want in Saudi, then you are totally wrong.
Princess Ameera looks like gifted with the right education to be called as real princess of Arabia. Princess is a royal title of an excellent clan with refined attitude and culture. This attitude is not learned from the school but it is inborn. Not all rich family can be legally attributed to the title of Royal family
as a non arab woman that lived in saudi for a while... i think to some extent wanting to keep religion as a foundation for society is not that bad... i walked around covered too and i didnt die because of it, and from what i know u can have as many wives as u can support, i could be wrong but i think that is what i heard, most things in saudi are great some not so much... i dont like the way they treat women... becoming modern tends to drastically change everything that may be good or very bad..
I think it's pretty harsh that a woman must cover herself up, but a Man can marry 30 wives because he's 'Royalty', exploited the powers he was given. A woman might as well be shackled, for she can never be totally free to live her life the way she wants.
i think saudi or muslim woman should free from religious, they can choose show her hair or cover for herself , not the fanatics religious force woman cover what the man want!
I wouldn't call the Saudi kings fanatics. They have respectfully carried out the salafi laws in our country for decades and I'm living the bliss of it. seems you haven't the slightest ideaa about Saudi Arabia. You only have just got paid from your wealthy prince to do you job publicizing his western ways of clothing his modern Hareem... 30 women I heard... so much for men women equality
I am a muslim women from Saudi Arabia and I make sure before I go out of my house that all my body is covered with Islamic hijab call it what you wish -it's my God's orders and no corrupt royalty or Voluptuous can make me take it off
@setelhusun No one asked you to take it off. Maybe it is better if you are covered. But with the same token, do not try to force others who chose not to wear hijab to wear it, it is a personal freedom.
That's very rude, freedom guy. There is no such thing as you're free to go out in public with strips on as clothes, or free to drink because its bad for you and the society this is the divine law from Quran and Sunnah and we are honored to carry it out
@setelhusun To carry it out?? that's mean you are going to take the matter in your own hands to enforce your version of salafi Islam. This is the problem. I am very suprised, however, that you are a female who think this way. If those fanatics where given their way, you will be the first one who feels the brunt of it.
@great270 Women in Saudi are FORCED to wear the hejab even the non Muslim ones. I live in Saudi and I know that for a fact. Whether it is because of Islam or not that is a differenet issue. I am simply stating a fact.
but , i think it is important to say the reason is the country policy not a story of religion as most people thought !
In fact, i'm an arabian muslim girl and i'm wearing the hijab but without covering my face (covering it or not is something up to me),& i live in a country with a different policy !
@great270 It is very clear what you are trying to say. We both in agreement here and we both get the point. I also agree with your personal choice because it is your life and it is really up to you to decide what you want to wear and when. But I guess you live in a country where you can cherish this choice. Unfortunately in Saudi Arabia the country has been highjacked by the Saudi Taliban and still a hostage as of today.
@setelhusun Hello, I see you are Muslim lady and I just have a random question for you, I study with girls from your country, and they do wear the hijab,but they don't socialize with other girls, they only talk with Saudi girls, why is that? when I see them and I smile to them just to be nice, they look at me very serious or upset, it seems to me like Saudi girls don't like woman from different cultures. I always had that curiosity. Thanks
@setelhusun the women has no right to think she is better than the shareeha. if she wheres that kind of clothes then all the people of saudia can go out like that and be free in it. that is corruption what the goverment do in saudia .but i know its an illegal royal family its put there by the united nations where are the khulafa???
I've been to Saudi many times for work and, in one way, it's just like everywhere else... The rich do what they want and the rest do what they're told.
Most of the men I deal with there can't wait to leave for a business trip to Europe or the US so they can go drink, whoring etc.
It's Islam at home and anything goes everywhere else.
@Omarhada so this chooice is restricted to only the royal family, who do nothing to protect the same rights for anyone ese.. sounds like you support the choice of a cowardly hypocrate.
@Reshad713 No I do not, problem is that there are quite a few people in Saudi support this, particularly the radicals. The government does not want to impose anything to invoke their anger because they are down right dangerous. I think the government is trying to take baby steps towards abolishing the religious police. Even in the west you see politicians trying to be politically correct about it. In France it took a very long time to come up with the decision to ban the face covering.
