Video summary
The video transcript presents a critique of a specific Hijabi fitness influencer who, according to the narrator, is actively leading Muslims astray by promoting individualism over religious obedience. The speaker analyzes the influencer's content, which frames her journey from being a "good girl" to a self-centered individual as a positive evolution where she prioritizes her own desires above her family and faith. The narrator argues that this narrative encourages women to disobey their parents, lie about their activities, and reject traditional Islamic modesty standards in favor of Western liberal values. He views the influencer's advice on ignoring parental concerns and embracing tight clothing not as empowerment, but as a dangerous form of rebellion that normalizes behavior contrary to Islamic teachings.
A central point of contention in the video is the issue of modest dress, specifically the wearing of leggings by women at the gym. The narrator vehemently disagrees with the influencer's suggestion that wearing baggy pants outside and tight leggings inside is an acceptable compromise, labeling it as deceptive and spiritually harmful. He asserts that if Allah has declared certain actions or clothing haram, personal opinion or subjective feelings do not matter. While the influencer suggests that parents who object to such attire are being overly strict or traumatized, the speaker counters that parents are actually protecting their children's dignity and preventing them from appearing immodest in public spaces. He argues that leggings reveal parts of the body that should be covered, and using medical excuses or lying to family members to wear them is a sign of trauma and rebellion rather than genuine spiritual growth.
Furthermore, the speaker addresses the influencer's comments on marriage and gender dynamics, particularly regarding husbands who might feel insecure about their wives working out in revealing clothing. The narrator interprets the influencer's advice to hide workouts from spouses or lie about the nature of exercise classes as evidence that she is teaching women to deceive their families and partners. He contrasts this with what he perceives as a Western mindset where sexualizing one's body for others is acceptable, whereas in Islam, a man with dignity should not want other men to lust after his wife. The video concludes by categorizing the influencer's worldview as part of a broader path of liberalism and hedonism that opposes the strict, objective truth of Islam, urging viewers to recognize these influences and avoid being misled by such content.
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Now I'm a zero out of 10 to them, but a
10 out of 10 for myself.
Oh my god, man. They have so little
self-reflection. They don't understand
how stupid this looks like.
>> I don't care what mommy says. I'm going
to care about myself. I'm so proud of
myself. I'm lifting weights and marrying
Westerners.
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Welcome back to the channel. If you're
new, manus Bobby. Guys, lookie, what do
we got here? Not just strength, an
Instagram channel with over 600,000
followers. It's allegedly a woman's
strength coach, and she's teaching women
to get fit, strong, and confident. Of
course, click the link below on
school.com. She's selling her courses.
All of this seems quite innocent at
first glance. However, we have a deeper
issue here. When you scroll down, you
see a hijabi here. However, this hijabi
is calling people away from Islam. As a
matter of fact, she's calling sisters
into sin and she's calling sisters to
disobey and to lie to her family and to
her husbands as well. Very very
dangerous stuff here. She's in an
attempt. If Allah says it is haram, your
opinion doesn't matter. Gather so far is
that she was in a marriage before and
she has already a child. Then she got
divorced and she married a westerner
here that did or did not convert to
Islam. Whatever. And obviously like all
of those liberal hijabies, after a while
the hijabi is looser and looser and
looser and the clothes get tighter and
tighter and tighter. Anyways, I couldn't
care less for her personally if she
would just do this in her private life,
but she's promoting this actively and
she's calling sisters into sin. As I
said, guys, before we jump into this
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And now, with no further ado, let's have
a look. Okay, let's start with this
video here. She's talking a little bit
about her background. basically what led
her to the position that she's in right
now. I'm going to leave the sound off
for copyright reasons. So here you see
it starts like this. I was their 10 out
of 10 daughter, the a student, the quiet
one, the good girl. Okay, none of this
is bad. So continue. Then she became the
nine out of 10 when I said no to them.
Okay, please proceed. Eight out of 10
when I chased my dreams. My my dreams.
Very important. Individualism in this
day and age extremely crucial, of
course. Seven out of 10 when I started
standing up for myself. You see that
all of those points are just the same
point. When I started caring about me
and myself. Yeah. Okay. Proceed. Six out
of 10 when I questioned their behavior.
Five out of 10 when I stopped seeking
their approval. You know, women will
always stay little girls. That's just
what it is. You know the saying, boys
will be boys. Yeah. And girls will be
girls. Nothing will ever change. This is
simply a rebellion against their
parents. Four out of 10. when I was no
longer afraid of them. Okay. No longer
afraid meaning she married this guy.
Okay. Three out of 10 when I stopped
letting them take credit for my success.
Yet again, me my success. Okay, woman.
We get it. You're quite in love with
yourself. Two out of 10 when I put my
own children first. Yeah, I don't think
so, lady. One out of 10 when I chose not
to forgive them just because they're my
family. Now I'm a zero out of 10 to
them, but a 10 out of 10 for myself.
