I read her autobiography today at bookshop and literally my heart was devastated... I didn't know much about ISIS nor terrorism before this. She is so powerful and strong woman. I pray for her and every woman suffer from rape, terror and genocide.
I am from Kurdistan, and i witness that this girl has lost everyone in the village she lived in, shes the only person remaining with couple of others that got away from the hands of ISIS, the village she lived called ( Kucho ) and there were around 1800 people there, none remained except for couple of tens, shes one of them
She is a great girl. Faced many difficulties but stood as a rock. Her speech makes everyone cry. You are great sister........ May God fulfill your dreams....
The look in her eyes said l don't need an award l need you all to join to get justice because that is truly the only award than can heal her and countless others like her, that is the way to honor their humanity, the only way!
Her soul was destroyed by them. True happiness probably will never be felt...... with memories of such that will always be inside her mind. No different than our PTSD and Shell Shock veterans. Those veterans have experience so much devastation that their internal emotions are permanently damaged.
@@nuffflavor well said, she is not right in the mind no more, all frialed up, you can see it in her eyes it will take a long time, perhaps never but she seems strong.
Her braveness is out of this world, her face resembles a broken, crushed heart..No one will return her lost family, or life at her village, only justice will calm her pain and serve as peace. So many innocent life's destroyed, and one single woman's took on a role to walk this cruel world in search of justice, her voice must be heard!🙏🙏
Her voice is heard, here, years later, in Canada, where we waste time "complaining about- the weather" - because our lives here in Canada are relatively "safe and comfortable " we too often don't pay any attention to the rest of the human race- I only became aware of this extraordinary young woman, a young woman, made OLD, before her biological years- just my thoughts, as a person with an emotional illness- she speaks, looks, "robotic" - nervous of course, addressing The World, but stage fright isn't the cause- what happened to her and her people- I digressed- bad habit- let me "segue" - I only learned of her, the atrocities committed by BOTH SIDES ( BBC segment prior to this one, in which a survivor of HER peoples, attacked, captured, killed, raped their captives- back and forth the HATE passes, to be corny, plebian, - trite- I can't think of appropriate words, weighty ones...hate, ? back and forth like the pendulum on a tall case clock- and humankind NEVER LEARNS- ) I lost my train of thought- I will buy her memoir, she hopefully has many years more so I don't use "autobiography"- memoir sounds ludicrous given the context- she's been "cursed" and hopefully "blessed" - but the goodwill of much of humanity isn't enough, is it? Sadly, this is "old news" a contradiction in terms- my home RUclips page, along with music, ghost stories, "how to's" -the algorithm put a young woman before me, she could be her sister, that woman was held captive and raped by Yazidi men, so-called, soldiers- what is there to say? I wish both young women well- where are they nearly a decade later- yes, soon it will be 2023- 2014, the year the Yazidis committed their reprisal, was a very awful year for my family here in "safe" Canada- I wasn't paying attention to the BBC- I can only add my heartfelt goodwill- I'd sincerely like to know where both those women are now as they approach 30- are they happy, married with children, do the write, are they lawyers? DID THEY REALLY HEAL- why on earth I received "news"- for heavens sake- HER LIFE! made trivial by putting an old video up - Oct. 2022- what gives- back to Russell Brand. Namaste ( what year did Bob Dylan win the Nobel prize for literature- ?????) Namaste World
You should read her book "the last girl". She tells about the whole experience, from when ISIS took over her village, used her as a slave, how she fled and much more.
I'm reading your book Nadia.. The Last Girl... it's unbelievable. I wish no other girl from any part of the world should face such situations in her life. I don't know how many times I cried and felt helpless during reading this book. You are really brave. Other than the so called fairytales, our girls should know about such brave women.
Dear Ms. Nadia, Your message was so well thought of and conveyed eloquently to the world 👏. Sorry for the pain, torture and atrocity that you and your community have suffered. Sorry for all the people still suffering in differnt parts of our world. May God bless each one of us and help us to do good within our communities and strive to always maintain peace in the world. Amen
Her profound sorrow, sadness and fatigue are evident, yet she moves forward. She is the embodiment of Strength, Courage and Dignity. I wish I had a fraction of her resolve and bravery....
as an Arab who didn't look at the subtitles and just listen to your beautiful Arabic ancient. I just want to be on my knees kissing your hand. may you live happily ever after.