@Omarhada So the religious police works for all women in Saudi Arabia but not for her because she is the royalty !! that is very unfair it sounds like the medieval times.
@danielitaiyta She is without hejab outside Saudi. She is not walking the streets in Saudi Arabia like this. Besides, the subject about her not the hejab issue.
"powmful" is right..where is the "ninja robe" Saudis want their women to wear? But "Omarhada" says it's optional. But certainly most Saudi women don't go around dressed and looking like supermodels. Or do they? Can they dress how they want when outside of Saudi? If a hubby finds out, will he beat his wife for dressing differently?
@baldone46 Most Saudi women, if not all, dress up differentely when traveling outside Saudi Arabia. So that by itself tells you something. When in Europe you find Saudi women dress up in bikini but when back to Saudi, they quickly change into the "ninja robe" as you stated on the airplane before landing. This will prove that this dress is imposed on them by the religious police and the community. Hypocricy at its best.
@Omarhada Thanks for the info. That is the impression I got when I read Jean Sasoon's books "Princess: the Story Behind the Veil" The Qu'ran says women should dress moderatly. In the USa in 1700-1800's our women dressed moderately enough but they didn't have to choke to death breathing through cloth with only their eyes showing and get whipped or jailed if showing an ankle or elbow.
@Omarhada Yes, that's the opinion I got from reading the Princess" books by Jean Sasoon. Even the billionaire princess had to do the quick change on airplanes, etc. In the USA our women dressed modestly with long dresses but did not have to cover up head to toe and worry about getting whipped or jailed if they showed an ankle or elbow. Good God, some of these girls are gorgeous, so why cover it up?
@Omarhada Thanks for the info. I thought so as the "Princess: the Story Behind the Veil" book said as much. Evin the billionaire princess has problems and she is fighting for women's rights in Saudi for a long time.
@Zabatsion no, not all Saudi wear it. In the east province, west province and southern Saudi the hejab is more relaxed there. The whole hejab is unislamic anyway. During the prophet time they did not force women to dress up in a certain way, they were left to their prosonal choice. A lot of people are ignorant of this and will think that hejab is essential when it is not.
Wheres that headscarf thingy Muslims woman wear. Considering like Saudis are extremest/fundementalists, and from what Ive seen all Saudi woman cover their bodys head to ankle in black cloth. Why isnt she? Oh thats right, descrimination.
@powmful The head gear is really optional and there is no mention in the Quaran that women have to cover hair or face. Some extremests think that women should cover from head to toe. This is their opionio and they do not represent all of us and certainly they have no right to tell us how we live our lives.
@Omarhada Oh right. Headgear for Muslima's is 'optional'. Then try explaining this to me: watch?v=s_2oErv1haE
The fact is that Islam's 'message' changes according to circumstances and the audience. This is what Islam means to once wealthy (pre-Islamic era of course) civilisations of Afghanistan and Pakistan, now backward, impoverished, destitute and incapable of even buying the paint for an Islamic whitewash.
@momarcus I am not agreeing or disagreeing with you, but you are discussing a subject that has nothing to do with what we are talking about. We are discussing this particular person. I think you ought to take this matter to other channels where the Shieks are delivering speeches and ask them to address this issue instead or stupid issues that benefits no one. Look at the Oraifi guy who is discussing how you should beat the animals and ask him to issue a fatwa how NOT to beat Pakistanis.
@Hmmdog Before you kill anybody you need to go back to school and learn some English. Your English sucks. You are using future with past in one sentence. So think about school for the time being before you can think about killing somebody.
@MsAirandspace If you want to leave comments here you have to write in English. I have no idea what you are trying to say. Maybe you are speaking Chinese????
@KpopManiacSFL Well, it is not that simple. People hate change and scared of it. Now we are working really hard to have women able to drive and take their kids to school. The right wing extremists are fighting hard to keep the system the same. Give it time , it will change.
