Islamic marriage: a true virgin.

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In this beautiful, poetic and deeply personal film, Moroccan filmmaker Fatima Jebli Ouazzani investigates the status accorded women in Islamic marriage customs and the continuing importance of virginity. At the age of 18 Fatima defied tradition, leaving home and escaping the likelihood of the same kind of oppressive marriage that had plagued the lives of her mother and grandmother. Fatima has not spoken with them for 16 years. Now 34, unmarried and no longer a virgin, she returns to her beautiful country of birth to confront her family with her views,

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[teh1owner]

This is actually a Moroccan wedding with an Islamic touch.

[DocsOnline]

@teh1owner How do you mean? What elements are typically Moroccan

[DocsOnline]

@teh1owner How do you mean? What elements are typically Moroccan?

[Dymphna7811]

$1200 geeze!!! My Muslim husband was poor and I felt bad for having to accept money so I only asked for $10. I took the $10 and bought him food. I was more interested in honesty, respect, and companionship than his money.

[Hala16SHINee]

they speak arabic starting from 1:19

[luram86]

I dont think there speaking arabic

[Usrabella808]

I don't see it as Islamic, except the guardian part....the rest are cultural...not sunnah I believe. Allah knows.

[xXsarasoosXx]

wow she looks like a queen

[MohammedSudanese3991]

very cheap only $1200? O_o



[shahnawazbabar]

I am Muslim and I am from Pakistan. I loved this.

[Wiccanese]

Wow...takes me right back to 1530! Screams...Primitive!

[MtlPrincesSabrina]

I don't see anything Islamic about this except the guardian part.