I am very happy to see she is awarded the nobel peace prize and really hope her voice can be heard by everyone worldwide and lead her tribe to be rescued.
Her face tells her many sad stories of what her & family had to go through. How a girl so young yet had endured too much, not because of her choice, but caused by the circumstances that had once surrounded her. But in the midst of her cries, her inner strength had elevated her, to stand before the world, addressed World Leaders and become a Nobel Peace Price winner.
We love you Nadia. Truly and deeply. You are our family. Your courage inspires the world. And you inspire me to do more and be more. Im so sorry for your suffering and loss.
I just saw a documentary where one of her brothers (who had escaped even though he was shot 5 times, including in the back of the head) was watching her speech and crying... He held his phone with a picture of their mother close and cried listening to his sister. There are also many stories of the surviving women and girls in the documentary, it's hard to believe - I have cried almost all the time while watching and felt dumbstruck to see the horrors humans inflict on each others.
The bravery nd courage she has is supreme. These stories of genocide, homicide all are share a common thing which is intolerance towards different belief nd customs. When all we remember that we are all human, all blood are red Whatever u are
I read her book The Last Girl. Just being able to survive what she went through, I couldn't even fathom it. Good luck to you, Nadia. Thank you for your bravery and courage. I hope you find the justice the Yazidis deserve.
The Yazidis are the most oppressed and persecuted people in human history since Islam conquered the land of Iraq. The Yazidis are suffering and being killed, and even now the Yazidis are suffering
The Last Girl by Nadia Murad I watched a 60 Minutes episode about her and she has an genuine strength about her. They showed her return to her old village. "Dear Mother, my poor Mother." Is what she said when she went to the mass grave where her mother and many family members are buried. She left a copy of her Nobel Peace Prize at the site. She is an amazing person ♥️💚
You are the epitome of will power and determination madam!!! May you and your community get justice for all the atrocities faced and let tomorrow be peaceful not only for Yazidi community bht also for the entire mankind!!! With prayers ❤️🙏
Wow, well spoken without looking at her written essay. ❤❤❤ few times, but overal just eye contact This woman has felt and seen so much pain, that all the clapping does not phase her.
I just finished her book and this is the year 2022. While I applaud her in every way, I fear that what she went through in 2014 is continuing to happen to women and children in Afghanistan and probably in many other regions in the Middle East, and what is the world doing about it?
In the end, she only wants her mother. Watch her very first interview with 60 Minutes, she broke down asking for her mother. No matter what the world gives Nadia, as long as it's not real peace and the end of violence and war (and leaders of the world milking it) even the Nobel will soon be worthless.
She has just been banned from speaking by the Canadian education board who worried that her story would encourage islamohobia. Canada you are revolting.
Nadia you are a brave person and deserve the Nobel peace prize for talking about what has happened to you and your family and all yazidis you are an inspiration
I kinda feel ashamed of every time I joked about being dead inside I didn’t know what it meant until I saw this, until I read about her horror in the last girl
This young womans message is an eternal wish. Just to voice her message out that people need to hear. Indomitable spirit & courage. Non acceptance of injustice. Oh yes. I support that cause eternally too. I think it is difficult to accept sometimes we are all part of humanity. What happened to her community, could really be anywhere. Just different players. Good for her, not backing off to the evil ones actions. So sad the plight of refugees & the crisis, even now.
Great and sad story- event in history! Over 1 million Iraqi Christians fled Iraq since 2003 due to persecution and suffering, and over 40,000 of them still refugees trying to reach a nation.
You deserve the highest place in paradise. Your story breaks my heart I hope from the bottom of my heart that you will find peace someday. You are such a strong women, I respect you so much. God bless you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
God bless you Nadia. May you find your missing family, may you return some day to your farm, and plz dont give up on your dream and go to beauty school when the time presents. Im hoping the best for youand the Yazidi ppl. ❤️
those who suffers, knows the pain! On one side where several independent nations now take their independence for as granted, there are still many who haven't even tasted it! I wonder if one day I could be the part, even a small part to make this world a better place because there is still too much to be done! I wonder what a place this earth would be of all the evils are vanished, when there would no longer be any fight remaining, where each and every life would be respected!
