Yasmeena: born in Afghanistan, now free in the UK
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Yasmeena was born in Afghanistan and moved to the UK when she was nine. At 19, she met her now husband, David. Because David was Jewish, he was threatened by her family with death threats and vile statements like " Too bad Hitler didn't finish you all off". When she informed the Met police, they told her it is a family matter.
Yasmeena is now a model and an activist who uses her body as a canvas to tell provocative and empowering stories. Through her work, she challenges traditional and religious values and societies' expectations of women. She encourages everyone to defy conventions and follow their own path.
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"When she informed the Met police, they told her it is a family matter." - My trust in the UK legal system is waning day by day. I have my own story of when I was let down by the system and ever since my view of it has changed.
If only it was still a family matter when an abuser disappeared, but no, then the police would make arrests.
So glad to see an afghan here. Makes me feel less alone
You could always return back to Afghanistan. You'd be right at home.
Hey 🙋♂️
You ain't anymore
Here is one👋
so am i@@nazim1153
Broher she is an porn actress
I’m afghan, my mother paints a surreal picture of Kabul in the 60s, 70s and how thy would get Hollywood movies and ice cream, a carnival and my grandma loving popcorn and my grandparents always making sure they got educations and could wear what they want
Thank the Us democracy for changing the democracy of Afghanistan
@@Jaabir21thank the Islamic invasion of Hindu Buddhist khorasan 1000 yrs ago
@@Tragic.KingdomIt’s called freedom of choice.
@@LisaD-yy4gq Shut up incel
great to see you reaching more and more people Yasmine
Through her nudes?
a brave, inspiring woman. Thank you for speaking up, speaking out, brava for living your life. Thank you for this interview. L'chaim to you both!
I absolutely admire Yasmeena. She is articulate and brave. Yasmeena, congratulate for your journey from darkness to humanity.
She's doing porn, talk about getting out of darkenss and falling into more darkness.
Yasmeena, you are a beautiful person and it was so good to hear your story, but also to know that despite the shocking nature of it that you are doing the thing you set out to do…to live your life in your own way.
Whao. What a great testimony. Yesminaa. This is the stuff blockbusters are made of. Your courage is phenomenal. I wish you and your husband the very best. And truly you are beautiful
“Zan, Zandegi, Azadi”
“Woman, Life, Freedom”
azadi and also making porn videos... very very sad...
So what ? Muz guys like watching adult movies too . @@IbrarWaziri
Thank you Yasmin for inviting Yasmeena to you program, her story was hard to imagine.
Unfortunately that part world and culture gives man all rights but not women because of that some man abused it woman.
It’s not “that part of the world.” It’s Islam.
Wow, Yasmeena. Thank you so much for sharing your journey and for those beautiful message of encouragement! ❤️👏👏👏
I'm from the largest muslim predominantly country in the world. From 285 Millions of citiziens, 90% (as said) are muslims, about 255 MILLIONS muslims around me. I have to say that I come from non muslim family. Although the situation in my country is not as bad as what this Afgan woman describe their situation back home, yet I can really say for non muslim people it's really not a good thing living in musim predominantly country. You hardly have rights! I'm glad that I've left my country but I can deny I miss it especially miss my siblings. We call each other regularly. But every time we are on the phone, we have pause the conversation for about 20-30 mnts because of the very loud sound of the Mosque on their back ground. That's a minor thing anyway. There are still a lot bigger issues concerning unfairness of Islam that you have deal with in the daily basis.
Wow such a brave woman!!! Both of you are!!!! Than you for this video - best for you and your husband!! ❤
What a great sentence - I am the prisoner of my freedom.
Thank you sooo much both of you ❤
Kinda odd that the description isn't mentioning she's Afghanistan's top porn model now and that her husband David Cohen is a porn director. Instead it says "she uses her body as a canvas" and she gets her stories across in "provocative" ways. So I was picturing she was some artist (the one with paint brushes). That is some strategic wording there.
