Discussion on Feminism and Women's Rights

Feminism? No, I don't believe in this shit at all.

This whole thing about freedom and liberation and everyone being equal.

It's wrong for her to work on her own.

Independence in behavior, independence

in everything. Wait, I'm not a feminist. I don't even believe in something called

feminism. I don't believe in feminism.

It's very wrong thinking. The idea of a woman going up to a man's room is

too much. If I go to a hotel and bring this upon myself,

then I'm not

aware of my own worth. Then I deserve to be raped.

We don't have that in the Arab world, unfortunately. You go to someone's hotel.

Is that permissible in our faith? Is that part of our culture?

I totally reject women driving in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Getting in a car and driving.

I mean, this is a disaster, I swear. I don't like

women's rights going too far. I'm against a woman saying,

"I want to work to fill my time or go into business."

Your work as a woman can't be in business. You need to cook,

You want to clean.

This talk is coming from women who worked, traveled and made money.

Abeer, who held nothing back, went out and made a name for herself on social media and had a love story with

her photographer and married him. But when she blames the girl for going up to the hotel with him

and says this does not exist in our customs and traditions, there was a villa where boys and girls mixed at

Star Academy. Ahlam, who started singing at a time when

a girl who sang was still

walking in a way that was not hers, amid all the talk about women driving.

Najwa Karam followed her, she's also from the same category, she left no weddings,

video clips, or concerts undone. Finally, Nora Fatehi, whose art

is very daring. All of them asked me, “What about women's rights? Is this

acceptable?”

You want to keep working and traveling.