Oh my god, man. They have so little
self-reflection. They don't understand
how stupid this looks like. Honestly,
this is the equivalent to all of those
super macho and alpha males that you see
nowadays beating Andrew Tate or this
other guy. He's going to fight tomorrow.
What's his name again? The Jewish guy,
the Israeli guy, Azuli, something on
those lines. Whatever. I don't care what
mommy says. I'm going to care about
myself. I'm so proud of myself. I'm
lifting weights and marrying Westerners.
Now, we're going to get into the her
deception and how she is leading other
hijabies, other Muslims, matter of fact,
astray.
>> This is not a halal outfit. Leggings are
too tight. This is not a halal outfit.
It's too masculine. Doing this is not
halal. Quick fixes are still haram.
These are things religious freaks say
every single day. Chamasing other women
might make you feel like a halal
influencer, but you'll do nothing but
drive others away by being so
judgmental. So, the next time you feel
tempted to shame other women, practice
looking at your own flaws in the mirror
instead.
>> Oh my god, man. That voice, bro. I
started recording this video already
with a headache and now it's out of
control. Who talks like this? She sounds
like a witch. Anyway, she goes on and on
and on and on. those religious freaks.
This is not a halal outfit. It is not a
halal outfit. It's just what it is, man.
And that applies to men as well. There
are certain outfits that are not halal
for men. So, if I wear something that is
not halal and somebody calls me out on
it, then according to our religion, they
are right. There's not the religious
freaks. This has nothing to do with
personal opinion at all. Matter of fact,
religion should be about objective
truth. Otherwise, why would we have a
religion in the first place? Who cares
for it, man? If we're talking about what
you like and what I like, those are
simply subjective feelings. And of
course, women love to talk about
subjectivism and subjective feelings
surely, but it doesn't define truth.
Therefore, every religion, but
especially Islam, of course, has
clearcut rulings. And if the ruling is
agreed upon, then it is what it is. If
Allah says it is haram, your opinion
doesn't matter. But anyways, obviously
this is not a halal outfit by any
standard. Not by a Christian standard,
not by a Buddhist standard, and
obviously not by an Islamic standard.
This is not even an outfit. Now it
became the norm because many wear it and
therefore they normalize it. This is the
overen window and things are completely
unacceptable and then all of a sudden
they become the norm. But this is not an
outfit per definition. This is simply a
second skin. That's it. Nothing more and
nothing less. You're showing us your
complete naked body basically just with
a different color. So obviously this is
haram and you mocking people personally
doesn't change the fact that this is
haram in our religion. Now look at this
one. This amazing here. She encourages
you to wear leggings.
>> If you want to wear leggings at the gym,
but your Muslim family will disown you.
Then do these three things. Wear baggy
joggers on your way out and then ditch
them as soon as you get to the gym. Or
tell them it's compression war
prescribed by a doctor. You could always
lie and say you're at a strictly women's
only gym. Just kidding. If they're that
triggered by your clothes, then just
move out, block the group chat, and live
your life freely, not giving a flying
instead.
>> Yeah, absolutely.
>> I'm so British and I just talk British
now. Please accept me, fellow Brits. And
I don't give a flying Oh, dude,
this is so cringe, man. Oh my god. I
need a drink. Listen, you obviously have
some sort of psychological issues. You
obviously have some sort of trauma with
your family. This is why you blocked
them. This is what you did. And now
misery enjoys company. Of course, you
want to bring other people into your own
misery. You weren't okay with your
family. They were too strict for you.
And now you want everybody else to
follow through exactly like you did. And
simply, ah, block them. Who cares for
them? Right? And now you want everybody
else to follow through and do the same
nonsense here and simply block their
parents. Don't care for their parents.
Simply do what you like. You go girl.
What is this man? Obviously they cannot
rationalize any further, right? They
cannot see what the conclusion here is.
You are saying you want to wear a
specific outfit. Therefore, you lie to
your parents. You wear a baggy jeans and
outside you run around practically
naked. And that is a okay. You still
wear a hijab on your head loosely and
therefore you're justifying this as
being totally acceptable and totally
normal out of your own subjective
worldview. Yet again, so now there is a
woman for example, a daughter that wants
to go out basically naked, right? you've
seen those booty shorts or mini skirts
where you can see literally the butt
outside or the cleavage boobs out and
all of that stuff and the father says no
don't do it. So your advice would be hey
just wear a jacket, wear a baggy pants
and then when you go out just get naked.
Look what she writes. If your folks,
your parents are going psycho about your
personal choices, then I want you to
breathe and start taking small steps
towards being a fullyfledged adult,
allowing your nervous system to accept
that the world isn't ending because
you're in a pair of leggings and your
family isn't best pleased. Your parents
in most instances want the best for you.