Searched this video while reading her book "The Last Girl" 😢😢😢.....just wanted to hear her voice .......perhaps now I will hear her soft voice while reading !!....
Ann Frank of today's date. She should write a book like "Ann Frank diary" and every girl in the world should read it like have read "Ann Frank diary" to remember the sufferings, torture of woman in the hands of the evil.
God Bless you Nadia! & continually protect & restore you & The Yazidis in every way! I pray justice for all your pain & suffering!! You have conquered the evil with your GOOD! ❤😘❤😘
Ett tips. Läs boken "Den sista flickan" skriven av Nadia Murad.Boken är manuset till filmen "Sabaya" som kommer på biograferna 19/11 och på tv jan/februari. Nadia fick Nobels fredspris för boken som är en dokumentär om hennes liv som en "Sabaya".LÄS DEN!
So sad that this only has 6,300 likes. We have to show solidarity with the minorities of Muslim countries. We must not be complicit through silence. We must call out the WOKE who are complicit with these crimes not only through their own silence but by silencing the voice of the victims for fear of offending Muslims. The Muslims are the ones who have to hear that it is the Islamist ideology of people like ISIS that is behind these crimes both in Islamic countries and here in the west. We must denounce the actions of people like Helen Fisher Superintendent of the Toronto District School Board who cancelled Nadia's talk to students in Canada. This kind of silencing of the victims of this ideology is complicity, it is covering up, it is belittling the trauma of victims like Nadia who have escaped and covering up the scale of those who are still victims of groups like ISIS and Al Shebab etc. They are still committing these crimes of genocide. Governments like the government of Nigeria are also complicit with these kinds of genocides because the police and the army and the government are in the hands of Muslims and the attacks on the villages of minorities are not being investigated and no attempt is made to stop it, let alone give back the land taken to the descendants or relatives of those murdered in the attacks.
I've known one Yazidi for a long time, and I think their Yazidi religion/culture is very much similar to Hinduism, India should help these Yazidis and settle them in India. 🙏 Similarities in a sense: 1. Yazidis worship God 'Melek Tawwus' (In Hinduism known as 'Kartikeya', Peacock symbols both have) 2. April 14 Yazidi New Year (Hindu New Year also) 3. They made a mouth sound in their celebration (In Hinduism known as 'Ululudhvani, Ululation') 4. Yazidis have a symbol similar to Bindi or Tilak during temple prayer, very similar to Hindu forehead custom. 5. Does fire ritual (Very common in Hinduism and core of Zoroastrianism) 6. Yazidis do not circumcise, a very rare thing in the Arab culture (Hindus also do not circumcise). 7. Prays with folded hands (Just like the Hindus). 8. Believe in a recurring birth and death cycle (Dharmic philosophy of 'punar janam' or reincarnation) 9. The oil lamps called 'Sanjakas' that the Yezidis use are very similar to 'Arti' used in the Hindu culture for worship. 10. The Yazidi temple shrines or 'Lalish' are of pyramid structure, which are quite similar to Hindu Temple architecture. 11. Yazidis pray at sun rise and sun set, just like Hindus. Both face the rising or setting sun when praying to sun. And these are just a few similarities, I'm pretty sure there are many more, we just need to re-establish the broken links, I believe Yazidis were once linked with Hindus of the Indian peninsula but got separated because of natural calamities and Islamic Invasions and Influence.
she is not Kurdish she is yezidi it's different... i read her book "Last Girl" reminded me of similar stories i heard from Armenians... Armenians understand her plight... for 100 years now they have been fighting for recognition of the carefully planned genocide which wiped 1 million and half Armenian and confiscated their lands while Turkey goes unpunished and has the arrogance of denying it ever happened while German, american and British archive are full of visual and written evidence of the hideous crime... Can u even imagine how much Denial hurts especially when it's condoned by superpowers? Yes, all criminals whomever they are, should be brought to justice... the least we can do if we are human and believe in a just world!
