Comments on: M.Report S01E12 – Hayfa Wahbi, a clear and present danger

By: Muhamad [peace be upon me]

Muhamad [peace be upon me] — Thu, 29 May 2008 18:42:53 +0000

I fear her feminine charms and flaunting of her sexuality. She makes me feel inadequate as an Arab. She is both Jahannam and Jahiliya.

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By: Global Voices Online » Bahrain: Lebanese singer causes political storm

Global Voices Online » Bahrain: Lebanese singer causes political storm — Sat, 03 May 2008 18:12:12 +0000

[...] Mahmood gives us a taste of Haifa Wehbe's music in a vlog: [...]

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By: Beck

Beck — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 04:33:32 +0000

reading more of this filth coming from parliament is just killing me! just read today’s newspapers about them considering banning alcohol completely!

Can we just switch roles here and target THEM as heretics pleassseee???? it is THEY who have to be punished for wasting their positions and concentrating on either sick stuff which they dont how to handle (due to their sick demented minds) or stuff which are counter productive. Let’s do a which-hunt and target these idiots. It’s sooo easy to ‘notice’ them:
1. long beard
2. short dish dasha
3. cursing about sins and haram this and haram that
4. accepting burning the danish flag (the EU flag too would be a big bonus!)

The list goes on… enough with THIS filth from these idiotic parliament!!

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By: laila

laila — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 23:35:45 +0000

Arab female talent? Who are you kidding? Arab female productivity levels are extremely low, especially in the gulf region!!! Some of them can’t even vote or were just given the vote. What have Arab females given to Humanity, in the sciences, medicine, literature, nothing!! Most likely “More than 50% of Arab females are illiterate; a generation that is raised by ignorant mothers is useless, even harmful.” Their not encouraged, I should say that their families and culture discourages them more likely. Be careful the neighbours might talk lol. Talent whether natural or not is further developed through training and encouragement. There’s no creativity no productivity! Arab Female Talent, haven’t they been humiliated enough. Perhaps their exceptionally talented in cooking and cleaning, and obeying their fathers, brothers and husbands. What are you talking about? Arab Female Talent?????????

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By: laila

laila — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 23:12:36 +0000

“I find the Arabic music video industry quite sickening and its following the wrong role models (i.e. western music industry). A bit of self-respect wouldn’t go amiss.

Loki , you got to be sad. First of all, it’s not following Western music industry it’s a carbon copy of it. Every thing is copied from it, even the music video concept, the incorporation of dancing, the story lines etc etc. What role models do you guys have that is working for the public entertainment? Is there any Arab new artistic models or movements or inspirations that are being mimicked throughout the region or world? You know what’s “sickening” that region of the world is not producing any thought-provoking works. You don’t even have free will lol, or even freedom of speech. Creativity is not encouraged, the humanities are not encouraged, people are oppressed, and they are silenced. Creativity comes from freedom. All the ideas come from the Western world and you just re-produce them. Who’s your daddy lol?

At least (Arab artists) are doing something and running with it or do you expect them to sit around and wait and wait until one of their own comes up with an idea (creative, skill, technique, ability)? Have your parents taught you to use your thought process and change the channel if you don’t like it? Or is that too hard, did they not think you’re intelligent enough to do that on your own?

A bit of self-respect wouldn’t go amiss.

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By: Ibn

Ibn — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 22:43:57 +0000

One day Hezbollah decided to use Haifa Wehbi as a secret agent against Israel. They told Haifa to penetrate Israel, and bring them back an Israeli hostage.

Haifa Wehbi disappeared into Israel from Lebanon, and wasnt heard from again.

About 2 months later, Haifa Wehbi emerges empty handed, without any prisoner.

The Hezbollah leader calls her into his office, furious, saying, “Where have you been?? You came back empty handed! Where is the hostage!”

She says “He’s here! You see Im pregnant Mr Sayed…”

-Ibn

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By: T.J. Neruda

T.J. Neruda — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 20:57:23 +0000

This resolution cannot go through, it is simply wrong to ban persons from entering and performing in the country, for no other reason then parliament getting together and deciding they don’t like what she stands for. This is the sort of legislation, that if passed, provides for a slippery slope that paves the way for further butchering any semblance of freedom of speech and expression in the country. There is no end to this if it goes unchallenged.

While I personally don’t like this woman’s music or what she promotes, it should not be up for parliament to decide her validity. If people do not want to attend, they don’t go, and if they do, then so be it, but it is their freedom to choose to do so, not the parliaments to deny them that right.

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By: tambi

tambi — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 18:29:44 +0000

if you freeze at 1:36 you can definetly confuse the cherry with something else. What a shame of arab music!

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By: Nine

Nine — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 18:23:34 +0000

Wish all pretty women were like her.

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By: Sandra Jones

Sandra Jones — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 14:58:34 +0000

I think she can sing…:)

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