@Omarhada The ones who inposed the rules was the monarchy to being with, show me any text in the Qur'an that says women can't drive, should were a niqab, not work, not get educated etc Saudi Arabia's "Islam" is just culture which was imposed by the Royal family (which is haraam in Islam, there should not be kings the only king is God) should be eliminated by them by passing simple laws ex. if one kills their daughter for honour killing is jailed or executed etc
@KpopManiacSFL I think you are reading the wrong posts. Where did I say that these are Islamic laws????? I said she is trying to help Saudi women get their rights. SHE IS WITH WOMEN DRIVING. I think you are reading in reverse. Sorry.
What a bunch of hypocrites..the lady has no Hijab..is wearing western clothes...probably drives..which is all awesome and really the way it should be. But do strict Islamic laws only apply to the common people who have no real say in the matter. Wow - I would hate to live in a country that determined if I got these basic freedoms. Give me a democracy any way..with all its ills. True freedom is freedom of thought, expression and belief..and no amount of Oil money can give you that apparently.
@mondi77 She is not the one who is making these laws you are talking about. It is done by the right wing. She and her husband have been working hard to help women gain freedom and independance. It is a long way to go but it is a start.
@Omarhada I absolutely agree my friend. The lady itself is articulate, beautiful and a great role model for women in Saudi Arabia. I also know that she is working hard for the things you say and my comment is directed at the hardcore right-wing of the country. Imagine if women were allowed to contribute more in society there - it would be a more progressive, successful place. Dont take offense to my comment - it was actually complimentary to the Princess and a dig at the establishment.
@mondi77 I am not taking offense to what you are saying. But the right wing here are very extreme. Just yesterday in the Saudi court the judge sentenced a girl to some lashes because she drove her son to school. Can u immagine????
For people who is asking is Islam for poor people here is the answer absolutely it is not she is Muslim and her husband too but she left one part of Islam and it is to wear Abaya to cover her body that is it
@anuarag67 This money DOES NOT belong to ummah like you are saying, it belongs to Saudi Arabia and its people. Stay out of it and find yourself a job.
@DeepHauz13 She probably did not explain it well. Her husband has been a huge advocate for women's rights in Saudi Arabia. As you may know, women are not allowed to get most jobs and are restricted to certain jobs only. He opened the door for them to do other jobs including being a pilot. So women can not drive in Saudi but prince Alwaleed allowed them to be his own pilots. So she encourages women, as a whole, to be there and seek the opportunity and she is not going to be one stopping it.
@waseem9966 Who are you talking about??? So you are suggesting that dying would be a piece of cake for others??? I think dying is hard for anybody, REGARDLESS.
@princess8379 she don't really love him.... that's why she doesn't care how many women he has. She encourages him to have more so that he would be busy with the others and leave her alone.
@peterchao221 being around other women does not mean he is screwing around. He is the biggest supporter of women advancement in Saudi Arabia and he is facing death threats from the right wing:
Her husband is a multi billionaire saudi prince, of course she doesn't care what he does & he's easy to be married to! Endless luxury & money and he's so busy she probably only has to have sex with him once a month!
Ahhhhh I love her. Arab women are sooo beautiful
ChannelingusLLC 2 weeks ago
She deserve someone who will take care of her. Her husband is old and ugly man. i wish i can meat you beautiful princess.
sofanfox 2 weeks ago
Just to end your discussion! It's totally up to women if she wants to ware the hejab or not! and btw you guys talking about the hejab like it is something bad! most of women is saudi arabia like to wear it! and if they do not! they will NEVER wear it ! yes in the past women must wear it, but in current days women never do things that she don't like THAT 'S IT!
TheAlbumnetworking 3 weeks ago
@TheAlbumnetworking Are you staying what you think is a fact or what you think should be done in Saudi??? you are not clear. If you are suggesting that women are free to wear whatever they want in Saudi, then you are totally wrong.
Omarhada 3 weeks ago
is she the only wife? she is pretty and intelligent.
sairaj1 3 weeks ago
@sairaj1 nope she his 2nd
gapeach14 3 weeks ago
i'm a royalty too! from the tribe of muscles of danger and excellence!!!!!!!!! just kidding dudes, i'm a loser.... : (
joey143anna 1 month ago 5
@joey143anna So why are you posting here?? so that we learn from you????
Omarhada 1 month ago
Princess Ameera looks like gifted with the right education to be called as real princess of Arabia. Princess is a royal title of an excellent clan with refined attitude and culture. This attitude is not learned from the school but it is inborn. Not all rich family can be legally attributed to the title of Royal family
macgovern1 1 month ago
lucky oldman!