I sympathize with the plight of ex-Muslims in the West (I am one), but I feel it's a bit strange to include the story of an intensely sheltered young woman who had never even worked a day in her life before and ran away at 19, barely adult age, to some porn director she had never even met before in real life. I mean we should include all stories but also be cognizant that there are lots of impressionable young people watching these podcasts and Yasmeena put herself in an extremely risky situation with high chances of exploitation. There's a fine line between unemployed and vulnerable women like Yasmeena having to do casual porn for money and sex trafficking. I totally agree that her parents were extremely abusive and Dad said absolutely horrible things to her, but I think considering the extremely sheltered environment that Yasmeena was being raised in back at home (she was totally penniless and not even allowed to get a part time job), she was pretty vulnerable to being exploited. I'm not defending the Muslim police officer who gave her info to her father, but surely, Muslim police officers must be aware of the really sheltered environments that most unmarried Muslim women in the West grow up in, and how naive that makes some Muslim women.
I also felt that while Yasmeena was very willing to talk about her love for doing porn in a hijab, Yasmin was awkwardly avoiding commenting about her profession in a positive way at the end. I think if you're going to bring on a person who's proud of their profession, it's awkward when it seems like you yourself aren't so willing to openly talk about it. Anyway I may have been misinterpreting Yasmin's reaction, and I think she still handled it well overall. This podcast just got weird for me when I stopped the video to look up Yasmeena on Google and figured out that she's known primarily for her porn modeling and ran away at the naive age of 19 to not just an average joe, but a porn director whom she had never met before. Trusting that her creep radar was working correctly there.
Dude just enjoy her work
yes.. she better avoided mentioning that she is a pornographic actress....
Bingo!
@@doncholio4108 reading comments before listening, I got the sad impression that her husband recruited Yasmeena to do porn or pressured her or tricked her.
Yet her story is that she became fascinated with her camera and slowly began to experiment with it on her own, and then she gradually involved her husband ... who she said was hesitant.
It's still a huge leap but not the same as the impression I thought from reading these comments.
51:11 Talks about her brother having her (Yasmeena) passport and needs to get it from his room (her brother)
52:27 talks about getting her Passport and running
54:00 Talks about David being a good person
57:00 Talks about her parents and brother thinking she had an accident
58:00 Talks about wanting to live her life they way she wants to live it
58:14 Talks about her father sending a hateful email to Yasmeena and David but addressed to David
59:25 Talks about a phone call she had with her father
59:28 Talks about still having contact with her sister and she betrayed her (Yasmeena)
59:39 Her father called Yasmeena and David and said hateful things to Yasmeena
1:21:10 Yasmeena talks about Jewish thought
1:36:17 Yasmeena talks about her and David overcoming difficulties
1:36:19 Yasmeena said she is no longer Muslim
1:36:22 Yasmeena talks about David's Jewish background but an atheist
1:36:29 Yasmeena said she has an amazing husband (David)
1:36:31 Yasmeena and David have been together for 10 years
1:36:33 married for 6 years and counting
1:36:38 Yasmeena said that her husband David has been supported of her
I love her story. But don't you think going from, '' I had no freedom'' to participating in an industry which is famous for female exploitation, objectification and mistreatment is a bit hypocritical?
No. She has not entered the playboy bunny mansion with Hugh Hefner! She’s living in France with her husband and her camera taking artistic photos and engaging in sexuality that she chooses
This!
I really love these videos. I had my own personal experience with Islam. My mom and I live in the US. anyway she married a Pakastani man. He had been a citizen for awhile but he did use her for finacial gain and kept mutable wives. At least 4 that I knew of. And that was "negotiated", forced onto her AFTER marriage. I was older like 18 when it started. I wouldn't convert, I wouldn't marry a Pakistani girl in an arranged marriage essentially to get a relative of theirs here. I came out as gay and that wasn't respected. I really wasn't even allowed to see my mom anymore and if I came over I had to take all my clothes off at the front door and put on clothes they had there, I was told it's because I kept my dog inside or somthing and I'm unclean i can't remember the details.
I know my step father tried to have me killed. Long story but he had someone cut my break lines and something connected to my steering wheel after luring me to their home under false pretenses and when I left is when I had the car accident. He saw me as an obstacle to crushing my Mom into utter subordination. Because my mom has always just loved me no matter what and he hated that, and I also didn't serve a "purpose".
