NAKED Ex Hijabi on Comedy Stage (This is what leaving Islam does to You!)
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The video transcript presents a critical analysis of a stand-up comedy performance by Selma Hindi, an individual who identifies as an ex-Muslim and former Hijabi, who performed nude on stage after covering herself for twenty-three years. The narrator introduces the segment by contrasting the generally wholesome nature of conversions to Islam with what they perceive as the vile and degenerate behavior often displayed by self-proclaimed ex-Muslims online. Upon reviewing the comedian's text and clips from her show, the narrator interprets her actions not as empowerment but as a desperate cry for attention and validation within a Western society that equates nudity with liberation. The core argument posits that claiming ownership of one's body in such a public manner is a misunderstanding of human nature and female psychology, suggesting instead that these acts are driven by a need to overcompensate for a lack of attention received during years of modesty.
The narrator systematically deconstructs the comedian's specific claims, labeling them as absurdities born of hyper-individualism rather than genuine freedom. Examples cited include the assertion that one can dress provocatively while forbidding touch, go braless despite sagging skin and internet criticism, or engage in sexual activity without birth control while refusing pregnancy. The speaker argues that these statements reflect a distorted worldview where clothing defines identity, much like a uniform, and that exposing oneself to public scrutiny regarding physical flaws like obesity or aging is not a flex but a sign of shame. Furthermore, the transcript highlights the comedian's story of being disowned by her father and kicked out of family groups as evidence of the severe personal cost associated with abandoning traditional values, which she frames as a tragic consequence rather than a triumph.
Ultimately, the video concludes that the audience applauding such performances is suffering from a collective delusion where sin is mistaken for beauty due to the influence of liberalism and progressivism. The narrator describes the Western societal model as one that caters to every desire without restriction, leading to a cycle of junk food consumption, binge-watching, and casual sex, all justified under the guise of body positivity and personal freedom. This environment creates echo chambers where individuals validate each other's destructive behaviors, sealing their hearts against reality. The speaker asserts that while Allah will eventually humiliate the disbelievers, the comedian currently believes her actions are positive because the devil makes sin appear beautiful; however, a sane observer sees only humiliation and degradation. The video ends with a warning that this lifestyle is the logical opposite of Islam and serves as a cautionary tale about the spiritual consequences of following one's desires over divine guidance.
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I'm a Hijabi, not a Hojabi. My parents
kicked me out of the WhatsApp group. I
have brown nipples. Woohoo. Please,
white people, clap for me. Applaud. The
NPCs, the goys, they're sitting there
and
"Ah, beautiful. Take off the hijab. Take
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or not. All right, guys. Welcome back to
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Bobby. Guys, I apologize in advance
here. This is absolutely repulsive to
see, but a so-called ex-Hijabi of 23
years performs nude.
Yes, this is a stand-up comedian, and I
have to see yet a funny female comedian
in the first place, let alone an
ex-Muslima, ex-Hijabi, whatever. Why is
it never wholesome when you see
Christians converting to Islam, for
example? Most of the time it's
beautiful. They're not slandering their
previous religion. They're really not
talking much about Christianity in the
first place, and they're embracing a new
way of life, most of the time. But with
all self-proclaimed ex-Muslims online,
it is always vile. It is always
degenerate. It is always repulsive and
disgusting.
Anyways, let's read the text first, and
then I'm going to show you her stand-up
sketch, if you want to call it that.
Selma Hindi is her name. Hindi, you say,
huh? Sure you're ex-Muslim. Anyways,
this body belongs to me. I can cover it
for 23 years and then stand on a public
stage completely naked with it. I can
let a man dance with it at a sex club
and still forbid him from touching my
private areas. And then call him out on
stage in another city in front of his
girlfriend when he tries.
Okay, let's make a break right there and
interpret what we just read, what
lyrical genius we just witnessed. So,
she's been covering for 23 years,
allegedly, and then she's standing
publicly on stage completely naked. Yet,
she says, "This body belongs to me."
Okay, woman, if it belongs to you, why
not simply keep it to yourself? This is
not about yourself. This is about you
demonstrating your naked body to other
people. Duh. You're doing this for
attention, nothing more and nothing
less. If it's really for yourself,
everybody knows their own naked body.
When I wake up in the morning, I take a
shower, I'm naked. So, you have naked
time, and then you go out in public, and
then you have clothing time. This is how
our society used to work for the longest
time. So, this is not about yourself.
This is when women say, "I'm just doing
it for myself when I put on makeup and a
sexy skirt." No, you're not. You're
doing it for attention. Attention is
currency for females. This is not me
being red-pilled and whatnot, this is
simply human nature. This is female
psychology 101, and therefore she didn't
get enough attention in those 23 years,
and now she wants to overcompensate, of
course. Let's proceed. "I can let a man
dance with it at a sex club and still
forbid him from touching my private
areas." No, no, no, no, no.
