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German Muslims angered at insinuation that Muslims are easily angered
June 1, 2014
The right-of-center think tank and conservative news portal The Brookings Institute and International Policy Council
has published on May 6, 2014 that during a meeting between German
government officials and influential leaders of the nation's rather
large Muslim minority, the scheduled topic of gender equality quickly
went off the rails when the followers of Mohammed took offense to the
possibility that there just may a connection between Islam and forced
marriages.
With the conference titled: "Gender Equality as a Common Value," Muslim attendees not only were unwilling to discuss the main topic of discussion for the conference, they also "refused even to acknowledge that there might be any connection between Islam and forced marriage." Not only have the mainly ethnic Turkish Muslim conference attendees taken offense to even the insinuation of a connection between Islam and forced marriage, they attempted to change the scheduled agenda instead to the topic of "making Islam equal to Christianity" throughout the German Republic.
Our way or the highway ...
The eighth annual German Islam Conference, held in May 2013, also ended in failure when the Central European nation's former Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich wanted find ways the government could work together with moderate Muslims in Germany to combat Islamism and extremism. The director of inter-religious dialogue at the Turkish-Islamic Union for Islamic Affairs [DITIB], Bekir Alboga, complained that former Minister Friedrich had rendered the German Islam Conference "pointless" by bringing "security policy themes too far to the fore."
Not done yet, the Muslim leader continued by stating the conference "makes no more sense in its current form. I do not see any genuine partnership." In a speech he delivered at the conference, Alboga accused Germany of promoting "extremism and radicalization" by not doing enough to stop "Islamophobia."
I'm from the government and I'm here to grovel ...
Germany's newly sworn in Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière has announced a series of "pro-Muslim initiatives" apparently designed to placate bruised Muslim feelings. Widely disapproved of by conservatives on the grounds it will cause divided loyalties, liberals are formulating a plan where at least hundreds of thousands of Turks residing in Bundesrepublik Deutschland to automatically granted German citizenship to compliment their current Turkish citizenship.
As Maizière was quoted in the Istanbul-based newspaper Hürriyet (German translation here), elaborating on the German government's solution to its Turkish problem:
Despite the Berlin government reaching out to the 3.5 million strong Muslim community, there has been anger among many Muslims regarding the governmental attempt to work with pro-Islamic organizations to curb the growth of terrorist-friendly Islamic Jihadism. With the stated aim of converting millions of non-Muslims Germans to Islam, there has since been launched an unprecedented nationwide campaign by Islamic radicals to distribute 25 million free copies of the Koran as part of their "A Koran in Every Home" plan to have the German people "better understand" Islam.
With the conference titled: "Gender Equality as a Common Value," Muslim attendees not only were unwilling to discuss the main topic of discussion for the conference, they also "refused even to acknowledge that there might be any connection between Islam and forced marriage." Not only have the mainly ethnic Turkish Muslim conference attendees taken offense to even the insinuation of a connection between Islam and forced marriage, they attempted to change the scheduled agenda instead to the topic of "making Islam equal to Christianity" throughout the German Republic.
Our way or the highway ...
The eighth annual German Islam Conference, held in May 2013, also ended in failure when the Central European nation's former Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich wanted find ways the government could work together with moderate Muslims in Germany to combat Islamism and extremism. The director of inter-religious dialogue at the Turkish-Islamic Union for Islamic Affairs [DITIB], Bekir Alboga, complained that former Minister Friedrich had rendered the German Islam Conference "pointless" by bringing "security policy themes too far to the fore."
Not done yet, the Muslim leader continued by stating the conference "makes no more sense in its current form. I do not see any genuine partnership." In a speech he delivered at the conference, Alboga accused Germany of promoting "extremism and radicalization" by not doing enough to stop "Islamophobia."
I'm from the government and I'm here to grovel ...
Germany's newly sworn in Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière has announced a series of "pro-Muslim initiatives" apparently designed to placate bruised Muslim feelings. Widely disapproved of by conservatives on the grounds it will cause divided loyalties, liberals are formulating a plan where at least hundreds of thousands of Turks residing in Bundesrepublik Deutschland to automatically granted German citizenship to compliment their current Turkish citizenship.
As Maizière was quoted in the Istanbul-based newspaper Hürriyet (German translation here), elaborating on the German government's solution to its Turkish problem:
The new government has a big plan. We want new regulations for dual citizenship. It involves people who were born and raised in Germany and have two nationalities. This directly applies to more than half a million people. Of these, there are very many whose parents are from Turkey.Muslim officials in Germany have been quick to respond to Maizière's pro-Islamic outreach. As cited, leaders of various Muslim groups "have issued a list of demands that include the official recognition of Muslim holidays in Germany, as well as the installation of Muslim clerics in German hospitals, nursing homes, prisons and military units."
Despite the Berlin government reaching out to the 3.5 million strong Muslim community, there has been anger among many Muslims regarding the governmental attempt to work with pro-Islamic organizations to curb the growth of terrorist-friendly Islamic Jihadism. With the stated aim of converting millions of non-Muslims Germans to Islam, there has since been launched an unprecedented nationwide campaign by Islamic radicals to distribute 25 million free copies of the Koran as part of their "A Koran in Every Home" plan to have the German people "better understand" Islam.