He burned their house down for some insurance scam. There were a lot of borderline if not criminal scams happening or in the works, especially when his relatives would come from Canada or Pakistan. I mean marrying my Mom was one of his scams. We have been free of him for 10 years and are doing great.
Cool story bro
Thank you for your story. I just had a break up.
I was dating a muslim man, here in India. I am a Christian and financially well off.
I am divorced. He was unmarried. Initially he treated me like a queen. Gradually started gaslighting me. Asking me to convert. I used to pay half of his bills. I earned more. I was taunted for the way I look, my weight ( I am not obese, but not like a runway model)... eventually his mother started visiting me and telling me what a favour her son is doing by marrying me. I had my own house. He wanted to marry me and move into my house and then invite his mother, sister, brothers to live with us.
He convinced me to financially invest in one of his business ideas, which I did.
When my mother learned about his plan to convert, a devout Catholic that she is, she intervened. She asked me to choose between him or her.
She explained me my future with him.
I broke up. It saved my life and my money.
He still says that I used him, even though he has not returned the money I invested or the bills I paid.
His mother accused me of destroying his life.
They live in a parallel universe. Our rules of morality and righteousness are not applicable to them. I learnt it the hard way.
@@silviarodrigues3304 I'm so happy for you that you didn't marry him because that's when you get brainwashed by all the family moving in and him hitting you and feeling like your betraying everyone if you make a fuss about it. And the finacial abuse, the physical abuse, the marital rape, the cheating, the alienation from loved ones, it just gets worse and worse and worse with each passing year. And the "main" part of the family has their own agenda behind the scenes that your never going to be privy to. So there really is no foundation of trust and truth in the relationship, and your always reverting back to the infancy of the relationship because he will want to re-negotiate the terms of the marriage as he goes. Always to his benefit of course.
It's funny that you try to discredit peoples stories in one hand, and on the other you're being disrespectful. You couldn't be more obnoxious and an example of why islam is bad if you tried. @@Jaabir21
in which way is this releated to islam? just cox ur dad was muslim doesnt mean islam is eveil. the culture that u r talking about is not realted to islam it can be either panjabi culture or u can say subcontinets culture it has nothing to do with islam. Like in india they have sati prata where they sell their daughter to rich men in the name of religion? is that also being muslim? thousand of exempels like that.
What a brave, extraordinary girl. Long live Yesminaa (and Yasmine as well who is bringing to us such a phenomenal people and their stories).
Love your srory, from a 70yo Athiest, Australian Jew living in Thailand. Lol, i am accepted by other Jews being Athiest, like a majority of Jews. If you said you were an Athiest Muslim, many muslims would want you dead as you know. I spent 1 month in Afghanistan in 1977. 2 years later Russia invaded. I never saw a womans face there, yours is beautiful without a hijab. After Afghanistan, i spent 1 month in Iran. The women in Iran were liberated, happy, friendly, educated. What a hell they have now to live under the islamic republic, compared to then. I am sure the Shar wasn't perfect, but 1 million times better than what they live today.
Take care and thank you.
All the best to you and take care!
I didn't know, but not surprised, that the core original culture of Afghanistan was Zoroastrian and Buddhist. Yasmeena must be correct. Islamic terror eradicated those cultures.
Frankly, for a girl raised in Afghanistan, minimal education there, beginning to learn English and reading and writing at approx age 9, Yasmeena is extremely articulate and displays an amazing knowledge and thirst for knowledge that far exceeds so much of current western society.
Thank you so much for this conversation. I know a Jewish female former dominatrix budior photographer in New York who would love to connect with you, Yasmeena!
Very interesting story. But when she started talking about the webcam stuff and BDSM I was like WOAAA this took a whooole different turn that I did NOT expect!!! It’s understandable though, considering the dysfunctional environment she grew up in.
Yes. Very interesting story.
She’s very courageous.
11:20 yes & just think Egypt was once one of if not the most advanced civilizations on the planet prior to its takeover by early isxlamists . The possibilities of what that country could be today had that not happened to it are endless
Fascinating conversation. Yasmeena needs to write a book.