69mexicanthug 1 month ago
@69mexicanthug biggest rich man in middle east she has 2 billions $
arabmafiaify 4 weeks ago
from which Arabic country is she? she is saudi or from another ARab country by her origins?
Petsy2006 1 month ago
@Petsy2006 No, she is a Saudi 100 percent. She is from the Otaibi tribe, a very well know tribe and big tribe.
Omarhada 1 month ago
as a non arab woman that lived in saudi for a while... i think to some extent wanting to keep religion as a foundation for society is not that bad... i walked around covered too and i didnt die because of it, and from what i know u can have as many wives as u can support, i could be wrong but i think that is what i heard, most things in saudi are great some not so much... i dont like the way they treat women... becoming modern tends to drastically change everything that may be good or very bad..
dionisistiff 1 month ago 3
@dionisistiff actually he can't marry more than 4 in one time
hanane1990 1 month ago
I think it's pretty harsh that a woman must cover herself up, but a Man can marry 30 wives because he's 'Royalty', exploited the powers he was given. A woman might as well be shackled, for she can never be totally free to live her life the way she wants.
CheersMarra 1 month ago 2
@CheersMarra
wow 30 ?? no honey a man can't marry more than 4 wives @ one time , 30 >> maybe if he kept divorcing
hanane1990 1 month ago
i think saudi or muslim woman should free from religious, they can choose show her hair or cover for herself , not the fanatics religious force woman cover what the man want!
samewish 2 months ago
I wouldn't call the Saudi kings fanatics. They have respectfully carried out the salafi laws in our country for decades and I'm living the bliss of it. seems you haven't the slightest ideaa about Saudi Arabia. You only have just got paid from your wealthy prince to do you job publicizing his western ways of clothing his modern Hareem... 30 women I heard... so much for men women equality
setelhusun 2 months ago
princess Jasmin =)
NashvilleLover 2 months ago
Loll she simply not pretty
underdogboxer 2 months ago
@underdogboxer Blind much?!
AniceAct 2 months ago
I am a muslim women from Saudi Arabia and I make sure before I go out of my house that all my body is covered with Islamic hijab call it what you wish -it's my God's orders and no corrupt royalty or Voluptuous can make me take it off
setelhusun 2 months ago
@setelhusun No one asked you to take it off. Maybe it is better if you are covered. But with the same token, do not try to force others who chose not to wear hijab to wear it, it is a personal freedom.
Omarhada 2 months ago
@Omarhada
That's very rude, freedom guy. There is no such thing as you're free to go out in public with strips on as clothes, or free to drink because its bad for you and the society this is the divine law from Quran and Sunnah and we are honored to carry it out
setelhusun 2 months ago
@setelhusun To carry it out?? that's mean you are going to take the matter in your own hands to enforce your version of salafi Islam. This is the problem. I am very suprised, however, that you are a female who think this way. If those fanatics where given their way, you will be the first one who feels the brunt of it.
Omarhada 2 months ago 7
@Omarhada no one force others to wear hijab
and if it dose
it is not coz islame but it is problem of the laws of the country
great270 2 months ago
@great270 Women in Saudi are FORCED to wear the hejab even the non Muslim ones. I live in Saudi and I know that for a fact. Whether it is because of Islam or not that is a differenet issue. I am simply stating a fact.
Omarhada 1 month ago 2
@Omarhada
I totally agree with you
but , i think it is important to say the reason is the country policy not a story of religion as most people thought !
In fact, i'm an arabian muslim girl and i'm wearing the hijab but without covering my face (covering it or not is something up to me),& i live in a country with a different policy !
i hope it is clear what i'm trainig to say !
great270 1 month ago
@great270 It is very clear what you are trying to say. We both in agreement here and we both get the point. I also agree with your personal choice because it is your life and it is really up to you to decide what you want to wear and when. But I guess you live in a country where you can cherish this choice. Unfortunately in Saudi Arabia the country has been highjacked by the Saudi Taliban and still a hostage as of today.