Veena Malik was born in Afghanistan and when to school in Pakistan now here she is in FHM Magazine 'Nude' Photo
Pakistani actress Veena Malik is
suing an Indian men's magazine over a nude photoshoot, saying it was
doctored, her lawyer has told the BBC. Ms Malik felt "cheated and duped" by FHM India, which "tampered" with the photoshoot, Ayaz Bilawala said. FHM India has been asked to withdraw all copies from newsstands and pay $2 million dollars in damages, he said. Editor Kabeer Sharma told the BBC the claims were false and that he had video to prove the shoot's authenticity. 'Loss of reputation' The
actress is shown sporting the initials isuues still hurts her. The photos for
the December issue have caused a sensation in Pakistan for both the
nudity and the initials of Pakistan's controversial Inter-Services
Intelligence spy agency. "Ms Malik has been cheated and duped. She
had a photoshoot, but there was no nudity. She had some clothes on," Mr
Bilawala told the BBC. "In the photos that were shown to her [for approval] she had her clothes on. "She
has suffered from a loss of reputation and we are demanding damages and
withdrawal of the magazine from newsstands," he said. The legal notice says FHM India "intentionally induced our client to
take photographs with clothes on and have subsequently tampered with
and/or morphed the photographs with a deliberate intent to cheat our
client". FHM's editor confirmed to the BBC that it had received the legal notice. "We have seen the notice and forwarded it to our legal department for appropriate action," Mr Sharma said. "All the allegations are false and we are looking at various options, including filing a countersuit," he said. After
the controversy broke, Mr Sharma told the BBC that the idea to have ISI
written on her arm was his and it was Veena Malik's idea to have it in
block letters. He said that the image was intended to be playful,
saying that: "In India we joke about this... if anything goes wrong...
we say the ISI must be behind this."The issue has been in the
headlines in recent months after senior US officials accused it of
supporting militants based in Pakistan's tribal areas who target Western
troops in Afghanistan. In September the most senior US military
officer Adm Mike Mullen said that the Haqqani militant network "acts as a
veritable arm of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Agency". Pakistan has vehemently denied such allegations. The actress has been at the centre of controversy before. She
caused outrage among conservative circles in Pakistan for appearing on
the Indian reality show Bigg Boss in 2010. She hit the headlines again
in March this year by challenging the views of a Pakistani cleric on
television.
Italian Girls Fined $3,500 each for Wearing Swimsuits Near Muslims on Italian Beach
The encroachment of Sharia Law continues virtually unchecked or, as
in this case, aided by a complicit Italian court. It appears that when
one goes to the beach in Italy, it is wise to pack a complete wardrobe
containing other country beach attire and then conduct a survey of those
on the beach to determine the lowest common denominator of flesh to be
exposed in order to avoid offending foreigners; Especially rich ones who
consider themselves superior to women and the local population in
general.
A justice of the peace in Messina,
Italy has fined three girls an amount of approximately $3,500 each for
wearing what is considered common beach wear in Italy, based upon the
supposed offense to the sensitivities it created for some Saudi Arabian
tourists who were also at the private resort of Taormina.
It has become common place for Muslims to make demands upon others to
adhere to their standards, so it should not come as too great of a
surprise that they filed their complaint. What is surprising is that the
Italian court concurred and fined their citizens for engaging in normal
behavior.
Until the judges come to their senses, the ladies of Italy should
make certain they pack a sheet and a hajib with their towels and
sunscreen. It’s a lot less than $3,500.
Here’s an excerpt from the Judgment:
For the purposes of the criminal law shall be deemed obscene acts and
objects that, according to common sense, offend modesty (cp 725, 726).
So obscene and common decency are opposing elements, which exist
precisely because of their opposition. The shame, feelings of shame,
embarrassment, repulsion is typical of the individual when he, against
his will, finds himself in front of other people’s events do not
correspond to their education and culture, and reputed for its
scandalous sex education.
Modesty becomes common sense when human society membership shares the
same sensitivity towards the female body which in some Eastern
societies if not fully covered may be considered obscene. The reference
culture manages the lives of their bodies and every aspect and
functionality, the speech also closely linked to sexuality.
This would be obscene indecent assault, as enshrined in Article 527 of the Criminal Code
It ‘important to emphasize that it is obscene that the concept of
common decency to not only change over time within a given society, but
also change from one company to another. Understanding these concepts
refer to the consideration of the body and sexuality.
The girls were the only women to use a similar suit and were aware
that all the women of the Muslim faith wearing a swimsuit that fully
covered their whole body including the arms and legs.
In this case, the head of the village tour operator in Saudi Arabia,
Dr. Chokri Majouli had repeatedly urged, at the request of Muslim
parents present, Sig.re – OMISSION – not to be in the pool with
quell’abbigliamento he did catch a glimpse of all their effeminate boys
present who, having received a religious Muslim education, they were
bewildered, stunned and somewhat excited.
He had also explained that in their culture, a similar style of dress
was typical of women who practiced prostitution in private homes
without having a minimum of feedback and getting just offensive answers.
I condemn aa € 2,582, pursuant to art. 15, L. 24 November 1999 n. 468
and Art. 4 Leg. August 28, 2000, n. 274 (Official Gazette. October 6,
2000, n. 234, SO)
Not only were the girls fined, but they were equated with
prostitutes. It’s just more of the same Muslim tolerance on display,
everywhere they go.