Okay, welcome to the world of
make-believe. So, now you're choosing to
go to a sex club in the first place, and
then you're getting a naked and you're
dancing with a man naked. And then when
a man actually interprets this as
"Oh, I guess this woman wants to sleep
with me." Then you go, "No, no, no, no,
no. This is my body. You are mentally
ill."
Anyways, let's proceed with the text.
Honestly, guys, you're in for a treat.
Let's just wait for the sketch here. "I
can dress provocatively while not
letting a single human being touch me
for 2 years." Okay, but why?
>> [laughter]
>> Oh my god, man. In Germany we say
"Kleider machen Leute." Which means that
clothing creates the human being. It
makes the human being. Meaning, if I put
on a police officer uniform, everybody
outside will think that I'm a police
officer. If I put on a robe from a
priest, then people will think I'm a
priest. If you dress up like a
prostitute, then people will think that
you are prostitute. If you dress up
provocatively, people will think that
you are easy to get or that you're out
there to get sex. Anyways, oh my god,
man. "I can go braless every day and
refuse to get a boob lift despite the
internet's endless comments that I
should." Woman,
you're exposing yourself naked on the
internet and you have saggy boobs,
apparently. So, if you expose yourself
naked on the internet with saggy boobs,
guess what? People will tell you get a
boob lift. If I'm eating cheeseburgers
every day and then I'm exposing my fat
gut, people will say, "Go on a diet."
Duh. "I can be sexually active without
taking birth control, aka a nuclear bomb
to my hormones, and still not get
pregnant." Wow, Einstein over here.
Yeah, or maybe you will get pregnant and
then like all the other liberated
feminists, get an abortion, right? Is
this what you're talking about? "I can
be celibate without letting society
shame me into feeling like a [ __ ]
loser. I can use my womb to call in
protection and divine elevation with my
own hands." Genuinely, I don't even want
to know what that means. "I can have
stretch marks still think I'm beautiful.
Yeah, you can think whatever you can
think, but the reality is of course that
you don't think that you're beautiful,
otherwise you wouldn't mention it. I can
choose exactly who has access to this
body and to what extent moment to
moment. I can love my body despite the
million people who've tried to and still
try to control it. It's called shame.
You should be able to control it. Giving
people random access giving random
people random access is not a flex. It's
disgusting. It's repulsive. I can do
whatever the [ __ ] I want because this
body belongs to me. Yeah, and this is
exactly this hyper individualism that we
see nowadays. As believers, we don't
think that this body belongs to me, to
us, because this body has been given to
us. It is rented ultimately. It is like
a rental car, genuinely. You didn't ask
for it. Somebody gave it to you. Even if
you were a naturalist, you would have to
understand that nature gave you this
body. Evolution gave you this body. As
believers, we believe that God gave us
this body and therefore we should
cherish this body, of course, and not
randomly show it off on stage and think
that this is somehow empowering or
anything positive. Anyway, so enough
talk, let's just watch the clip.
>> If an oppressed Muslim woman can do this
show, you can do anything.
I grew up Muslim. My dad is an Imam.
This show does mean a lot to me because
I was covered my whole life. I did wear
the hijab when I was 7 years old and I
wore it for 23 years. I used to be a
hijabi my whole life. And now I'M A
HOJABI.
WHEN I TOOK THE HIJAB OFF THOUGH, I paid
a really big price. My father disowned
me. This is a true story. He kicked me
out of the family WhatsApp group.
Broke my [ __ ] heart.
And then he told everyone in the family,
"Nobody talk to her.
This is the worst thing she could
possibly do."
>> [laughter]
[applause]
[cheering]
>> I feel like sometimes I could pass as
ethnically ambiguous,
but when people see my breasts, they're
like, "No,
she's not white."
>> [laughter]
>> No pink in sight.
>> There was literally nothing funny about
this. Generally, you have to be brain
amputated to laugh at those jokes. Aside
from my personal biases, aside from me
being a Muslim, alhamdulillah, and not
humiliating myself like this on stage,
the jokes in and of itself are just not
funny. I'm a hijabi, now I'm a hojabi.
My parents kicked me out of the WhatsApp
group. I have brown nipples. Woohoo.
Please, white people, clap for me.
Applause. You seeking attention, as I
said already, you're seeking validation
from other people. You think if other
people, they are clap for you, you're
worth something. Your worth is not
determined by people laughing at your
jokes in the first place, and your worth
is not determined by you taking your
clothes off. But, I have to say, she is
simply the product of this Western
society. It doesn't matter that she is
Arab, ethnically Arab, at least that's
what the hashtags say here. This is the
end game, ultimately, because liberalism
and progressivism proclaimed over and
over and over again that it is
liberating if you take off your clothes.
If you wear whatever you want to wear,
and nobody can judge you. It is your
body, as you repeated here over and over
again. Meaning that, in the end, you can
run around naked. If the hijab is
oppressive, and this scene is an extreme
in the society, then the other end of
the spectrum is, of course, for you to
be naked. And she is the example of
exactly that. In the Quran, we had this
revelation 1,400 years ago. Have you
seen him who has taken his own desires
as God? Meaning, a man or woman that is
worshipping their own desires, that is
worshipping everything they like
essentially. Meaning that if they really
fulfill their desires, fulfill their
wants, then they're going to be happy.