I also read her book and come to understanding that she does not concider herself as a kurd, but a Yezidi that speaks Kurdish as mother tongue. Can you explain why?
As a person of the Yazidi component or belief, I was subjected to genocide that led to my displacement several times and caused the destruction of my life, as well as the lives of many people of the Yazidi component, and this caused continuous migration for fear of kidnapping and captivity of women and children and the killing of men and the elderly by ISIS. ISIS or the so-called Islamic State does not accept what does not correspond to their ideas and beliefs. They also kill or kidnap anyone who disagrees with their opinion and religion. The Yazidi component has been subjected to many campaigns of genocide because of their being Yazidis, and there are still many attempts to end it by the Islamic community or what is known as the Islamic State, ISIS. The Yazidis are a component and a people who love freedom, justice, human rights and nature. Thank you, Nadia Murad, for speaking about all inhumane crimes with such courage, and thank you for the listeners
Her courage is beyond our imagination. Respect from India mam. May you Cherish all happiness in your life.
This woman's sad face breaks my heart.
She's an incredible person. So so real. And her pain is so visible. God bless her.
Absolutely correct
@Daniela can you please send me the link for BBChardtalk !!
U want to read of her book " the last girl"
Her book is the last girl
I read her autobiography today at bookshop and literally my heart was devastated... I didn't know much about ISIS nor terrorism before this. She is so powerful and strong woman. I pray for her and every woman suffer from rape, terror and genocide.
I am from Kurdistan, and i witness that this girl has lost everyone in the village she lived in, shes the only person remaining with couple of others that got away from the hands of ISIS, the village she lived called ( Kucho ) and there were around 1800 people there, none remained except for couple of tens, shes one of them
I read her book too. And it was "Kocho".
Nadia, I just finished reading your book and am so sorry for all the brutality inflicted on your family. I admire your strength in telling the world.
Val Branch all her family members died
She is a great girl. Faced many difficulties but stood as a rock. Her speech makes everyone cry. You are great sister........ May God fulfill your dreams....
The look in her eyes said l don't need an award l need you all to join to get justice because that is truly the only award than can heal her and countless others like her, that is the way to honor their humanity, the only way!
I stood up and clapped in front of my laptop. Great speech and may all beings be happy.
tanks and 😢💔😢
I wish this woman gets all the happiness 💞💞
Her soul was destroyed by them. True happiness probably will never be felt...... with memories of such that will always be inside her mind.
No different than our PTSD and Shell Shock veterans. Those veterans have experience so much devastation that their internal emotions are permanently damaged.
@@nuffflavor well said, she is not right in the mind no more, all frialed up, you can see it in her eyes it will take a long time, perhaps never but she seems strong.
I think she seeks justice for her people more than her own happiness
Her braveness is out of this world, her face resembles a broken, crushed heart..No one will return her lost family, or life at her village, only justice will calm her pain and serve as peace. So many innocent life's destroyed, and one single woman's took on a role to walk this cruel world in search of justice, her voice must be heard!🙏🙏
Her voice is heard, here, years later, in Canada, where we waste time "complaining about- the weather" - because our lives here in Canada are relatively "safe and comfortable " we too often don't pay any attention to the rest of the human race- I only became aware of this extraordinary young woman, a young woman, made OLD, before her biological years- just my thoughts, as a person with an emotional illness- she speaks, looks, "robotic" - nervous of course, addressing The World, but stage fright isn't the cause- what happened to her and her people- I digressed- bad habit- let me "segue" - I only learned of her, the atrocities committed by BOTH SIDES ( BBC segment prior to this one, in which a survivor of HER peoples, attacked, captured, killed, raped their captives- back and forth the HATE passes, to be corny, plebian, - trite- I can't think of appropriate words, weighty ones...hate, ? back and forth like the pendulum on a tall case clock- and humankind NEVER LEARNS- ) I lost my train of thought- I will buy her memoir, she hopefully has many years more so I don't use "autobiography"- memoir sounds ludicrous given the context- she's been "cursed" and hopefully "blessed" - but the goodwill of much of humanity isn't enough, is it? Sadly, this is "old news" a contradiction in terms- my home RUclips page, along with music, ghost stories, "how to's" -the algorithm put a young woman before me, she could be her sister, that woman was held captive and raped by Yazidi men, so-called, soldiers- what is there to say? I wish both young women well- where are they nearly a decade later- yes, soon it will be 2023- 2014, the year the Yazidis committed their reprisal, was a very awful year for my family here in "safe" Canada- I wasn't paying attention to the BBC- I can only add my heartfelt goodwill- I'd sincerely like to know where both those women are now as they approach 30- are they happy, married with children, do the write, are they lawyers? DID THEY REALLY HEAL- why on earth I received "news"- for heavens sake- HER LIFE! made trivial by putting an old video up - Oct. 2022- what gives- back to Russell Brand. Namaste ( what year did Bob Dylan win the Nobel prize for literature- ?????) Namaste World
This is an example of many females in my community as yazidi😢
@@MSYNGWIE12Who do you mean by your words?