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Top 10 Hottest And Most Beautiful Arab Women In The World 2017
When it comes to how many hot and beautiful girls are in Arab showbiz field, the answer would be ‘numerous’, uncounted. Because every Arab girl has toned beauty with perfect cheeks, bosom, killing eyes, lovely lips, and impressive height as well majority black locks.
10. Jenna Dewan
American well-known actress and dancer Jenna Dewan Tatum was born in Hartford, Connecticut, has dazzling look with black locks as well killing greenish eyes. Mother Nancy Smith (née Bursch) and father Darryll Dewan welcomed her on 3 December, 1980. The 5’ 2” tall lady schooled Grapevine High School in Grapevine, Texas, while she has also been working as varsity cheerleader. She exchanged wedding ring with Channing Matthew Tatum in 2009 in splendid wedding ceremony and successfully carrying his relationship successfully even has one child to Tatum.
9. Angham Mohamed Ali Suleiman
One of the most successful female Egyptian vocalists and actresses Angham Mohamed Ali Suleiman also known as Angham, raised with special take care as well guidance of her father Mohammad Suleiman and became famous star with sweetest voice starting career 1980s and since then ruling till nowadays. Angham is on ninth rank in Top 10 Hottest and Most Beautiful Arab Women in the World, while her music comprises strong influences of lately reggaeton, R&B, waltz, gospel urban contemporary music and Arabic classics. After inspiring to a new style in Leih Sebtaha record in 2001, started work on western vision using distinctive international beats to show her best to fans.
8. Carla Nazih Berkachi
Carla Nazih Berkachi known with her stage name Yara, was born on first June 1, 1983, has tremendous unique voice while gained popularity with ballad “Hob Kbeer”. However, her duet titled “khedni ma’ak” alongside a former prominent Lebanese singer Fadl Shaker made her strong identity in Arab music industry which was penned by Tarek Abou Jaoudeh. She has been released four successful albums like Twassa Feyi (2005), Enta Menni (2008), La’ale’ Khalijiya (2009), and last album Ayech Bi Oyouni in 2014. She has been received critical acclaim for her song all around the Middle East as well worldwide.
7. Diana Joseph Fouad Haddad
One of the famous Arabic personalities Diana Joseph Fouad Haddad better known as Diana Haddad, remained so successful since her first music album titled Saken in 1996 which emerged one of the best selling albums of the year as well certified platinum by Haddad’s label Stallions Records. She also has Emirati citizenship, while gained huge respect as one of the finest Lebanese singer and television personality. She has become most-wanted Arabic pop musicians all around the Arab World, hence comes on seventh rank in Top 10 Hottest And Most Beautiful Arab Women In The World as well introduced her Bedouin music style to people.
6. Karima Adebibe
Glamorous Moroccan-English actress and fashion model Karima Adebibe was born on 14 February, 1985 in Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, United Kingdom, though raised in Tangier. Karima Adebibe was opted on 14 February 2006 the seventh model for Lara Croft in the popular video game franchise ‘Tomb Raider’ but decided quit to Lara Croft in 2008. Karima Adebibe is a perfect package of seduction, has been getting the training in Lara Croft’s trademark skills, even she learnt martial arts too. Adebibe attained a minor act as sacrificial maiden in Alien vs. Predator (2004) and also played supporting role in the film 2009’s ‘Frontier Blues’.
5. Haifa Wehbe
One of the most hot Lebanese singers and actresses in the Arab World a, has rolled out four studio albums so for and on the way to launch some other tracks in coming months. She began her acting career with in the 2008 Pepsi-produced film Sea of Stars, one of its clips appears showing of sizzling hot strutting moments with attitude that striking those who are on the set of any filming. Haifa Wehbe has bundle of sizzles, hence deserves for fifth position in article of Top 10 Hottest and Most Beautiful Arab Women in the World.
4. Nawal Al Zoghbi
Most brilliant Lebanese pop songstress Nawal Al Zoghbi who has prominent profile in the Arab world just because being a complete Arabic performer on stage than her competitors in North America and Europe. She was born in Bsalim, Lebanon on 29 June 29, 1972, while has been working as successful Lebanese pop star for about 20 years but gained unexpected popularity all around the Arab world. Her fame comes out in the result of singing traditional Arabic music with distinctive pop style, while later on best known for Gulf dialect as well as addition of newer trends in Arabian music.
3. Nancy Ajram
Beirut born bombshell celebrity Nancy Ajram emerged as multi-platinum recording artist and one of the finest Lebanese singers all around the Arab world. Nancy Ajram has everything what should be in perfect performer as well bundle of beauty, made her music debut at her age of 15 launching first studio album which received critical acclaim by the audience. Nancy Ajram has sacked Nancy’s first World Music Award for category Best-selling Middle Eastern Artist. Nancy deserves for third rank in Top 10 Hottest and Most Beautiful Arab Women in the World.
2. Yamila Diaz-Rahi
Yamila Diaz-Rahi was born in home of her Spanish mother and Lebanese father in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She was so talented, glamorous, stunning beauty since her teen age, whereas attained complete attraction of Milan modeling agency spending holiday in Uruguay during her study. She didn’t take much time to design her iconic profile worldwide as knows how to deal with photographers as well designers working with them, worked for renowned magazines like Maxim, Glamour, Shape and GQ, even remained part of Victoria’s Secret projects.
