Happiest birthday rishu 🤍 @Rashaaftab may you always stay happy & may Allah makes all your dreams true Ameen 🌸
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women that cover themselves fully do it ONLY for the sake of Allah, not because we feel “immodest” or “exposed” showing skin or hair. stop sexualising parts of women that aren’t even sexual in your attempts to control & oppress them
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A pannel discussion is needed when character & your justification shapes general public's opinion and in turn affect the women living in same conservative society
& the whole outrage was about umera's habit to potray 'achi lrki' in eastern and buri lrrki in western
#darenijaat
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Sorry but this whole“it’s just fiction”defence feels a little convenient when the choices are questioned.When a show reaches millions,it stops being just fiction and inevitably becomes part of the larger social conversation. How things are portrayed on screen matters #DareNijaat
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It's not about zaryab's "choice" or "changing for hubby". It's about women's religious journey ALWAYS being tied to her clothes. To show zaryab religious, they could've shown her being regular in her prayers, fasting, having good ikhlaq, pursuing education and helping the needy..
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“it was her choice” if it was presented like that then any sane person would’ve appreciated it regardless of her clothes but in the show it was not presented as such so the criticism is valid for a poorly executed spiritual growth, not everything needs defending. #darenijaat
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She got coerced into having sex which is literally sexual assault but the entire show runs on making it HER sin. Her clothing choices, freedom, upbringing everything is blamed and shamed. She has to go through a "redemption" arc cause apparently she was the villain not the victim
Oh my girl 😭 she’s uncomfortable in these revealing clothes- the portray of haya in this scen- OMG #darenijaat
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Zaryab really moved from making her entire personality about Zamil to now making it about Abu Bakar. Gurl has zero life outside of men around her. Truly, nobody could've written it better!
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Umera Ahmed will write religious arc of her male characters with alot of layers but for women its always about their clothes, obeying their husbands and "haya"
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The way both of Zaryab’s sisters have dressed in modest Western wear, but for zaryab it’s sleeveless dress in a different colour lol Anything to make sure the audience gets the memo that Zaryab “ka libas ka samajh aa gaya hai.”The way this narrative is being pushed
#DareNijaat
There was honestly no need for this scene. It frames modern clothing as a marker of moral decline,as if a woman’s appearance somehow determines the virtue of her character.That kind of moral equivalence feels reductive But again it's UA 🤷🏻♀️
#DareNijaat
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There was honestly no need for this scene. It frames modern clothing as a marker of moral decline,as if a woman’s appearance somehow determines the virtue of her character.That kind of moral equivalence feels reductive But again it's UA 🤷🏻♀️
#DareNijaat
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This is Gaza and the world is silent.
One million women and girls are starving in flooded tents.
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The image of a little girl in Gaza standing in the rain captures a stark, painful contrast: the innocence of childhood set against the harsh reality of life in Gaza. 🍉 The winter rain has transformed the scene into a tableau that blends spontaneous, childlike joy with profound human suffering. Our tattered tents—and everything we own—have been completely submerged today. 🥹💔 Please, speak about us; be our voice to the world. Please share, or leave a comment—even just a dot—to help boost this post. Thank you, from Gaza.





















