Anne: Living in a Sharia bubble in New Jersey

Anne was raised by a Palestinian father and American convert mother. However, unlike most American girls, she was homeschooled and forced into hijab. Her suffocating home life pushed her to attempt suicide at 17. When she was hospitalized, it was the first time in her life that she’d spent the night free from the grip of her family. “I came away from that experience with a single conclusion: I was going to leave this house in a body bag if I didn’t find a way out”. Join me and Anne to hear about her nail-biting escape and her life of success and freedom today.

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insurmountable odds, who are overcoming the most vicious of obstacles, and whose names you will not recognize. They are the unsung heroes. The warriors hidden in the shadows. They are the Forgotten Feminists”

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➟Forgotten Feminists | Hanna: Gay Ex-Muslim | Defender Of Human Rights & Freedom Of Speech
➟Forgotten Feminists: Rabyaah: Backlash on her criticism of extremists & Islamists in the US Gov
➟Forgotten Feminists: Elizabeth: Ex-Muslim convert & activist, an advocate for liberalism in Islam
➟Forgotten Feminists: Weam Namou: Founder & President of Unique Voices in Films, Filmmaker, Writer

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that focuses on exMuslims in Muslim-majority countries. They are completely isolated.​

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[diabloakland]

Yasmin i went to the same type of Islamic school. Horrible arithmetic and actual school required curriculum was god awful. It was a full time school with 50% of the day filled with Islamic indoctrination. Forget learning math! I was lucky my mom is a scientist, and my parents had a respect for the arts. So my sister and i enjoyed reading classic literature, science experiments, i loved history, so we sought out our own information since we lived right across the street from the public library! But still we were robbed, my dad became a jerk fast. I couldn’t do extra curricular activities. No sports. I still struggle with mathematics to this day.

[inky]

Amazing story. Here in the west of Melbourne (state of Victoria, Australia), the Islamic schools have 5-year-olds wearing hijabs and long dresses with not even a wrist visible. My daughter's school, while a state secular school, has a large Muslim representation and the girls have to wear hijabs. The indoctrination starts early so that the girls are diminished from an early age, and learn their cattle class status. I think it is very similar to what Jasmine experienced; sharia bubbles.

[lesliewood]

I am a man and I am here with you strong womans 👌👍

[sallyhaj]

I am very proud of you Anne, I wish you a very happy life. Thank you Yasmine for the interview.

[yaakd]

Just read your book over this weekend. (people get a Kindle paperwhite, it will change your life)
First heard you on Sam Harris's podcast. Happy you have this YouTube channel.

[lesliewood]

How can we said woman is not brave, two beautiful and strong Ladies ❤️👍🙏

[irinaellis]

Such a brave and inspiring girl! Lots of love and admiration from United Kingdom ❤❤❤

[shawnyousafi]

I am from Iran we persian have lots of respect for women's, today my country take over by Mullahs they believe and saying women's are like farm.
Why would any human think about other human life that.

[priyamsharma]

Very inspirational. If you are angry or desperate enough, life finds a way.Beautifully said.

[christinam]

I love all of these interviews but this one was particularly moving. It was also so amazing to listen to everyone supporting each other and cheering on Anne at the end. What an incredible group of strong, brave women. I am so glad you have all found freedom and happiness after so much trauma due to religion. ❤

[debbielondon]

Reminds me of how I left an abusive husband 3 decades ago. The planning. The self-reliance.
So young...so strong.
The need to be yourself.

[Shestrongconcept]

thank you for shearing your story!!! You are all a Wonder Women

[joannemomoa]

Thank you for sharing your story. You're courageous and a strong young woman. I don't understand why any man thinks he's Supreme over any woman. I've been a widow for 30 years now, I enjoy being single. I enjoy my independence. I can say my husband never treated bad or controlled me. We respected each other.
We all need to stand together and support each other in this cruel world.

[lesliewood]

I am Learning so much from you Ladies 🌹🌷❤️👍🙏

[truth]

You are a great and brave woman yasmine and your guest I wish safety to you both all love ❤

[Zagros_Kurdistani]

Anne you have a pure soul that you chosen humanity. Please write a book about your life. I wish you all the best .

[noammkw]

cant stop watching your videos, bought your book on audible too

[Vinnisharma]

And they say that it's a woman's choice to wear a Hijab or not. But this looks like emotional blackmail and instilling fear and giving no choice to the woman.

[karend]

WOW! This happened in New Jersey? I’m from NY & we’ve been vacationing at the Jersey Shore for decades. I am blown away by this!

[lesliewood]

This really touched me I am so serious,