1. Queen Rania of Jordan
Most dazzling Arab beauty Rania Al-Abdullah who called Queen after getting married with King of Jordan, Abdullah bin Al-Hussein. She has been working for humanity as advocacy work as true and honest human being for years in various fields such as education, cross-cultural dialogue, health, youth, micro-finance and community empowerment. She is not only a Jordan Queen, though she is beauty queen too, that what enough to tag her name in Top 10 Hottest and Most Beautiful Arab Women in the World. She has bloodlines to Kuwait City, Kuwait and born on 31 August 1970. The Queen Rania of Jordan is enthusiastic on social media as keeping pages on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
Beautiful Middle Eastern Women
Who are the most beautiful Middle Eastern women, and what exactly do we mean by the term? Middle Eastern Women can be Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Arab, Palestinian, Bedouin, Druze, Israeli, Jordanian, Egyptian, Nubian, Persian, Iranian, Iraqi, Syrian, Lebanese, Kurdish, Turkish, Armenian, Tunisian, Moroccan, Libyan, Algerian, Pakistani, Afghani, Indian, Omani, Kuwaiti, Qatari, Saudi Arabian, Somalian, Sikh, Tatar ...
Beautiful women of Middle Eastern origin, extraction or descent with pictures here include: Cher, Cleopatra, Hanaa Ben Abdesslem, Isabelle Adjani, Benazir Bhutto, Nazanin Boniadi, Tuba Büyüküstün, Ruby Dhalla, Yamila Diaz-Rahi, Karina Eid, Tara Emad, Hoda Fadel, Myriam Fares, Sethrida Geagea, Meriam George, Yasmeen Ghauri, Omer Goldman, Arwa Gouda, Gigi Hadid, Lisa Halaby aka Queen Noor of Jordan, Imaan Hammam, Mona Abou Hamze, Dina Hayek, Salma Hayek, Anaya Hayes, Anabella Hilal, Nazanin Afshin-Jam, Aysun Kayaci, Mia Khalifa, Lina Khattab, Orly Levy, Aylar Lie, Ayla Malik, Shlomit Malka, Huda Naccache, Yara Naoum, Nour, Queen Rania of Jordan, Bar Refaeli, Shanina Shaik, Irina Shayk, Marielle Beainy Tanios, Princess Amira Al Taweel of Saudi Arabia, Meryem Uzerli, Haifa Wehbe aka Haifa Wahbi, Maya Wind, Dorra Zarrouk and Nawal El Zoghbi
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Coming soon: Shakira, Nurgül Yeşilçay, May Hariri (Lebanese), Leila Bekhti (Algerian Arab), Jenna Dewan (Lebanese), Beren Saat (Turkey), Rim Banna (Palestinian), Ozge Ulusoy (Turkish), Dina al-Sabbah (Kuwaiti), Foullah (Algerian), Amani (Lebanese belly dancer), Roubi (Egyptian), Lily Ashfar (Iranian), Diana Karzon (Jordanian), Fawzeya Mohamed (Egyptian), Sertab Erener (Turkish), Ahu Turkpence (Turkish), Princess Baiya bint Hussein (Jordanian), Karima Adebibe (Moroccan), Nivit Besh (Israeli), Valerie Dominguez (Lebanese-Syrian), Aysun Kayaci (Turkish), Rita Labaki (Lebanese), Nadine Njeim (Lebanese), Celine Zaynoun (Lebanese), Anna Zaikin (Israeli), Kartika Sari Dewi Shukarno (Malaysian), Afshan Azad, Shefali Chowdhury, Wafah Dufour (Osama bin Laden's niece posed semi-nude for GQ in 2006), Iman (Somalian), Fawzia Mohamed (Egyptian, Miss Universe 2006), Heba el-Sisi (Egyptian), Sherihan (Egyptian), Zana Krasniqi, Noureen Dewulf, Eve, Lilith, Sarah, Rachel, Leah, Delilah, Queen Esther, Jezebel, Ruth, Bathsheba, Salome, Mary Magdalene, Fatima, Sofia El Marikh (an Arabic pop singer from Morocco), Rouwaida Attieh (Syrian Vocalist), Cyrine Abdelnour (Lebanese actress, model and singer), Elissa (an award winning Arabic pop singer from Lebanon), Nancy Ajram (Arabic pop singer from Lebanon), Amelia Zidane (famous belly dancer from Algeria), Amar (pop singer from Lebanon), Miriam Clink (model from Lebanon), Sandy Singer (Egyptian singer), Amina Al Alam (model from Morocco), Amina Kaddur (supermodel from Algeria), Anabella Hilal (model and TV actress from Lebanon), Tehmeena Afzal (Pakistani), Sarah Shahi (Iranian father), Yasmine Elmasri (Palestinian), Maya Nasri (Lebanese), Donia Samir Ghanem (Egyptian), Hend Sabry (Tunisian), Narmin Assria.
Cher as Cleopatra, the Egyptian queen and consort of Julius Caesar and Marc Antony. Cher was born Cherilyn Sarkisian in El Centro, California. Her father, John Sarkisian, was an Armenian-American, and her mother, Jackie Jean Crouch, was an occasional model and bit-part actress with Irish, English, German, French, Dutch, and Cherokee ancestry.
Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll is a singer, songwriter, dancer, record producer, choreographer and model. She is the only child of William Mebarak Chadid (Lebanese) and Nidia Ripoll (Colombian). Shakira wrote her first poem, titled "La Rosa De Cristal" ("The Crystal Rose") when she was only four years old. As she was growing up, she was fascinated watching her father writing stories on a typewriter, and asked for one as a Christmas gift. She got a typewriter at the age of seven and has continued writing poetry since then. These poems eventually evolved into songs. When Shakira was two years old, an older half-brother was killed in a motorcycle accident and at the age of eight, Shakira wrote her first song, titled "Tus gafas oscuras" ("Your dark glasses"), which was inspired by her father, who for years wore dark glasses to hide his grief. When Shakira was four, her father took her to a local Middle Eastern restaurant, where Shakira first heard the doumbek, a traditional drum used in Arabic music and which typically accompanied belly dancing. She started dancing on the table, and the experience made her realize that she wanted to be a performer. At school, she says she was known as "the belly dancer girl" because every Friday she would demonstrate the dances she had learned. "That's how I discovered my passion for live performance," she says. When she visited Lebanon as an adult, she said: "I am really proud to be Lebanese, and I have always felt that way, and real proof of that is that I started belly dancing since I was four years old and nobody ever taught me, so definitely it's my DNA, in my blood."
Amal Ramzi Alamuddin Clooney (above) is a London-based British-Lebanese lawyer, activist, and author. She specializes in international law, criminal law, human rights, and extradition. Her clients include Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, and former Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko. In September 2014, she married American actor George Clooney.
Mona Abou Hamze (above) is a Lebanese talk show host of Druze origin. After taking over the presenting role for the MTV Lebanon show Talk of the Town in 2009, she has made the show one of the most popular in Lebanon and throughout the Middle East. Her show hosts guests from many fields including politicians, entertainers, athletes, poets and artists. She won a Melody Award for best presenter in 2009, 2010, and 2011. Talk of the Town was named the best Lebanese TV show in 2011. Showing off her creative side, Abou Hamze released a poetry book entitled Bila Hakaeb in 2009. The book earned acclaim among major newspapers and magazines, such as Al Safir, Annahar, Al Mustakbal and Dubai Al Thakafia. In 2012, CEO Middle East Journals named Mona Abou Hamze as one of the 100 Most Powerful Arab Women, describing her as "a pop culture superstar."
Meryem Uzerli (above) is an actress and model who has a German mother and a Turkish father.
Tuba Büyüküstün is a lovely Turkish actress.
Yamila Diaz-Rahi is of Lebanese and Spanish descent. She has modeled for Sports Illustrated, Victoria's Secret, Glamour and other high-fashion affairs.
Palestinian-American model Gigi Hadid (above).
Jelena Noura Hadid (above), better known as Gigi Hadid, is a Palestinian-American supermodel who has appeared in Vogue, Elle and Sports Illustrated. She was also the face of Guess in 2012. Her father is Palestinian and her mother is a former Dutch model, Yolanda Foster.
Gigi Hadid (above), simply stunning.
Isabella "Bella" Hadid is Gigi Hadid's sister.
Bella Hadid (above).
Nurgül Yeşilçay is a Turkish actress and model.
Benazir Bhutto (above) was the prime minister of Pakistan, and the first female leader of a Muslim country. No pushover, she was known as the "Iron Lady."
Asifa Bhutto Zardari (above) is the daughter of Benazir Bhutto.
Ayla Malik (above) is a Pakistani politician and journalist.
Dorra Zarrouk (above) is a Tunisian actress.
Marielle Beainy Tanios (above) is an absolutely gorgeous Lebanese TV presenter.
Anabella Hilal (above) is a stunning Lebanese model and TV actress.
Dina Hayek (above) is a popular Lebanese singer. Her father is Lebanese and her mother is Syrian.
Jordan's Queen Rania Al Abdullah (above) is more than royalty, and more than just another pretty face. Queen Rania is intelligent, outspoken and passionate about her philanthropic causes. She has pushed for education reform in her country and is a vocal supporter of women's rights.
Sethrida Geagea (above) is a Labanese Maronite politician. She has a BS in political science from the Lebanese American University. She has been a leader in Lebanon's fight against Syrian oppression.
Isabelle Adjani (above) is the daughter of a German mother and an Algerian Muslim father. At age 20, she was the youngest actress to be nominated for an Academy Award. Her full name is Isabelle Yasmina Adjani.
Irina Shayk (above) is a Russian model of Tatar (Turkish) descent on her father's side, and says that she gets her dark good looks from him. Her last name is also spelled Sheik. She was the cover model for the 2011 Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue and has also modeled for Victoria's Secret.
Yasmeen Ghauri (above) has a German mother, a Pakistani father, and has modeled for Victoria's Secret and other high-profile fashion companies. She was discovered at a McDonald's!
Hoda Fadel (above) is a Lebanese model, entrepreneur and broadcaster. In 2008, Fadel covered the celebrity health and beauty beat as one of the hosts of Ghazl El Banat (aka Candy Girls) for Rotana Music TV. She cemented her status as a party girl earlier this year when she and her sister Fida danced topless in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada at Burning Man '09. Her sister Fida Fadel is also a model.
Aysun Kayaci (above) is a Turkish model.
Aylar Lie (above) was born in Tehran. She is of Iranian origin and was raised by Norwegian and Iranian foster parents. She competed at the Miss Norway pageant in 2004, but was disqualified from the contest when it was discovered that she had starred in adult films.