She is so adorable🤗. Every time she smiled, made me smile too😊
What an extraordinary interview and love story. Wouldn't it be a wonderful movie about two extraordinary individuals.
Keep up the good work women.....no allah can dectate and decide your life
That's why he's given you free will. So in the end you'd have no one to blame but yourselves 😊
@@hyderally8045 lets just play a quiz quick. You said "he's" in your comment.
Now tell me is allah Male?
@prb392 now lets quickly translate that into Arabic, and tell me if Allah's a male or a female?
@@hyderally8045 you wrote "He's". So you better know adbic and thats why you must have wrote that. Now tell me you wrote he's mistakenly or else?
@@hyderally8045 BTW!!! Simply just giving a stright answer to a simple question that what is allah's gender? you wanna open a whole shariyat to me? What are you up to man
Incredible story and Incredible woman! ❤
"My name is Yasmeena. No pork!". - That was hilarious :)
Great video Yasmin. Thank you very much.
She is a very strong and honest and positive and powerful 👍❤️🌷🌹
Brave women.
She needs to write a book please yassy👍❤️🌷
1:25:55 I say any "culture" thats ok/promotes off'ing your own children because they dont live up to the parents view of what "honor" or whats "shameful" shouldnt still exist anywhere & damn sure shouldnt be something thats protected anywhere in the west. All cultures have evolved or most have, there are outliers such as isxlam & certain others that havnt (know there's an area of India & dont believe they're muslm but believe they either leave newborn daughters outside right after birth to die from exposure or they bury them alive because daughters cost too much, the dowry for them many years down the line is another that shouldnt still exist, logic & sanity would tell any rational person you do away with the dowry tradition, not the child) & there should be no appeasement of them & police such as the one she dealt with shouldnt hold those positions
I'm genuinely pleased that she managed to break free from the oppressive constraints of a regressive nation and successfully found her place in a more modern and progressive society. Her journey towards freedom and self-discovery is truly inspiring. However, it's deeply disheartening to witness her choice to enter the adult movie industry. It feels as though she has merely traded one form of darkness for another. Just when she had the chance to embrace a brighter, more hopeful future, she has stepped into a different kind of shadow, which brings its own set of challenges and stigmas.
I find really amazing how all these people can't stand the western world but on the other hand they all want to go there.Really fascinating.
Great Interview.
As a British Jew this was a great listen/watch. So many great points made I could write an essay so will try not to get too carried away.
I do find so interesting that in the anti-sematic culture that asking questions gets a response of "don't be a Jew" given the fact one of the things we as Jews do strongly believe is in questioning things. A good Yeshiva (Jewish school) student isn't just that who knows the most but the people who ask the right questions when don't.
The comment at 57:40~ is also really important to highlight I think, yes there is absolutely antisemitism at the core of fundamental Islam and much of the Muslim work however that's not unique, I have carers from Africa and they are all great and progressive but have heard from them that as a rule it's best to not mention being Jewish because so much antisemitism, which I think is highlighted by the statistics of how many Jews live in many nations. Even the US and UK where there are a few communities with thousands of Jews living close by, studies show 1/3rd of young people hold antisemitic views and that's without having the education system or other people of authority teaching people that "Jews are evil".
I suspect if schools showed this type of video in class instead of things like Boy in the Stripped Pajamas (which most Holocaust education groups have said is awful) or similar on top of actual education our society would be a lot more understanding.
I must say I am disabled, Trans and Jewish and out of all the groups belong to, which all lead to a lot (about 30-40% on average) of people come across viewing as subhuman, the antisemitism is the worst from my experience. In the Jewish community as a rule most people accept me for me. The moment cross into the Queer or disabled community I end up having to walk on egg shells as know from experience things can turn violent fast. Absolutely not making out it's easy being disabled or Trans either as it's really not as like said above far to many people will hate you simply for not being a white man in society but it was great to hear such openness from the both of you on how prevalent these issues are and working towards equal rights for all as it's so important.
I truly believe you can't support LGBT+ Rights but not support the rights of Muslim's
Nor the rights of Muslim's without Women, Jews, the disabled or any other minority. The moment one of us gets oppressed and attacked means we are all vulnerable and I can tell that's the same for this channel.
Keep up the great work! I look forward to your future videos.
