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1. azteckike said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

   great job she is a …
   great job she is a progresist keep it up….

2. silentlucidityx80 said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

   I think ur …
   I think ur ignorance keeps you away from seeing truth,I wonder how many times have u been to Arab world recently?every place in world has its own social shames,even if it was the most liberate Europe,ive seen with my own eyes how there r parts of the society that in deed very strict in their non sense making believes but yet isnt the general picture of their world,my idea is not to generalize what u dont understand,Dubai,Jordan,Lebanon&more countries is a stand up evidence of freedom societies

3. ramashahin said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

   as long as there is …
   as long as there is comments, means there is impact. thank you

4. dirgiz said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

   Saudi Arabia is not …
   Saudi Arabia is not the Arab world (and even there nobody would “stone” her for her dresses). In the other Arab countries hijab is not obligatory

5. dirgiz said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

   What’s the matter …
   What’s the matter with his stepmother?

6. MysticVoyager said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

   Yes! indeed!
   Yes! indeed!

7. MysticVoyager said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

   Yes! indeed!
   Yes! indeed!

8. zico316 said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

   I totally respect …
   I totally respect her and think what she says comes off as intelligent, coherent and very witty. But here’s the kicker… the so called ‘arabs’ that she is talking about would stone her to death in Saudi Arabia if she was dressed like that on the streets. Did I miss something here???? The majority of the arab world (unfortunately that makes them right) would agree to throw her in a hijab and make her a baby making machine… despite arguments to the contrary on the comments and you know its true

9. OkayImaCritic said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

   Ask your husband …
   Ask your husband about Lisa Halaby.

10. omarzszs said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    I love her i think …
    I love her i think she is the best queen a country could have
    seriously

11. DJAx3L2 said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    She’s cute. Not …
    She’s cute. Not like so other queens :p .
    Nice video.

12. salma3752 said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    hehe :)..our Queens …
    hehe :)..our Queens got jokes

13. thefirebolt123 said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    True hijab is in …
    True hijab is in the eyes of men.

14. altwab said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    they like her, cuz …
    they like her, cuz there are already a lot of women not wearing the hijab in the arab world, 40% of joradinian women, 90% of tunisian women dosen’t wear the hijab, actually back in the 60’s and the 70’s you couldn’t find a woman wearing the hijab in the stree, so it is a new trend and no one care’s if you wear it or not,of course this dosen’t include saudi arabi there you have to cover your hair

15. altwab said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    arab women didn’t …
    arab women didn’t use to wear the hijab in the 60’s the 70’s the 80’s the majority of woman at that time didn’t wear the hijab,wearing the hijab is a new trend that started in the 90’s when people become more devot, this was the case in most of the arab world except for saudi arabia and yemen, until now 40% of women in jordan don’t wear the hijab, 25% if egyption , 90% in tunisia (because it is illeagel to wear it there.

16. bergandhod said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    I don’t understand …
    I don’t understand why people are so adamant that she should wear the hijab. it’s by choice to wear it and politics and religion shouldn’t mix. She is an inspiration to Arabs young and old… not even only Arabs, anyone. This is what we call a role model. And I am very happy to see such message being spoken regardless of their race or religion, i am happy.

17. Morr6565 said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    Very funny! What a …
    Very funny! What a great representation of a confident Arab/Muslim women can be. She’s very beautiful to begin with, but, obviously intelligent. I’ve subscribe…I’ll be open to what she has to say…

18. khaledalhindi said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    I respect your …
    I respect your opinion BUT Hijab is a must just read Al Ahadeeth and some verses in Quraan then you wil realize that, with all my respect to queen Rania

19. vollygirl59 said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    Number 1: its Hijab …
    Number 1: its Hijab not Hajib (if its a typo, i understand)

    Number 2: There are soo many muslim women out there that DONT wear one. I’m one of them, and so are all 5 of my sisters, 3 aunts and my mother.

    Number 3: All the good mulim people (the ones that want peace between religions) like her, no doubt about that. Why wouldnt they?

20. ModarAlakhras said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    We proud with your …
    We proud with your majesty….

21. ModarAlakhras said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    We proud with your …
    We proud with your majesty….

22. ModarAlakhras said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    We proud with your …
    We proud with your majesty…..

23. mj4ever001 said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    all ar loabsve …
    all ar loabsve her.hijab is not an obligation in islam if the woman don’t want to wear it it’s ok, it’s optional.

24. NobleKorhedron said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    Yeah, go Rania! …
    Yeah, go Rania! That was totally hilarious! Or at least, No. 9 and No. 3 were! And as for No. 1, well it’s about time we all tried to remember that’s exactly why wars and all the other that gets people killed tend to start!

25. emochuu said on :25/Jan/2009 at 12:01

    I really like her …
    I really like her but can I ask, what do most Arab think of her? Do they like her? She doesn’t wear a hajib and she is the first arab woman i’ve seen without one. Go her.