Pardis C. Sabeti (above) was born in Tehran, Iran. She's a computational biologist, medical geneticist and evolutionary geneticist. She developed a bioinformatic statistical method which identifies sections of the genome that have been subject to natural selection and an algorithm which explains the effects of genetics on the evolution of disease. In 2014, Sabeti headed a group which used advanced genomic sequencing technology to identify a single point of infection from an animal reservoir to a human in the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. Sabeti is an associate professor in the Center for Systems Biology and Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University, is on the faculty of the Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics at the Harvard School of Public Health, and is a senior associate member at the Broad Institute. Sabeti also is the current host of the educational series Against All Odds: Inside Statistics sponsored by Annenberg Learner. Sabeti was the 2012 recipient of Smithsonian magazine's American Ingenuity Award in the Natural Sciences category. The Smithsonian called her "the Rollerblading Rock Star Scientist of Harvard." Oh, and she’s also the lead singer and bass player in the indie rock band Thousand Days, which has released four albums.
Hind al-Fayez (above) is a Jordanian politician. She was elected to Jordan's House of Representatives for the Central Badia district in 2013.
Tara Emad epitomizes natural Egyptian beauty. She has a fresh face and an innocent look that helped her get nominated for Miss Teen Egypt in 2010. Since then she has been a fashion staple on catwalks and in magazines throughout the world. She is also developing an acting career.
Palestinian model Huda Naccache (above) was the first model to appear in a bikini on the cover of an Arab magazine, Lilac, in 2011. She proves that Middle Eastern women don't have to be blushing violets!
Omer Goldman Granot (above) is the daughter of Naftali Granot, a former deputy head of Mossad, an Israeli intelligence service similar to the CIA. In addition to her arresting supermodel-like looks, she is a member of the Shministim, a group of young Israeli conscientious objectors or “refuseniks” who refuse to serve in Israel's army after they graduate from high school. Goldman opposes Israel’s military occupation of Palestine and its brutal repression of the Palestinian people. She says, by way of explanation: "In Israel, after you finish high school, you have to join the army immediately ... When it was my time to join the Israeli army, I refused, because I am against the fact that the Israeli army is occupying the Palestinian territories and the Palestinian people. I won't take part in a system that commits war crimes and crimes against humanity ... Anyone who uses violence is wrong. But our country, which claims to be democratic, and the IDF, which is supposed to be human, act exactly like Hamas, a terrorist organization. The IDF bombs innocent people; it's a terrorist organization, but no one calls it that. We are hurting innocent people; we are acting like a terrorist organization."
Bar Refaeli (above) doesn't just look like a supermodel ... she is a supermodel. Like Omer Goldman Granot, she refused to serve in the IDF, but for a more pragmatic reason. She married a family friend in 2004, then divorced him soon afterward in order to avoid serving in the Israeli military. In a compromise to avoid potential boycotts of companies Refaeli works with, she agreed to visit injured IDF soldiers on visits to Israel and, ironically, to encourage enlistment in the IDF!
Maya Yechieli Wind (above) is a third Israeli refusenik, and a beautiful angel of peace. She grew up in Jerusalem during the second Intifada. Her first experience with conflict resolution was at age fifteen! Later she became involved in various co-existence initiatives in the West Bank. She joined the Shministim in December 2008, refusing to serve in the IDF. As a result, she spent several weeks in detention, then forty days in a military prison. Today she works for Rabbis for Human Rights, the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions and New Profile, a feminist peace movement.
Lina Khattab is a Palestinian first-year media student at Bir Zeit University and a beautiful dancer in the El-Funoun cultural dance troupe. She was arrested during a march by Bir Zeit University students to Ofer military prison. She is one of a number of Palestinian students who have been arrested and imprisoned in an Israeli attempt to clamp down on Palestinians organizing through student unions and protest groups. Lina is being held without charges, and allegedly “investigated” on the bogus suspicion of “throwing stones,” an allegation used freely by Israeli military courts against Palestinians who demand their rights through nonviolent civil protest.
Lisa Halaby (above) is better known as Queen Noor of Jordan
Nour (above) is a Lebanese actress.
Salma Hayek (above) is of Lebanese and Spanish ancestry. "Salma" means "peace" or "calm" in Arabic.
Nazanin Afshin-Jam (above) was born in Tehran, Iran. She is a former Miss World Canada and Miss World Americas winner and Miss World first runner-up, and has been an advocate for human rights in her role as president and co-founder of Stop Child Executions. She immigrated to Canada with her family in 1981. She is married to Peter MacKay, as of 2013, Canada's Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada.
Shlomit Malka (above) is an Israeli model.
Hanaa Ben Abdesslem (above) is a Tunisian model and the first-ever Muslim face of Lancome. She was born into a conservative Muslim family, but at age five would pretend to be parading down a catwalk. Her family has supported her work as a model.
Imaan Hammam (above) is a Dutch fashion model of Moroccan and Egyptian descent.
Shanina Shaik (above) is a model from Melbourne, Australia. Her mother is of Lithuanian and Australian heritage, while her father is of Pakistani and Saudi Arabian descent.
Meriam George (above) is an Egyptian beauty. At the tender age of 18 she was crowned Miss Egypt in 2005. She went on to represent Egypt in the Miss Universe and Miss Earth pageants. She was also a semifinalist in the Miss Intercontinental contest and has since appeared in numerous magazine and television ads.