You should read her book "the last girl". She tells about the whole experience, from when ISIS took over her village, used her as a slave, how she fled and much more.
I'm reading your book Nadia.. The Last Girl... it's unbelievable. I wish no other girl from any part of the world should face such situations in her life. I don't know how many times I cried and felt helpless during reading this book. You are really brave. Other than the so called fairytales, our girls should know about such brave women.
Ur comment make my eyes full of tears like her story 😢
Same 😞😭
Dear Ms. Nadia,
Your message was so well thought of and conveyed eloquently to the world 👏.
Sorry for the pain, torture and atrocity that you and your community have suffered.
Sorry for all the people still suffering in differnt parts of our world.
May God bless each one of us and help us to do good within our communities and strive to always maintain peace in the world. Amen
Her pain is all over her. All the best to the yazidis . You will raise again
This means a lot
Her profound sorrow, sadness and fatigue are evident, yet she moves forward. She is the embodiment of Strength, Courage and Dignity.
I wish I had a fraction of her resolve and bravery....
as an Arab who didn't look at the subtitles and just listen to your beautiful Arabic ancient. I just want to be on my knees kissing your hand. may you live happily ever after.
@Zayn But I thought Iraqi speaks Kurdish. y is she speaking Arabic ?
@@intelligentgamerofgoodgame4444 Kurdish is spoken in the north western part of Iraq not in all Iraq the majority of people there speak arabic
@Zayn maybe he just means "accent"?
yes but her mother tongue is kurdish so im not sure why she is speaking in arabic
@@abdurrahmansalih9008 probably the only translatable option to english since everyone has headphones on.
She is a Strong women❤
Just read “The Last Girl” and couldn’t control my tears. This brave lady, Nadia, I salute you. May God bless you with love and peace!
I am very happy to see she is awarded the nobel peace prize and really hope her voice can be heard by everyone worldwide and lead her tribe to be rescued.
you might want to take a look at the Nobel family to really understand what is going on here ^.^
At the end of her speech, her blank expression is basically saying," If you only knew the brutal torture I went through".
it has been a while i didn't cry...OMG you make me cry God bless you Nadia.
Love you from Armenia
Yezidis are our blood brothers and sisters
We will always support you
We love armenians long live armenians
God bless Armenia 🇦🇲
😢😢💔😢
We love Armenian and feel as our country. Thanks for your kindness
What name of the language.....? She speak i mean some word are similar to my national language... Its Persian?
Her face tells her many sad stories of what her & family had to go through. How a girl so young yet had endured too much, not because of her choice, but caused by the circumstances that had once surrounded her. But in the midst of her cries, her inner strength had elevated her, to stand before the world, addressed World Leaders and become a Nobel Peace Price winner.
she couldnt even put a fake smile...
God bless her soul
I was very shocked to read your story..as a women.. i am very proud of you.. I hope that your efforts to end terrorism will open the way for this.
what a brave young woman, with an unbreakable spirit.