And this is what the Western society is
dictating. You cannot be happy if you're
not following your desires. And
therefore they're catering to every
single desire. Think about it. If you're
hungry, no, don't drink the raw milk,
don't eat the raw steak, don't eat the
sashimi. No, just go and eat a fatty,
greasy, seed oil-soaked burger. You're
going to be happy momentarily. You can
do whatever you want with your body. You
want to have sex? Sure, why not?
Just go out and have sex with whoever
you want. You can choose the person.
It's all consensual, of course. It
doesn't need to happen in a marriage.
There needs to be no restriction
whatsoever. And whoopsie, if you got
pregnant because you didn't protect it,
then you can get an abortion as well. Or
maybe you're just too lazy to get off
your couch and participate in that
fornication. Well, then just visit any
of those porn pages and jerk off at
home. There's nothing wrong with that,
either. You're still not entertained in
the society? Well, then sit down on your
couch and watch endless series, binge
watch, or doom scroll until your eyes
turn into squares. Now, you're still not
happy? Why? Maybe you're not happy with
your body because of the consumption of
junk food, etc., etc. Well, now you
don't need to do a diet, right? This
would be hard. This would go against
your desires to diet down, to do some
sports, to run.
Well, therefore we just introduce body
positivity. No problem, body positivity.
Now you're in bad shape, you're not
looking healthy at all. Let us take off
your clothes because some people will
applaud nevertheless. Other weakened
people, other demoralized people, other
corrupt people, they will sit there and
applaud you for what you have done. And
therefore you will interpret it as
something positive. This is why I always
say, certain movements, be it veganism,
be it the LGBTQ, ABCDEFG, whatever,
those movements exist as echo chambers
where people give each other positive
feedback over and over again. This is
why the body positivity movement exists
as well, where fat people tell each
other they're actually absolutely
beautiful, even though they're going to
die of a heart attack in 3 years time.
So, now this woman, and I'm really
biting my tongue here, is not beautiful.
Of course not. If you look at her body,
you see obesity. I'm speaking from a
health point here. You do see a worn
down body, a run down body in all
instances here. The facial structure is
very depleted as well. Eye bags, sagging
skin all over the place. And there's
absolutely no need for her to display
the body. Even if she were absolutely
pretty, a 10 out of 10, there was no
need at all to get naked on stage. But
she's doing it, and people applaud and
laugh. The NPCs, the guys, they're
sitting there and
"Beautiful! Take off the hijab! Take off
the panties!" For me, what is really
fascinating though is that we know that
Allah will humiliate the disbelievers,
and she is humiliated, but she doesn't
see it herself. We know as well that the
devil, Shaitan, makes the sin appear as
something beautiful. And this is exactly
what you see here in action. She
believes that what she is doing is
beautiful, and the sinners around her,
and I'm not pointing the finger because
I'm a sinner myself, but those people
that are so demoralized, they're
actually seeing something beautiful as
well, apparently. It's like a mass
collective illusion, a delusion of
sorts, where they sit together and just
applaud the vile, the repulsive, the
disgusting. And so any sane person sees
the humiliation ritual here, of course,
still. But the other people that don't
have the eyes to see anymore, those
people's hearts have been sealed, they
see something positive. Isn't this
amazing? Really, think about this.
Anyways, I don't want to act all high
and mighty. As I said already, we all
have our sins, of course. But this is
really what the opposite of Islam is.
Islam in this day and age might seem
oppressive to some because they grew up
liberal. It might seem very, very
strange as well. They don't understand
it. It might seem extreme. Why would you
cover so much? What's the point? That's
the point. Because this genuinely is the
logical conclusion of their behavior.
Matter of fact, all atheists and
liberals should do exactly what she is
doing. This reminds me a little bit of
the interview with Andrew Tate and
Bonnie Blue. Back then, many people they
gave Andrew a lot of flag that he didn't
humiliate Bonnie Blue. He didn't say
anything against her. I actually
sympathized with his perspective back
then because
it's not wrong at all. He simply stood
there and said that this is what our
society led to. And now, no judgment of
Andrew Tate back in the day against
Bonnie Blue could have led to anything.
Bonnie Blue is already humiliating
herself by having sex with thousands of
men. Matter of fact, she did a thing
called the baby shower, which she now
presents her pregnant belly in front of
millions of people to watch, and she was
urinated on by random men. So, you
cannot ask for more humiliation at all.
They humiliate themselves. There's
really no need for us to humiliate them
whatsoever. Allah already does the job.
She posted this.
She clicked on upload and thought, "This
is amazing. The world should see this."
She's proud of this. Do you understand?
One day the reckoning will come, and I'm
not even saying in this life. One day
she will get the receipt for her
actions.
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