Omarhada 1 month ago
@setelhusun Hello, I see you are Muslim lady and I just have a random question for you, I study with girls from your country, and they do wear the hijab,but they don't socialize with other girls, they only talk with Saudi girls, why is that? when I see them and I smile to them just to be nice, they look at me very serious or upset, it seems to me like Saudi girls don't like woman from different cultures. I always had that curiosity. Thanks
danielitaiyta 2 months ago
@setelhusun the women has no right to think she is better than the shareeha. if she wheres that kind of clothes then all the people of saudia can go out like that and be free in it. that is corruption what the goverment do in saudia .but i know its an illegal royal family its put there by the united nations where are the khulafa???
abslotemaker1 1 month ago
wow this princess Ameera is rather attractive
yoshiotamura 2 months ago
so hotttt . merry me baby . i`ll give you 1 dollar for bread. :X:X =)))
andcalber 2 months ago
Saudi isnt an islamic state... they named it but it isnt...
SonyPlaystationNL 2 months ago
She is very well spoken ....and a very beautiful woman ...I hope that she will make a difference
TBaracuda1 2 months ago
NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS WOULD SHE COPE WITH BEING HIS 4TH WIFE WOULD HE BE A NORMAL MAN. MONEY AND POWER MAKE HER FORGET.
KAREEMFROMBELGIUM 2 months ago
she only needs to wear burka in public ... this is a private ecampment
Borat911 2 months ago
Wow she's hot
kunjarman 2 months ago 22
princess .. it's great and nice of you to speak like that about the other women.. that they're well brought up with great ethics
bluenightify 3 months ago 2
I've been to Saudi many times for work and, in one way, it's just like everywhere else... The rich do what they want and the rest do what they're told.
Most of the men I deal with there can't wait to leave for a business trip to Europe or the US so they can go drink, whoring etc.
It's Islam at home and anything goes everywhere else.
shackler999 3 months ago
المترجم مخه مضروب
MrFirstWolf 3 months ago
i love them ... they are good friends
BigFatBillionaire 3 months ago
So in Saudi, you dont have to follow the law if you are part of the royal family????
Reshad713 3 months ago
@Reshad713 No not that, but the religious police can not get to her or other high profile individuals. It is her choice and I support it.
Omarhada 3 months ago
@Omarhada so this chooice is restricted to only the royal family, who do nothing to protect the same rights for anyone ese.. sounds like you support the choice of a cowardly hypocrate.
Reshad713 3 months ago 13
@Reshad713 No I do not, problem is that there are quite a few people in Saudi support this, particularly the radicals. The government does not want to impose anything to invoke their anger because they are down right dangerous. I think the government is trying to take baby steps towards abolishing the religious police. Even in the west you see politicians trying to be politically correct about it. In France it took a very long time to come up with the decision to ban the face covering.
Omarhada 3 months ago
@Omarhada hmmm... if that is so, then i hope they are able to do something with their trillions of oil wealth.
Reshad713 3 months ago
@Omarhada So the religious police works for all women in Saudi Arabia but not for her because she is the royalty !! that is very unfair it sounds like the medieval times.
danielitaiyta 2 months ago
@danielitaiyta She is without hejab outside Saudi. She is not walking the streets in Saudi Arabia like this. Besides, the subject about her not the hejab issue.
Omarhada 2 months ago
"powmful" is right..where is the "ninja robe" Saudis want their women to wear? But "Omarhada" says it's optional. But certainly most Saudi women don't go around dressed and looking like supermodels. Or do they? Can they dress how they want when outside of Saudi? If a hubby finds out, will he beat his wife for dressing differently?
baldone46 3 months ago
@baldone46 Most Saudi women, if not all, dress up differentely when traveling outside Saudi Arabia. So that by itself tells you something. When in Europe you find Saudi women dress up in bikini but when back to Saudi, they quickly change into the "ninja robe" as you stated on the airplane before landing. This will prove that this dress is imposed on them by the religious police and the community. Hypocricy at its best.