Of course, there is absolutely no reason
for you to wear a skintight leggings to
the gym. I used to be a bodybuilder. I
had humongous legs and I would wear
sweatpants. I could do that. My legs
were basically your body's size. That's
how big I used to be. So, you cannot
tell me that you need leggings now in
order to finish your workout. Then, of
course, you have to bring this to the
logical conclusion and say, "Well, I
cannot properly work out here with a
hijab on my head. I have to take that
off as well." The point of the story is
that your parents care for you and they
don't want you to run around half naked.
So, just because you are disobedient,
you want others to be just like you so
you can justify your own choices. This
very similar to the LGBTQ movements or Q
plus, ABCD, whatever the hell, because
intrinsically they know that it is not
normal what they do and therefore they
need to build up a team essentially of
yayers, people that will tell them over
and over again that it's the absolute
best choice. This is great. This is
proud. They should be proud of
themselves. This is amazing. They
applaud each other, gaslighting each
other essentially into accepting
something that is not normal as normal.
Those leggings will never be normal. It
is not normal for you to run around and
for men to see your butt cheeks and your
camel toe. It's not normal. And if your
parents tell you that, your parents are
right. If you want to lift heavy
weights, but your husband doesn't allow
you, put your abaya over your gym
clothes so he doesn't know you hit the
gym. Tell him it's a Pilates class and
then secretly do deadlifts. You can say
that your lifting belt is a waist
trainer designed to make you skinny.
Just kidding. If he's that much of an
insecure file for a divorce on the
first occasion and marry a man who
carries your gym bag for you instead.
>> Uh, don't be that guy, guys. So, your
man is insecure because he doesn't want
you to go into squatting positions with
legggins in front of men that are on
testosterone and other steroids in those
gyms. Yeah, absolutely insecure, bro.
This is what many women don't understand
seemingly. It's not that we don't trust
you. It's not that we don't trust you,
that you won't cheat, for example. It's
not about it. It's simply that you have
so much dignity and pride within
yourself that you don't want other men
lusting after your woman. Yet again, in
the West, it's a bunch of de youth
anyways. And they believe that if
somebody looks at your woman, that's
great. Yeah, look at my woman, how
pretty she is. A real man with dignity
doesn't want other men to see his woman.
Very, very simple. You as a man, if you
want to boast, you want to show off,
show your own feats off, show off what
you accomplished in this life. You don't
need to show off your woman. Sexualize
her for other men. But yeah, of course,
this guy here, he enjoys it and he's
wearing the gym bag for her.
Cuck 3000, man.
>> If you see a girl wearing this, she's
doing her best to be modest. If you see
a girl wearing this, she's also doing
her best. This isn't better than this.
Just like this isn't more empowering
than just let us women
>> ah I cannot listen to this voice
anymore. How does she have 600,000
followers man? How are you listening to
this? How is this in your feed on a
daily basis? This is relativism and it's
always the same once you look through
the world systems the world views
rather. It always boils down to the same
nonsense man. You have Islam which is
firm which is strict which is from Allah
which therefore is true. And then you
have obstructions of it. Certain
religions that still have some of the
Sharia of Allah so to speak with
specific additions and with shik and
with kufur of course. And then
ultimately you have liberalism. You have
the path of Satan which is hedonism,
relativism, nihilism. So she shows you
again the abaya and the nikab even. And
then after that she shows you her
precious leggings. I think she only has
two because it's always either the pink
one or the green one anyways. And then
she tells you this one is not better
than this one. Okay woman. And then
after that, as I said, just bring it to
the logical conclusion. Let's put on a
thong. Let's work out naked. Why not?
Let's go to a nude beach. Let's get some
weights and let's spread our cheeks.
Nothing is better than the other.
They're not in competition whatsoever.
And matter of fact, the woman that is
wearing a cap, she's trying to be
modest. And the one that isn't, that is
running around in leggings, she's giving
her best as well to be modest. No, she's
not. Obviously, a woman that is wearing
a leggings or a woman that is wearing a
bikini is not trying to be modest at
all. Maybe she's in jealia, she's in
complete ignorance. She simply doesn't
understand. Yes, I've seen many young
girls like that. They grew up in the
West and therefore for them it's just
normal. They don't understand, right?
They're not to be blamed per se.
However, they have no conceptualization
of modesty. Once a woman understands the
concept of modesty, obviously she will
work on her modesty then and she won't
put on leggings. You're not putting on
leggings because you want to be modest.
You're putting on leggings because
you're still traumatized and you want to
rebel against your parents. It is so
pathetic to see. For me, I'm sitting
here watching this woman, a fully grown
woman in her 30s, late 30s, pretending
to be some sort of school girl. It's
repulsive. Anyways guys, this is it for
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