NADA AL-AHDALHuman rights activist London – UKfrom Yemen, living in the UK Donate to Youth Foundation (opens in a new tab) Nada FoundationOfficial website - Nada Foundation, Yemen (opens in a new tab)
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    Nada Al-Ahdal | First, God is sufficient for us against every oppressor

    The story of this underage girl and the injustice she suffered breaks hearts. Her name is Saud Yahya Muhammad Ahmad Musleh, from Wusab Al-Ali district in Dhamar governorate, and she is only ten years old.

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    Nada Al-Ahdal | Men or women, I have found no one more contemptible than male chauvinists

    His mother carries him for 9 months and cares for him for more than 20 years; once his muscles grow strong, he calls her deficient in mind and religion and turns society against her.

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    Nada Al-Ahdal | #Yemen_OriginOfTheArabs

    Religious heritage produces criminal gangs, not a state, in the north and the south, who relish killing and torture in their Lord's name. ISIS and the Houthis are two sides of one coin.

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    Nada Al-Ahdal | A strand of a woman's hair shakes their pulpits

    A strand of a woman's hair shakes their pulpits when it comes to women's rights.

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    Nada Al-Ahdal | Europe suffered under the clergy for a very long time

    Europe suffered under the clergy for a very long time, the so-called Dark Age, until Enlightenment thinkers changed their countries through their writings and founded states that respect human values.

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    Nada Al-Ahdal | We have no privileges in Islam such as meals

    We have no rights in this world and none of the privileges of paradise given to you, yet we remain believing Muslim women who seek to please God without self-interest, while you worship Him in return for 70 houris.

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

    In her series, Haifa Wehbe wears the hijab as a mark of faith and honour, then buys artificial 'honour' at a pharmacy before her wedding: a Chinese hymen for 300 pounds, an Indian one for 480, a Thai one for 800.

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    Nada Al-Ahdal | I believe that the doctor and teacher

    I believe Dr. Nada Al-Ahdal has done nothing to deserve insults for what she posts on her page. Shame on you. She is a girl who loves Yemenis, with a kind, gentle heart that knows no hatred.

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    Nada Al-Ahdal | Hayat and her son

    We hold the Yemeni ambassador in Djibouti fully responsible if Hayat and her son are deported to Yemen, where she and her child would be in danger. We call on the people of Djibouti not to allow her deportation.

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    Nada Al-Ahdal | Verified page

    The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the world hard, worsening hunger, poverty, violence, suicide and mental health issues. Many frontline COVID-19 heroines and heroes are working hard to ease these effects.