ليالي

“Fighting the fantasy, hooked on the scene And it brought me to my knees And it's all because of you”

[layalidelreyy]

About me 🪽

Layali/Lulu. 19. Palestinian Princess. Arab Angel. Lana Del Rey, Haifa Wehbe, Fairouz enthusiast, Kali Uchis, Elissa, Ruby, Monster high, The Priscilla Movie, the DCU, Love island, Criminal Minds. Buffalo 66, Victoria Secret, Too Faced makeup, Brandy Melville, Hollister connoisseur. The Priscilla Movie and Polka Dot enthusiast!

Looking for mutuals!!

dividers from: @uzmacchiato and @dollywons (go check out their profiles they’re both so talented) and pinterest!!

[coquettediaryofme]

[lizzygrantakaldr]

viva la juicy

[kissedfawns]

unhooked my bra and a bunch of glitter fell to the floor

[honeydewdrops333]

America isn’t racist and misogynistic because trump is president, trump is president because America is racist and misogynistic

[hexdgirl]

I really wish someone views me as their angel

[layalidelreyy]

Rant on hijab and how people treat muslim women because im so exhausted

the way people treat muslim women is so sad, and i dont mean by white liberal feminism definition of islam oppresses women in afghanistan and all that bs because what not islam, thats men who happen to be muslim who have twisted religion once again to hurt others. im talking about how muslim men will bring down muslim women who are trying their hardest to hold onto their faith, even when so called “scholars” recommend female circumcision, and domestic abuse, on top of non muslims harassing muslim women constantly. Dawah bros will constantly use the excuse that muslim women and hijab represent islam and that they should act right, but hijabis also take the blunt of islamaphobia, Hate crimed against hijabis, acid attacks, islamaphobic remarks i could go on. And nobody besides hijabis will truly understand what its like to wear hijab, some may have it easier than others and thats amazing for them, but when you put on hijab you loose a part of your identity. We believe that god rewards all of your efforts and struggles, The point of hijab isnt to cover for men, men will look at anything, the point is that you sacrifice something so dearly to you, — for example your outer beauty — for your love of god. Hijab is also to teach us that there is more to you than your appearance, that people have to get to know you as a person not just the way you present yourself. White liberal feminism pushes this narrative that being free is showing is showing your skin, but it goes both ways. Feminism and being free as a woman is being able to do whatever you want because it’s YOUR body. It truly hurts my heart so bad to see the way that dawah bros and red pull men have twisted our religion even more than it has been, in their favor to hurt women, and justify abuse and asult. the reason muslim men get so upset about women who arent perfect example of hijab and islam is because they think god is a man, that when you disobey god, you’re disobeying them. Realizing this genuinely changed my persecution so much on god and religion. I know not many, if anybody, will fully read this but after being harassed at my job for the millionth time just because i wear hijab, and muslim men coming after myself and girls on the internet for the smallest of things, i need to speak out somewhere.

(Pls ignore the typos, i wrote this is the span of 2 minutes)

[nadielle]

My heart goes for Palestinian women who were raped in Israeli prisons.

Sudanese women who are being killed by militias and RSF.

Uyghur women whose identities are stripped in silent camps.

Kashmiri women who live under siege and fear.

Somali women surviving famine, conflict, and a world that forgets them.

Rohingya women who fled fire only to find cold tents and colder borders.

Yemeni women who bury their children under the rubble of a war they never asked for.

Afghan women whose voices are choked under bans and walls.

Iraqi women who carry the scars of invasion, occupation, and decades of loss.

Syrian women who rebuilt their homes with their bare hands after every explosion.

Libyan women navigating a country torn between warlords and chaos.

Bosnian women who still carry the ghosts of what was done to them.

Lebanese women holding their families together while everything around them collapses.

And every Muslim sister whose pain is dismissed.

Whose resilience is demanded.

Whose tears fall unheard.

May the world one day see them the way Allah does.

(فَاعْلَمُوا أَنَّ اللَّهَ مَوْلَاكُمْ ۚ نِعْمَ الْمَوْلَىٰ وَنِعْمَ النَّصِيرُ)

[misswqrld]

it’s weird to know not everyone lost their absolute shit at 13