We love you Nadia. Truly and deeply. You are our family. Your courage inspires the world. And you inspire me to do more and be more. Im so sorry for your suffering and loss.
What a powerful and emotive message. May she be heard...
Bless you and all innocent people in the world !! We pray for you !!
It's so brave to talk about it from her! I wish her all the best, God protect you.
I just saw a documentary where one of her brothers (who had escaped even though he was shot 5 times, including in the back of the head) was watching her speech and crying... He held his phone with a picture of their mother close and cried listening to his sister.
There are also many stories of the surviving women and girls in the documentary, it's hard to believe - I have cried almost all the time while watching and felt dumbstruck to see the horrors humans inflict on each others.
It's so emotional and expressed very well. She looks so sad !!
She deserves that award....hope now onwards you may live your life with safe life and joyful life ahead.
Heart breaking how do you ever get over this? Never
The bravery nd courage she has is supreme. These stories of genocide, homicide all are share a common thing which is intolerance towards different belief nd customs. When all we remember that we are all human, all blood are red
Whatever u are
I read her book The Last Girl. Just being able to survive what she went through, I couldn't even fathom it. Good luck to you, Nadia. Thank you for your bravery and courage. I hope you find the justice the Yazidis deserve.
The Yazidis are the most oppressed and persecuted people in human history since Islam conquered the land of Iraq. The Yazidis are suffering and being killed, and even now the Yazidis are suffering
We cannot smile when clapping for her , since we feel her sadness and her feeling inside. She cannot smile. May Allah SWT takes your sadness
The Last Girl by Nadia Murad
I watched a 60 Minutes episode about her and she has an genuine strength about her. They showed her return to her old village.
"Dear Mother, my poor Mother." Is what she said when she went to the mass grave where her mother and many family members are buried. She left a copy of her Nobel Peace Prize at the site.
She is an amazing person ♥️💚
I am crying😭
She's been through a lot of pain & her community also yet how bravely she delivered speech 👏
P.S May ALLAH bless you always
You are the epitome of will power and determination madam!!! May you and your community get justice for all the atrocities faced and let tomorrow be peaceful not only for Yazidi community bht also for the entire mankind!!! With prayers ❤️🙏
Wow, well spoken without looking at her written essay. ❤❤❤ few times, but overal just eye contact
This woman has felt and seen so much pain, that all the clapping does not phase her.
I just finished her book and this is the year 2022. While I applaud her in every way, I fear that what she went through in 2014 is continuing to happen to women and children in Afghanistan and probably in many other regions in the Middle East, and what is the world doing about it?
In the end, she only wants her mother. Watch her very first interview with 60 Minutes, she broke down asking for her mother. No matter what the world gives Nadia, as long as it's not real peace and the end of violence and war (and leaders of the world milking it) even the Nobel will soon be worthless.
The kind of arabic she is speaking is sooooooo beautiful!!!! I wish I could speak it
I had GOOSEBUMPS the whole time till she was talking about her triumph to Freedom💘🙏✌
Tanks
She has just been banned from speaking by the Canadian education board who worried that her story would encourage islamohobia. Canada you are revolting.
Nadia you are a brave person and deserve the Nobel peace prize for talking about what has happened to you and your family and all yazidis you are an inspiration
A brave lady having herself lived with torturous life is thinking of the well being of those under a similar situation 🙏🙏🙏
may she live in everlasting peace and happiness.
her speach made me clap for her. what an amazing speech. she truely deserved the nobel prize.
Iam from iraq and i fell hes speech deep in my bones because i live the problem 😔😔😔
I am from Bangladesh i fell her speech deeply i prey for him
I kinda feel ashamed of every time I joked about being dead inside I didn’t know what it meant until I saw this, until I read about her horror in the last girl
Agree, her face expressions after the speech OMG
May Allah bless her soul 💔
Love from India🙏 You deserve massive respect🙏
I want to apologise to her for the pain caused to her by humans. I hope human beings start having basic human decency and feelings.
