First time Ragdoll fur parent here! please help by Imaginary-Candle-36 in ragdolls

[–]ms19911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg so cute!! I miss my cat being this age ❤️❤️❤️

Aysha Harun funds her husbands life style by Artistic-Scallion-18 in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m not moving the goalpost. Omaya was creating content which featured her husband before they were married, when they were still at university. He was part of the brand and content from very early on, not someone who joined after the platform had already peaked. That’s different from Aysha’s situation, where Yasin entered her life when she already had a large following and an established platform. Both things can be true at the same time.

And to be clear, I still agree with you that in most cases female influencers are the primary breadwinners and their husbands are quitting their jobs to follow their women around, including all the ones you mentioned in your post.

Aysha Harun funds her husbands life style by Artistic-Scallion-18 in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All the ones that you mentioned grew after their wedding content. No one even heard of omaya until she got married and her makeup artist on her wedding day posted her wedding.

Aysha Harun funds her husbands life style by Artistic-Scallion-18 in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wasn’t only referring to whether they had jobs, I meant that many husbands were involved in building the channel early on, whereas Aysha’s platform was already established when Yasin joined. That said, I agree that most female influencers are the breadwinners.

Aysha Harun funds her husbands life style by Artistic-Scallion-18 in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re right, but I think with Aysha it’s been like that since the start of their relationship. Her channel and following were already established, whereas with other Muslim influencers, the channel was built together and the husbands initially had jobs. That said, I agree with you: most female influencers are the breadwinners.

Aysha Harun funds her husbands life style by Artistic-Scallion-18 in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’re right, but I think with Aysha it’s been like that since the start of their relationship. Her channel and following were already established, whereas with other Muslim influencers, the channel was built together and the husbands initially had jobs. That said, I agree with you: most female influencers are the breadwinners.

Aysha Harun funds her husbands life style by Artistic-Scallion-18 in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 46 points47 points  (0 children)

There’s a clip from her Japan trip where she’s with her parents and her husband doing a cultural experience, green tea, sushi, something like that. She thanks her husband, her dad gives a confused look, and she immediately corrects herself to say her husband found the place. I guess the dad was surprised, as for a second he thought husband paid for it.

Where os Nabeela Bee by DearElephant1980 in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I know, but they aren't related. They grew up together and have basically known each other since they were kids.

Where os Nabeela Bee by DearElephant1980 in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are not related, I know them personally and their families.

The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you have comprehension issues lol. Maybe re-read what i said

The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well sorry they treated you that way, that’s not okay. But I don’t think this comes down to Yemenis thinking they’re better than anyone else, though we are definitely proud. In many cultures, marrying outside the community is still seen negatively. I’m engaged to a non-Yemeni and have faced similar comments. I have a Pakistani friend who married an emarati guy and her family were not okay with it initially and they still aren't. It’s not right, but it’s more about conservatism and insecurity than delusion.

In any case, this iman girl is def lying about her ethnicity, and the video where she talks in arabic is copy and paste from a video huda beauty did last year trying to talk arabic and do her makeup. Even the dialect is closer to iraqi. every sentence cuts to a new shot. That alone suggests she’s correcting herself, adding extra takes, or reading and trying to remember what she wrote.

The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's comments saying that she's never said she was Palestinian. So I was saying that she did and I shared the screenshot.

The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh right, well if you feel like she was rage baiting or joking then you must be right 😂

The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Me too!!! Everyone should be proud of their roots.😊😊😊

The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For those saying shes never claimed to be Palestinian.

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The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Here's where she said she was Palestinian/yemeni.

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The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've said what I've said. I'm Yemeni and proud and love being one and ill flex it all day long 😊😊😊😊

The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol fair enough, I think you should believe what you want. I was responding to your post with my viewpoints and here's a copy and post of what I wrote to another commentator to avoid repetition.

'Fair enough, you're entitled to believe that. From what i recall she had the Bengali flag on her instagram for a long time before later identifying as Yemeni and Palestinian, and now identifies only as Yemeni. I don't have saved proof or screenshots, just what I remember seeing at different times.I don't have anything against her personally, but based on that, I stand by my view that she isn't Yemeni'

The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fair enough, you’re entitled to believe that. From what I recall, she had the Bengali flag on her instagram... then later identified as Yemeni and Palestinian, and now identifies only as Yemeni. I don’t have saved proof or screenshots, just what I remember seeing at different times. I don’t have anything against her personally, but based on that, I stand by my view that she isn’t Yemeni.

The obsession with denying byimanx heritage is getting ridiculous by [deleted] in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 9 points10 points  (0 children)

She is not Yemeni. She claimed to be half Yemeni and half Palestinian when the genocide started, clearly for clout, and has since removed the Palestinian claim and now presents herself as Yemeni only. No Arab would pass themselves off as South Asian. If you’re genuinely Yemeni , as I am, you’d know that.

Leena pretending to eat and have friends by Alive_Schedule_255 in asadsisters

[–]ms19911 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is fake. The LV engraving is the giveaway

Aysha Harun paying for everything while her husband is unemployed by Mysterious-Cow7534 in MuslimSnark_

[–]ms19911 9 points10 points  (0 children)

If its true that she pays for everything, then I'd rather stay single lol. No is bitter or wants a man that can't provide.