Omarhada 3 months ago 3
@Omarhada Thanks for the info. That is the impression I got when I read Jean Sasoon's books "Princess: the Story Behind the Veil" The Qu'ran says women should dress moderatly. In the USa in 1700-1800's our women dressed moderately enough but they didn't have to choke to death breathing through cloth with only their eyes showing and get whipped or jailed if showing an ankle or elbow.
baldone46 3 months ago
@Omarhada Yes, that's the opinion I got from reading the Princess" books by Jean Sasoon. Even the billionaire princess had to do the quick change on airplanes, etc. In the USA our women dressed modestly with long dresses but did not have to cover up head to toe and worry about getting whipped or jailed if they showed an ankle or elbow. Good God, some of these girls are gorgeous, so why cover it up?
baldone46 3 months ago
@Omarhada Thanks for the info. I thought so as the "Princess: the Story Behind the Veil" book said as much. Evin the billionaire princess has problems and she is fighting for women's rights in Saudi for a long time.
baldone46 3 months ago
@Omarhada Thanks for the info. You're right.
baldone46 3 months ago
why she got no head covering? i thout saudis must wear it
Zabatsion 3 months ago
@Zabatsion no, not all Saudi wear it. In the east province, west province and southern Saudi the hejab is more relaxed there. The whole hejab is unislamic anyway. During the prophet time they did not force women to dress up in a certain way, they were left to their prosonal choice. A lot of people are ignorant of this and will think that hejab is essential when it is not.
Omarhada 3 months ago
she looks more honest and true with herself than many Muslim girls I know..so what the fuss about hijab.
skaka2 4 months ago
OOOH............I IN LOVE.............(8*3
hitlercoming4christ 4 months ago
At least she's not hiding behind a stupid niqab. Head veils are for the peasants of Islam.
CDLXXVIAD 4 months ago
@Omarhada
Yeah well you live in the USA. So you point is irrelevant
powmful 4 months ago
@powmful How is my point is irrelevant??? well, you live outside Saudi so you can not talk about Saudi. Is this is your logic???
Omarhada 4 months ago
SHE is not the princess !! her father was moved to the usa trough the king they are no more part of the family!!
matak12000 4 months ago
@matak12000 What are you talking about?? You are not making any sense.
Omarhada 4 months ago
Wheres that headscarf thingy Muslims woman wear. Considering like Saudis are extremest/fundementalists, and from what Ive seen all Saudi woman cover their bodys head to ankle in black cloth. Why isnt she? Oh thats right, descrimination.
powmful 4 months ago
@powmful The head gear is really optional and there is no mention in the Quaran that women have to cover hair or face. Some extremests think that women should cover from head to toe. This is their opionio and they do not represent all of us and certainly they have no right to tell us how we live our lives.
Omarhada 4 months ago
@Omarhada If you are muslim you are certainly astray from the truth.
anuarag67 4 months ago
@Omarhada Oh right. Headgear for Muslima's is 'optional'. Then try explaining this to me: watch?v=s_2oErv1haE
The fact is that Islam's 'message' changes according to circumstances and the audience. This is what Islam means to once wealthy (pre-Islamic era of course) civilisations of Afghanistan and Pakistan, now backward, impoverished, destitute and incapable of even buying the paint for an Islamic whitewash.
ritchloui 3 months ago
U have to know that Muslim women usually DO NOT wear "hijab" since it isnt something important in our religioun like prayer! So fuck off
themrmrissa 4 months ago
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momarcus 4 months ago
@momarcus I am not agreeing or disagreeing with you, but you are discussing a subject that has nothing to do with what we are talking about. We are discussing this particular person. I think you ought to take this matter to other channels where the Shieks are delivering speeches and ask them to address this issue instead or stupid issues that benefits no one. Look at the Oraifi guy who is discussing how you should beat the animals and ask him to issue a fatwa how NOT to beat Pakistanis.
Omarhada 4 months ago
I will sold my soul to Satan ...........!!!
If he let me kill Some Saudi Kings ,Prince ,Shaikhs an all Wahhabi's ...... Plz
i hate those Fuckers
Hmmdog 4 months ago
@Hmmdog Before you kill anybody you need to go back to school and learn some English. Your English sucks. You are using future with past in one sentence. So think about school for the time being before you can think about killing somebody.
Omarhada 4 months ago 3
pakistani and afghanistan women are better looking then this princess of saudi
momarcus 4 months ago
@momarcus But she is a princess, got the point???