Anaya Hayes (above) is of Egyptian and Nubian descent. She may seem like "eye candy" in videos of some of hip hop's biggest stars, but she might just be the most talented person on stage. Anaya started singing at age six and immediately developed a passion for the stage. She combined her singing with a dancing career, and modeling wasn’t far behind. Still not content, Anaya started hosting parties and social events. She is most recognized for her appearance in the Drake & Trey Songz video Replacement Girl, but she won’t be in the background for long as she has launched her own music career thanks to the connections she’s made in the industry.
Haifa Wehbe (above) is a Lebanese singer and actress known for her music, sex appeal and provocative mannerisms. She has released four studio albums and made her acting debut in the 2008 Pepsi-produced film Sea of Stars. Wehbe is one of the most notable singers in the Arab World and is considered one of the most successful Lebanese singers. In 2006, she was on People Magazine's 50 most beautiful people list.
Nazanin Boniadi (above) is an Iranian-British actress who now lives and works in the United States. Boniadi was born in Tehran, Iran. Her parents moved to London, England when she was an infant. She performed violin and ballet as a young girl. She later moved to the US where she earned a Bachelor's Degree, with Honors, in Biological Sciences from the University of California, Irvine, where she won the Chang Pin-Chun Undergraduate Research Award for molecular research involving cancer treatment and heart transplant rejection. She was also Assistant Editor-in-Chief of MedTimes, UCI's undergraduate medical newspaper. Boniadi changed her career path from medicine and started pursuing acting in 2006. Her first major acting role was as Leyla Mir on the Emmy Award-winning daytime drama General Hospital. In 2008 she was nominated for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Drama Series. Boniadi has also played supporting roles in several major Hollywood film productions, including Charlie Wilson's War, Iron Man, and The Next Three Days. She has also had had recurring roles in the TV shows How I Met Your Mother and Homeland. She is slated to play Esther in the 2016 remake of Ben-Hur. Boniadi is also a spokesperson for Amnesty International USA (AIUSA), with a focus on the unjust conviction and treatment of Iranian youth, women and prisoners of conscience. She has her own official blog page on the Amnesty International USA website and has written op-eds for CNN and The Huffington Post. She also provided a voiceover to AIUSA's "Power of Words" public service announcement with Morgan Freeman, which won a Webby Award; campaigned with the organisation for the International Violence Against Women Act (I-VAWA); served as a panelist and emcee for events related to Iranian rights, and spearheaded The Neda Project with AIUSA in May/June 2010. Boniadi received the 2011 Social Cinema Award at the Ischia Global Film & Music Festival for her human rights work with Amnesty International.
Arwa Gouda (above) is an Egyptian model, actress and singer. She was born in Saudi Arabia.
Yara Naoum (above) earned the title of Miss Egypt in 2008.
Dr. Dahlia Wasfi is an Iraqi-American physician and peace activist. Born in 1971 in New York to a Jewish-American mother and Muslim Iraqi father, Dr. Wasfi spent part of her early childhood living in Iraq under Saddam Hussein. She returned to the US at age five, earned her B.A. in Biology from Swarthmore College in 1993, then her medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1997. Part of Dr. Wasfi's April 27, 2006 address to the Congressional Progressive Caucus: “I speak to you today on behalf of relatives on my mother’s side — Ashkenazi Jews who fled their homeland of Austria during Hitler’s Anschluss. It is for them that we say 'Never again.' I speak to you today on behalf of relatives on my father’s side, who are not living, but dying, under the occupation of this administration’s deadly foray in Iraq. From the lack of security to the lack of basic supplies to the lack of electricity to the lack of potable water to the lack of jobs to the lack of reconstruction to the lack of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, they are much worse off now than before we invaded. 'Never again' should apply to them, too."
Maha Yacoub (above) is a beautiful Palestinian-Italian tutor of Arabic with more than a million students on Facebook and YouTube.
Anoushka Shankar (above) was born in London into a Bengali/Tamil Hindu family, and her childhood was divided between London and Delhi. She is a daughter of Sukanya Shankar and Indian sitar maestro Ravi Shankar. Through her father, she is also a half-sister of American singer Norah Jones (born Geetali Shankar) and Shubhendra "Shubho" Shankar, who died in 1992.
Princess Amira Al Taweel (above) of Saudi Arabia.
Princess Deena Al Juhani Adbulaziz (above) of Saudi Arabia.
Orly Levy (above) is a member of Israel's Knesset (Parliament). Before that she was a model and TV host.
Karina Eid is a singer, pianist, music arranger, producer and composer of Lebanese descent. She sings fluently in five languages!
Ruby Dhalla (above) is a Sikh who serves in Canada's House of Commons. She is also a licensed chiropractor.
Mia Khalifa (above) is an adult movie actress and model who was born in Beirut, Lebanon.
Nawal El Zoghbi (above) is a famous Arabic singer from Lebanon.
Myriam Fares (above) is a beautiful Lebanese siren known as the "Queen of the Stage."
Top 10 Most Beautiful Arabian Women
Like the popular proverb says, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. The world is filled with many beautiful women who can be seen featured on the big screen and many other platforms. It’s no secret that the Arab world is home to many beautiful women whose beauty and talent can be breathtaking. In this list we bring you Top 10 Most Beautiful Arabian Women celebs.
