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Nada Al-Ahdal | Haifa Wehbe wore a branded hijab in her series

Haifa Wehbe, in her series 'The War', wore a hijab of a registered brand of faith, the proof of honour and good morals)
and went to the pharmacy to buy artificial honour because she was about to get married …
and luckily she found that honour is available at pharmacies
Prices:
Chinese hymen for 300 pounds,
Indian for 480 pounds,
Thai for 800 pounds ..
She chose the cheapest honour!
For society does not deserve a higher price than that!
Because their concept of honour has been reduced to a woman's body .. and all the values and ethics that make up the true concept of honour have been completely ignored: honesty, integrity, conscience, principles and principles, and moral values …
The Arab man knows only one concept of honour, the hymen .. simply because he lost his real honour long ago
And the fortress locusts are among the Islamic traps infected with cocci.
The industrial countries and the Arab states that support [them] have no honour .. so they set about making honour for sale, to export it to us ..!
It is truly a society that deserves to be deceived and taken for a fool!
Arab honour, sadly, lies only under a woman's underwear!

The thinker Muhammad Al-Jaja
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