❤😔🙏🙏
Heart touching emotional speech
i cried, just could not hold it
Heart breaking shame on humanity bless her her speech was so articulate
This young womans message is an eternal wish. Just to voice her message out that people need to hear. Indomitable spirit & courage. Non acceptance of injustice. Oh yes. I support that cause eternally too. I think it is difficult to accept sometimes we are all part of humanity. What happened to her community, could really be anywhere. Just different players. Good for her, not backing off to the evil ones actions. So sad the plight of refugees & the crisis, even now.
Great and sad story- event in history! Over 1 million Iraqi Christians fled Iraq since 2003 due to persecution and suffering, and over 40,000 of them still refugees trying to reach a nation.
You deserve the highest place in paradise. Your story breaks my heart I hope from the bottom of my heart that you will find peace someday. You are such a strong women, I respect you so much. God bless you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great and very impactful speech.
Her courage is worth emulating and inspiring.
The whole world watched while this happened...
God bless you Nadia. May you find your missing family, may you return some day to your farm, and plz dont give up on your dream and go to beauty school when the time presents. Im hoping the best for youand the Yazidi ppl. ❤️
those who suffers, knows the pain! On one side where several independent nations now take their independence for as granted, there are still many who haven't even tasted it! I wonder if one day I could be the part, even a small part to make this world a better place because there is still too much to be done! I wonder what a place this earth would be of all the evils are vanished, when there would no longer be any fight remaining, where each and every life would be respected!
Its only exists in a dream...fairyland
Can u imagine what somebody feel after losing six brothers together??
Dear Nayak I am crying
Completely shattering!
Even worse when she saw the isis millitans with a sword full off blood when they beheaded theyre family
her mother too
Total respect for you. Love from UK 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Long live Nadia Murad, goddess Durga bless you.Your well wisher from India.
Searched this video while reading her book "The Last Girl" 😢😢😢.....just wanted to hear her voice .......perhaps now I will hear her soft voice while reading !!....
We love you Nadia
Ann Frank of today's date. She should write a book like "Ann Frank diary" and every girl in the world should read it like have read "Ann Frank diary" to remember the sufferings, torture of woman in the hands of the evil.
She has written a book.
The Last Girl by Nadia Murad
God bless you
Most of Iraqis girls look like Anne Frank see their faces
God Bless you Nadia! & continually protect & restore you & The Yazidis in every way! I pray justice for all your pain & suffering!! You have conquered the evil with your GOOD! ❤😘❤😘
Nadia😭😭😭
Wow, she is so confident and poised.
She has a strong soul.
her 60 minutes interview broke me
God bless you
I advocate peace,I support nadia
Ett tips.
Läs boken "Den sista flickan" skriven av Nadia Murad.Boken är manuset till filmen "Sabaya" som kommer på biograferna 19/11 och på tv jan/februari.
Nadia fick Nobels fredspris för boken som är en dokumentär om hennes liv som en "Sabaya".LÄS DEN!
I'm proud you Nadia Mourad.
So sad that this only has 6,300 likes. We have to show solidarity with the minorities of Muslim countries. We must not be complicit through silence.
We must call out the WOKE who are complicit with these crimes not only through their own silence but by silencing the voice of the victims for fear of offending Muslims. The Muslims are the ones who have to hear that it is the Islamist ideology of people like ISIS that is behind these crimes both in Islamic countries and here in the west. We must denounce the actions of people like Helen Fisher Superintendent of the Toronto District School Board who cancelled Nadia's talk to students in Canada.
This kind of silencing of the victims of this ideology is complicity, it is covering up, it is belittling the trauma of victims like Nadia who have escaped and covering up the scale of those who are still victims of groups like ISIS and Al Shebab etc. They are still committing these crimes of genocide. Governments like the government of Nigeria are also complicit with these kinds of genocides because the police and the army and the government are in the hands of Muslims and the attacks on the villages of minorities are not being investigated and no attempt is made to stop it, let alone give back the land taken to the descendants or relatives of those murdered in the attacks.
My heart got melt after reading her book 📖 😪
bravo...we all should do something concrete to bring peace in the world.
Nadia Murad is a true prophet of ethnic sobriety. Let Yazidi culture safeguarded. Wishing peace and invoking non violence let all the races be sobre
I’m very sorry and so moved by this lady’s troubles she had to face
I pray for this women and may God Bless her with a happy life!!!