Omarhada 4 months ago
@momarcus I see some jealous :)
M7mmdAbdulla 4 months ago
الترجمه نجديه متعوب عليها هههههههههههههههههههه
tmz881 4 months ago
or may be not !
MsAirandspace 4 months ago
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MsAirandspace 4 months ago
@MsAirandspace If you want to leave comments here you have to write in English. I have no idea what you are trying to say. Maybe you are speaking Chinese????
Omarhada 4 months ago
I wish all saudi women were like her and all saudi men were like her husband. These are role models for the muslim world and not the extremists.
mrkickassjackass 5 months ago
@mrkickassjackass
Role models, indeed:
watch?v=JB3rdvIn9jk
Wrath0fKhan 4 months ago
@mrkickassjackass They're not as great as you may think.
rencrow 4 months ago
If the royal family wants a western Saudi Arabia then WHY DON'T THEY DO IT? S.A. is run by A MONARCHY they have NO DEMOCRACY!
KpopManiacSFL 5 months ago 3
@KpopManiacSFL Well, it is not that simple. People hate change and scared of it. Now we are working really hard to have women able to drive and take their kids to school. The right wing extremists are fighting hard to keep the system the same. Give it time , it will change.
Omarhada 5 months ago
@Omarhada The ones who inposed the rules was the monarchy to being with, show me any text in the Qur'an that says women can't drive, should were a niqab, not work, not get educated etc Saudi Arabia's "Islam" is just culture which was imposed by the Royal family (which is haraam in Islam, there should not be kings the only king is God) should be eliminated by them by passing simple laws ex. if one kills their daughter for honour killing is jailed or executed etc
KpopManiacSFL 5 months ago
@KpopManiacSFL I think you are reading the wrong posts. Where did I say that these are Islamic laws????? I said she is trying to help Saudi women get their rights. SHE IS WITH WOMEN DRIVING. I think you are reading in reverse. Sorry.
Omarhada 4 months ago
@KpopManiacSFL you are right
majedeeh 4 months ago
She was on Piers Morgan tonight a while ago.
Harppuunamies 5 months ago
What a bunch of hypocrites..the lady has no Hijab..is wearing western clothes...probably drives..which is all awesome and really the way it should be. But do strict Islamic laws only apply to the common people who have no real say in the matter. Wow - I would hate to live in a country that determined if I got these basic freedoms. Give me a democracy any way..with all its ills. True freedom is freedom of thought, expression and belief..and no amount of Oil money can give you that apparently.
mondi77 5 months ago
@mondi77 She is not the one who is making these laws you are talking about. It is done by the right wing. She and her husband have been working hard to help women gain freedom and independance. It is a long way to go but it is a start.
Omarhada 5 months ago
@Omarhada I absolutely agree my friend. The lady itself is articulate, beautiful and a great role model for women in Saudi Arabia. I also know that she is working hard for the things you say and my comment is directed at the hardcore right-wing of the country. Imagine if women were allowed to contribute more in society there - it would be a more progressive, successful place. Dont take offense to my comment - it was actually complimentary to the Princess and a dig at the establishment.
mondi77 5 months ago
@mondi77 I am not taking offense to what you are saying. But the right wing here are very extreme. Just yesterday in the Saudi court the judge sentenced a girl to some lashes because she drove her son to school. Can u immagine????
Omarhada 5 months ago
She's BAAAAAAAAAAAAD!
23mikemack 5 months ago
she's not wearing hijab
alexsteelxx 5 months ago
@alexsteelxx Really??? thank you for point that out. What can we do without you?
Omarhada 5 months ago 11
why she has a western lifestyle so Islamic restriction are only for poor people ?
alexsteelxx 5 months ago 18
@alexsteelxx She is staying in a tent with camels all around where is the western lifestyle you are talking about???? I beg to differ.
Omarhada 5 months ago
@Omarhada come on don't fool us !
456inthemix 5 months ago
For people who is asking is Islam for poor people here is the answer absolutely it is not she is Muslim and her husband too but she left one part of Islam and it is to wear Abaya to cover her body that is it
MrsMizanin 3 months ago 3
@alexsteelxx
Duhh...its not a "western" lifestyle. Its just a "normal" lifestyle that saudis don't allow their women to enjoy !!!!