Jahud Israeli Kasif kodakkosh
Keep up the good fight thanks for great content
That officer absolutely broke policy and possibly law even. I mean she broke oath yet from my personal experience police can beat you up or push you out a wheelchair and they will say nothing happened and then threaten to arrest you if keep on complaining.
It would have been an especially hard time in the west, in 2002, as an immigrant from Afghanistan. From the angle of being conspicuous being the only person veiling in school.
I really enjoy your podcasts keep it up you and everyone that has been on your show are the bravest people that I know , and I'm sure that by having watched this thousands of oppressed Muslim women will be liberated 🙏☮️☮️❤️❤️❤️
I love her little pixie cut❤️🇨🇦
Who needs Hollywood when we has yassy,
She tell the story very very well,
46:13 Yasmeena talks about a muslim woman not dating and not marrying a non Muslim man
46:35 Yasmeena talks about her sister knowing that she (Yasmeena) was writing to David
46:38 Yasmeena never told her sister that she was in love with David
46:42 Her sister wrote to David
It may not be the police officers own religion that was responsible for her failing to help Yasmeena. There is a real fear here in the uk of being accused of racism or islamaphobia. I’ve seen documentaries about other cases where women have been in awful situations and have bravely tried to get help but have been failed by our police and other institutions. A particularly terrible and heartbreaking example was that of a young woman called Banaz Mahmod.
That is the name of the first book I took my passport from my brother and ran away,
thank you!
54:00 what an old school type love story with the new era Twitter meeting type of twist lol
30:55 Yasmeena talks about coming across a man in Twitter which is now her husband
30:57 Yasmeena said her husband and her having been together for 10 years
She is so brave she is so wonderful,
She needs to have her own Channel 👍❤️
How does this only have 3k? Views? The Muslim policewoman officer needs to be arrested and tried for treason
Surprised that the T'ban allow Pepsi to be imported into A/stan. I would nevr drink any of those sort of drinks as I respect my body. About airline food Yasmeen if you travel on a decent airline the food is not so bad in fact it sometimes is nice, also when you consider the problems of serving it at 30.000 feet! The worst thing is having to eat on those tiny tables.!
Afghan women deserve the best and are the best . They are beautiful, claver. Intelligent that’s why the afagan men don’t give a repent and value their being . Woman life freedom. Tanks again for such amazing story that share with us. Zendebad zan afghani 🙏🙏🙏🙏
She doesn't know about Islam the rules she coated from Islam that are not exact
She is lost in the west
Israel hu akbar... jihadis chanting... 😂
@@yourmostwantedbhaijaan maybe so, but she is also free
Based Father
Afghanistan is not a state but pile of rocks.
Religion is not something to force. i,ve born in spiritual family where religion were practiced very hardly. i was also practicing religion same way like them, but i didn’t find any logic or any freedom in Islam religion. i suffered more than 4 years with hardcore Islam, i mean within 4 years i have dived at the core of Islam later my family told me to not to stare at any girls in college nor talk. i was shocked! one day my bluetooth became damaged my grandmother saw and said God don’t want u to play music. i was fallen from the sky that time. later i realised the truth about Islam religion. recently I'm in Malaysia working as a labour. i escaped somehow from my home. i can't fit in my family, society, country. i don’t even want to go back to my family, later they'll give me same pain, torture.
سلام.! درود شماره ارتباطی این بفرست ممنون
@38.13 - love shay gabso ‘s song arim Roshi
If you actually living free in UK now or in France? you do not need to give any details of course. As you appear to present your work publicly are you not concened your family or those who knew you might track you down.?
She didn't mention how she managed to escape Afghanistan
Didn’t eacape. She migrated to the UK with her family (UK like US had legal immigration routes for Afghans)
and she also avoided mentioning that she is a pornographic actress
@@IbrarWaziri Yasmeena brought it up and was very honest about it. There is a huge difference between pornography versus erotica.
I’m surprised they had Pepsi… That’s definitely a western thing
32:42 Ask what was Yasmeena told about Jewish people
I am enjoying you two wonderful Ladies 🌷❤️👍
I can already hear the voices of hate:
"The Jews! The Jews used her! They made her do this!"