Thank you for this wonderful speech 🙏🏻
I've known one Yazidi for a long time, and I think their Yazidi religion/culture is very much similar to Hinduism, India should help these Yazidis and settle them in India. 🙏
Similarities in a sense:
1. Yazidis worship God 'Melek Tawwus' (In Hinduism known as 'Kartikeya', Peacock symbols both have)
2. April 14 Yazidi New Year (Hindu New Year also)
3. They made a mouth sound in their celebration (In Hinduism known as 'Ululudhvani, Ululation')
4. Yazidis have a symbol similar to Bindi or Tilak during temple prayer, very similar to Hindu forehead custom.
5. Does fire ritual (Very common in Hinduism and core of Zoroastrianism)
6. Yazidis do not circumcise, a very rare thing in the Arab culture (Hindus also do not circumcise).
7. Prays with folded hands (Just like the Hindus).
8. Believe in a recurring birth and death cycle (Dharmic philosophy of 'punar janam' or reincarnation)
9. The oil lamps called 'Sanjakas' that the Yezidis use are very similar to 'Arti' used in the Hindu culture for worship.
10. The Yazidi temple shrines or 'Lalish' are of pyramid structure, which are quite similar to Hindu Temple architecture.
11. Yazidis pray at sun rise and sun set, just like Hindus. Both face the rising or setting sun when praying to sun.
And these are just a few similarities, I'm pretty sure there are many more, we just need to re-establish the broken links, I believe Yazidis were once linked with Hindus of the Indian peninsula but got separated because of natural calamities and Islamic Invasions and Influence.
God bless all
This women !
Nadia is a true hero.
May God help you and set you free
she is not Kurdish she is yezidi it's different... i read her book "Last Girl" reminded me of similar stories i heard from Armenians... Armenians understand her plight... for 100 years now they have been fighting for recognition of the carefully planned genocide which wiped 1 million and half Armenian and confiscated their lands while Turkey goes unpunished and has the arrogance of denying it ever happened while German, american and British archive are full of visual and written evidence of the hideous crime... Can u even imagine how much Denial hurts especially when it's condoned by superpowers? Yes, all criminals whomever they are, should be brought to justice... the least we can do if we are human and believe in a just world!
I also read her book and come to understanding that she does not concider herself as a kurd, but a Yezidi that speaks Kurdish as mother tongue. Can you explain why?
Julie Mourad there is 40,000 yezidis living in Armenia it’s the largest minority in our country
We are blood brothers and sisters with Yezidis
@@NouziMora only you call it Kurdish, we call it Yezidi (ezdayî)
Nadia, I get my strength from you!
me tooo
As a yazidi my self its heartbreaking to wach this
I am humbled....
World community should help them
Nadia Murad for yazidi people IS SO good thanks Nadia Murad Me to yazidi people Nadia Murad Like My Big SiSter, s👍🌹😢✌️ Merheba 🤝👏
I, MA look Nadia Murad SO SAD ME TO SAD BECAUSE MANY YAZIDI PEOPLE DIE WE NEED HELP 💔😔🖤
God Bless You.
Brave girl..you are real fighter respect from India ♥️🙏
She is beautiful and brave
Great Nadta. We love you. Great, Thanks. 💝✌🏼
As a person of the Yazidi component or belief, I was subjected to genocide that led to my displacement several times and caused the destruction of my life, as well as the lives of many people of the Yazidi component, and this caused continuous migration for fear of kidnapping and captivity of women and children and the killing of men and the elderly by ISIS. ISIS or the so-called Islamic State does not accept what does not correspond to their ideas and beliefs. They also kill or kidnap anyone who disagrees with their opinion and religion. The Yazidi component has been subjected to many campaigns of genocide because of their being Yazidis, and there are still many attempts to end it by the Islamic community or what is known as the Islamic State, ISIS. The Yazidis are a component and a people who love freedom, justice, human rights and nature. Thank you, Nadia Murad, for speaking about all inhumane crimes with such courage, and thank you for the listeners