Discussion on Cultural and Religious Identity

There are linguistic errors. Here, she started saying things we don't say. There, they brought them up.

She said them in English, and they translated them for him in another dialect.

They translate that literally. Not as if you were doing it in Darija.

I was, uh, I was—

Bring them up.

Bring up more.

I'm telling you, our king, may God protect him. The child was born.

Her parents raised her in Morocco. They also didn't want her to leave her religion.

Her religion. Truly, we say, may God make it end well.

May God guide her. She's still young.

Then one day she'll say, "No, my religion is the best religion."

Even now, she isn't a martyr.

He might tell you that God loves her at this moment, enriches her at this moment,

destroys her. No one can stay with you and get through to you

so that you understand and return to the path you weren't on.

This goes moment by moment. You saw her as negative.

If you kept dwelling on this, you wouldn't see the positives.

This is what's happening now—

She's still young. Still young.

And her mind isn't developed, still, uh, still...

I tell you, may God guide us all.

She’s someone’s daughter too, man, and they saw how bright and intelligent she is.

Don’t pin anything shameful on her. By God, she’s not some genius.

She’s someone you can sit with, see, and get along with. Then they started

going after her.

She’s someone’s daughter, not some rotten girl. Not some woman who came off the street to—