Never mind that you have your own mind and made your own choices.
"Impossible! Impossible that an Afghan Muslimah could make such terrible choices independently!"
Yasmina, you are amazing. I know that there are so many Muslimahs in the UK (and worldwide) leading double lives and feeling SO MUCH guilt and fear at being found out by their families. I hope your video reaches so many women and that it helps eradicate the terrible, terrible guilt they feel, just for being themselves, that it gives them the courage, the strength and the power to free themselves from oppression.
Sending you so much love and support.
The channel 4 documentary - I wonder if they were threatened by Islamists. My guess is that they were. Also perhaps there were worries that airing your documentary could cause more antisemitism: I remember a broadcast on TV in the early 00s about a Jewish guy who did pornography and of course, suddenly "all Jews do porn". Never mind that Jewish people are very diverse, from very religious to very secular. If only all Muslims worldwide could enjoy the choice to be "cultural Muslims" and be left alone to do so in peace.
Please do write your autobiography. I would buy it and I know many, many others would.
Paranoid much?
@@hyderally8045 Experienced. What about you?
She was a naïve, sheltered 19 year old who ran off to be with a porn director with no way to support herself. I'm guessing he is also much older than her, no? And she just so happened to 'discover' that she wants to be a sexworker. LOL. OK then.
These stories about current British censorship culture make me never want to visit again
Yasmeena you are beautiful
It's worth doing the dna test. I think many people would be surprised how Jewish they are and especially from the Middle East
Many Jews were forced to convert in order to survive. I wish every Muslim family could travel back in time to see the day that their ancestors were forced to convert to Islam.
Many people change religion for green card 😝
From Afghanistan to Porn-istan. What a wasted journey.
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'Free in the uk' lol, now she can identify as a bicycle.
The irony when the west gave a 'dose of democracy' to Afghanistan
Hi you are so wonderful yassyi am Loving this,
Smart Lady 👍❤️
i must appreciate you if do something revolutionary after you left afghanistan and break those slavery chains, but instead of doing something good for those woman's who still in afghanistan and living a bad life,, you join adult industry which is very bad even western people dont allow their daughters and sisters to do porn,
so in my opinion you did 1 good and 1 bad thing,
1 A good thing is that you fight for your freedom, you fight against all odds and make yourself independent, i appreciate you for that,
2, and a bad thing is you join adult industry rather then doing something for other womans,
we already have a good example of ( Malala yousaf zai ), she had a similar kind of story but she didn't start doing porn,
I think this David guy is her pimp and that he exploited her naivety to get her in to sexwork.
Science hafiz
I want to hear Yasmeena,
not the raspy voiced interviewer.
Less raspy more views.
52:37
Here we go, another one making a career as an 'ex muslim', and having their life in danger, lol
Exactly because of Muslims like you.,
Moose-lambs salivate at women like their pee-do profiteering prophet 😂
why exactly would being an ex Muslim cause them danger at all ? what do you think ?
@@Jaabir21 Banaz Mahmoud can't make a living off of her story.
There are most reasons that she is not from Afghanistan because she said more things that are not camper with Afghanistan situations and how can you reserch about this girl you will never find she from Afghanistan even nobody knows about her.
Standard muslim bs
@@alanna_weissnah she is not Afghan white they then just accept it lol
Please Convert to Christian because Christan country give you this life style snd this life
Wow 😂😂😂😂
It's not a Christian country anymore and wasn't originally. Most people are not religious.
Stupid interview. You didn’t discuss the things that you PERSONALLY didn’t like about her life- the biggest part of her life (the porn). What was the point of all this “poor me” drama, if the end goal is something you don’t agree with. She went from one extreme to another and you didn’t touch upon that.
Me as a Muslim and Afghan I provide for my wife the best she wishes I respect her that even I do not shake hand with other women respect her and care and love her more than myself and I can die for her
Proud to be Afghan and proud to be Muslim
Alhamdulillah
You're also proud to be your wife. Your wife cannot refuse you sex. You're also free to take a second, third and fourth wife. Being Muslims works out great for a man.
Can your wife refuse to have sex with you?
does yasmeena have any social media accounts