Plus : That princess is AWESOME !!!!!!!
auzer1000 2 months ago
WOW SHE IS BEAUTIFUL I LOVE THE DARK HAIR AND THE EYES
MegaBesomeone 5 months ago
One thing for sure, they rob muslim ummah's money for their expensive lifestyle.
anuarag67 5 months ago 5
@anuarag67 This money DOES NOT belong to ummah like you are saying, it belongs to Saudi Arabia and its people. Stay out of it and find yourself a job.
Omarhada 5 months ago
@anuarag67 im sorry brother i wanted to tumb up but i pressed tumds down sry
asukez 5 months ago
@asukez That's OK, sh..... happens.
Omarhada 5 months ago
she encourages it??? lol
DeepHauz13 5 months ago
@DeepHauz13 She probably did not explain it well. Her husband has been a huge advocate for women's rights in Saudi Arabia. As you may know, women are not allowed to get most jobs and are restricted to certain jobs only. He opened the door for them to do other jobs including being a pilot. So women can not drive in Saudi but prince Alwaleed allowed them to be his own pilots. So she encourages women, as a whole, to be there and seek the opportunity and she is not going to be one stopping it.
Omarhada 5 months ago
She is so beautiful!!! She looks like Aishwarya Rai only with black eyes and black hair.
DontForgetIran2010 5 months ago 3
Ameera tala
Lbottenberg1505 6 months ago
WOW! better the Paris Hilton!:D
Alekslust 6 months ago
i love you but your too goo for me DONEDIDEM AMERICAN
DONEDIDEM 6 months ago
She is beautiful and prince Waleed is great.....
nahidsezavar 6 months ago
im very surprise tht how they will die.it wll be very difficult for them to die.
waseem9966 6 months ago 3
@waseem9966 Who are you talking about??? So you are suggesting that dying would be a piece of cake for others??? I think dying is hard for anybody, REGARDLESS.
Omarhada 6 months ago
@waseem9966
mesh3lme 6 months ago
I don't care how much money a man has, there is no way in hell i would share my husband with other women
princess8379 6 months ago
@princess8379 honorable
Webovator 6 months ago
@princess8379 she don't really love him.... that's why she doesn't care how many women he has. She encourages him to have more so that he would be busy with the others and leave her alone.
peterchao221 6 months ago
@peterchao221 being around other women does not mean he is screwing around. He is the biggest supporter of women advancement in Saudi Arabia and he is facing death threats from the right wing:
Omarhada 6 months ago
who is she?
Mazenheim 6 months ago
@Mazenheim She is the wife of prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, a prince and a businessman in Saudi Arabia.
Omarhada 6 months ago
he bought a diamond mercedes probably
watarball 6 months ago
Everyone would love a billionaire, keep the bullshit for your self Princess Ameerah.....
krissto71 6 months ago
Is she a muslim????
fazeena4 6 months ago
@fazeena4 She she is.
Omarhada 6 months ago
Her husband is a multi billionaire saudi prince, of course she doesn't care what he does & he's easy to be married to! Endless luxury & money and he's so busy she probably only has to have sex with him once a month!
aliciab27 7 months ago 30
@aliciab27
Watch your Tongue this is royal family and a goverment by itself.
alhobeira 4 months ago
1:11 is he her husband?
Catti808 7 months ago
@Catti808 Yes
Omarhada 7 months ago
she looks like my sister.
issareign 9 months ago
she looks a bit a bit like rebecca black?? but she's cuter
fluffyfloss1 9 months ago
4th wife? wow.. shows what money can do to people.
nonamesorryaboutthat 9 months ago
@nonamesorryaboutthat i know right, i would not want to marry him just for money, eeewwww
Eemaginistix 6 months ago 3
she is more beautiful than Kate Middleton
ranausman143 10 months ago
@ranausman143
true, hahahah
IMnotSAS 6 months ago
@ranausman143 obviously..
ronaldapaditr 6 months ago
she knows she is beautiful?!lol
asfaltwalker 10 months ago
she's beautiful
tam697 10 months ago
With whom did she get married?
Janasheen91 1 year ago
@Janasheen91 She is married to prince Alwaleed Bin Talal.
Omarhada 1 year ago
@Omarhada Thank you
Janasheen91 1 year ago