10. Cyrine Abdelnour
A model, singer an actress, Cyrine is a 39 years old woman from Lebanon. She started her modeling career in 1992 and starred in various movies in the 2000’s. She modeled for fashion designers such as Zuhair Murad and Feliciana Rossi. She was title Model of the World in 2002 in Beirut. She’s one of the most beautiful Muslim lady.
9. Dalida Khalil
This Lebanese born singer and actress comes at number 9 in our list of most beautiful Arabian women celebs. She has starred in more than fourteen series since 2007. She’s not just a pretty face; she is a multi-talent woman who achieved success from a young age. She was crowned Miss North and kept this title for 12 consecutive years. She was featured in Dancing with the Stars.
8. Carole Samaha
Carole Samaha is a Lebanese performer, singer and actress. She has a degree in acting an directing from Saint Joseph University. She has released multiple albums that brought her a lot of success and fame. In 2013, she became one of the judges in X Factor. She has also established her own company, Lacarma. Samaha is married to an Egyptian man. Their wedding ceremony was held in Limassol, Cyprus. She won many awards including best Lebanese Female Singer and Best Polyvalent Talent.
7. Haifa Wehbe
Haifa Wehbe is a Lebanese singer and actress. At only the age of sixteen, Haifa won the title of Miss South Lebanon and a runner up at Miss Lebanon competition. She was ranked 8th in the survey held by Askmen of Top 99 Most Desirable Women. Due to her revealing outfits, she had been called a sexual singer who spoke with her body.
Due to her beauty, she appeared on
almost 100 magazine covers. Many celebrities attended her wedding with
Egyptian business man, including Kim Kardashian in 2009. In the Arab
world, she is considered to be one of the most successful Lebanese
recording artists. She was included in the list of 50 most beautiful people by People Magazine.
6. Nicole Saba
Another Lebanese singer and actress, Saba rose to fame as a member of group The 4 Cats. She later came out as a solo artist and embarked on a new journey. She had a lot of success as an actress and starred in many movies. Her first movie, The Danish Experience, made it to the top of the box office and was a huge hit. She was awarded Best Singer by a magazine called Sayidaty.
5. Myriam Fares
Known for her luscious curls, Myriam Fares comes at number five in our list of most beautiful Arabian women celebs. She is a Lebanese singer and entertainer. She set the record with Anghami for most played artist and most played album. She launched to fame when she released her debut album, “Bet’oul”. She made her acting debut in 2014. She is married to a Lebanese business after 10 years of dating and in 2016, she gave birth to her son whom she name Jayden. Her wedding took place on the Greek island of Santorini.
4. Dorra Zarrouk
Born in 1980, Dorra is a Tunisian actress and model. She rose to fame as a model before being an actress. She appeared on the cover of many magazines and was elected the most beautiful Tunisian woman as well as most beautiful Arabian women celebs. She was also chosen to be the face of the house The Azurde.
3. Tara Emad
Born in 1993, Tara Emad is an Egyptian model and actress. In 2010, she participated in Miss Teen Egypt and entered Miss Teen pageant and came as the first runner up. She was titled Miss Africa in the same year. She has been on the cover of 50 magazines and on the cover of Elle magazine 4 times.
2. Maya Diab
A model, singer, actress and style icon at 33, Maya Diab has rose to fame since her debut as a member of the girl group The 4 Cats. Maya is known as one of the most powerful celebrities in the Middle East. She won multiple awards for her contribution to the beauty industry. She also appeared on several high profile magazines such as Marie Claire.
1. Nancy Ajram
Nancy Ajram is a Lebanese multi-platinum recording artist. She was born in Beirut, Lebanon on May 16th 1983. Not only she is considered to be one of the most beautiful women from the Arab world, she’s also extremely successful with a net worth of $16 millions. With more than 20 million followers and fans, her Facebook page is the most subscribed Arabic page on social media. Her beauty and talent landed her the role of being the first and only female spokesperson of Coca-Cola. In addition, she was voted as the “Most Beautiful Mom” in a survey held by a famous magazine.
Most Beautiful Arabian Women Celebs
- Cyrine Abdelnour
- Haifa Wehbe
- Nancy Ajram
- Maya Diab
- Tara Emad
- Dorra Zarrouk
- Myriam Fares
- Nicole Saba
- Carole Samaha
- Dalida Khalil
- Shanzay Hayat
- Mahleej Sarkari
- Veena Malik
- Mahira Khan
- Saba Qamar
- Sajal Aly
- Mawra Hocane
- Ayesha Khan
- Urwa Hocane
- Ayeza Khan
- Meesha Shafi
- Mehwish Hayat
- Sanam Baloch
- Maya Ali
- Sumbul Iqbal
- Humaima Malik
- Neelam Muneer
- Babra Sharif
- Sana Javed
- Samina Peerzada
- Mehreen Raheel
- Neelam Muneer
- Nadia Hussain
- Zeba Bakhtiar
- Sarah Khan
- Aiman Khan
- Reema Khan
- Arij Fatyma
- Atiqa Odho
- Aamina Sheikh
- Sohai Ali Abro
- Ainy Jaffri
- Saima Noor
- Iman Ali
- Momal Sheikh
- Ushna Shah
- Ayesha Omar
- Syra Shehroz
- Sanam Saeed
- Sana Fakhar
- Sanam Jung
- Sara Loren
- Mahnoor Baloch
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