Is it really a choice? This is why I refused to wear it. 5 years of bullying from the teachers in school for not wearing it. I was the only non hijabi in school.
At first they told me I would look prettier with my hair covered, I said no. Then they called my parents to (1/6)
At first they told me I would look prettier with my hair covered, I said no. Then they called my parents to (1/6)
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school. I still said no. The ustazah then bought me a hijab and demanded I start wearing it the next day. I threw the hijab in the rubbish bin and stormed out of the classroom. (2/6)
As punishment for refusing to wear the hijab, I had to clean the Islamic education classroom everyday during break time, sometimes missing lunch. Of course, during that time the ustazah kept telling me I would go to hell for not wearing it. As a last resort, the she (3/6)
warned me that if I do not wear the hijab at home, my father and brothers will get horny seeing my body and hair, and they will want to have sex with me. I still refused to wear the hijab. (4/6)
This was 5 years of constant bullying from my teachers, substitute teachers, disciplinary teachers and the ustazah.
Keep in mind, I went to a school with a 95% non-muslim student population. (5/6)
Keep in mind, I went to a school with a 95% non-muslim student population. (5/6)
In the end, I never wore it. I refused to wear the hijab. The only way I will allow that cloth to cover my hair is when they chop of my head and put it on themselves.
But if I did decide to put it on, was it really my choice? #LetUsTalk (6/6)
But if I did decide to put it on, was it really my choice? #LetUsTalk (6/6)
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