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you can really see when the Iranian Revolution happened
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Iranian Devolution
do they have a choice not to cover their hair at oil
No, they don't have a choice. they would go to jail if they don't cover their hair (at least partially)
*Muslim Invasion.....To be correct...
This to me is the most powerful shows how big of social changes can happen in just one decade.
Peter Eli I believe there were some strong sympathies towards promise of simple religious life at early 80s. The rest was just people regaining their memories.
tosheatower not a even a decade, the revolution happened on 1979 in one year it all changed.
tosheatower it's rather ironic how the USA supported the overthrowing of democratic Shah and the establishment of the Islamic Republic.
pangpengmaster Oh look! It's a troll!
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It makes me sad & angry at the same time. I'm iranian, and i hate the fact we are forced to wear hijab. Iran used to be so beautiful and peaceful... but now... i just hate being in here
You got this🥺 man ham irani hastam vali khoshhalam ke madar va pedaram oomadan alman va man inja bedonya oomadam :(💖
@@parisaparsakia8589 behtarin tasmimi bud ke gereftan vaqean shanse bozorgi avordi. Oza alan tu iran eftezahe o hey badtar mishe. Good for you🥺
Bring back Zoroastrianism!
If u r Iranian I want to ask some questions
@@MyFather7865 ok ask
Iranian women are so beautiful.
Thank you😊
All women are beautiful
@@LenkaAryaGrowler you arer right
❤
@@LenkaAryaGrowler lol no
I found this really scary, how suddenly they start covering and makeup just disappears - it's such a contrast!
I love this series, it's really interesting and also educational - thank you :) x
Feels like -I went to Iran in a minute and saw whole 100 years... :)
It was like watching evolution of makeup backwards...
Ah, what?
They have always covered up.. this video is wrong, I mean think about before the 19th century.. OR think about the persians for example, just don't find it scary as these ladys will soon see through religion and will soon see that they are there own person.. the women will control the way they dress they will have a women a pressident, I only hepe so anyway, but they must keep there beautiful culture!
in the 1980s there was the Iranian Revolution and women were and still are forced to cover their heads
My mom is Iranian and although I never visited Iran, I have seen my mom's pictures from the 70s and 80s and the video rightly captured most of the style of that era. Iranian women have a distinct charm and I am glad that I at least was fortunate to manage to have at least half of this heritage!
Where your dad comes from?
@@maryam.marocc7044 arab
Gulnaaz Afzal I hope u can visit Iran in the future
@@mehrdad7144 Naaa she's indian
@@bunny6886 evet, güney Azerbaycan galiba
with everything happening right now in Iran, I remembered this powerful video and I hope all the Iranian women out there stay strong and keep fighting for the rights that they deserve✊🏼 it pains me that so many individuals have to put their life at steak just to have their voices heard, but an evolution happened before and another one is happening now..and I hope they’ll be able to get through this with success and hope for a brighter future💪🏼 keep fighting Iran and don’t give up for what women deserve
For Nika... and the many other women who have been targeted and killed by injustice.
How is this video powerful? It's a testament to the stupidity of the Iranian people. She went from a hijab to freedom, to a hijab again in 1979. Why? They had American instituted freedom with the Shah of Iran from 1941-1979 until the IRANIAN PEOPLE overthrew him for the ayatollahs and held our people hostage for 100+ days in the process. So sorry, I disagree. It shows just how stupid they really are and now expect the US (whom they violently kicked out for a theological dictatorship) to rescue them from their own choice. Sheer stupidity and entitlement.
@@shimmer4771 Recent polling inside Iran resoundingly refutes your assertion. More than half the Iranian youth want to leave the country. over 77% see no prosperity in Iran. 64% say the government is too draconian. Please check facts before you speak. You're emoting, deal in reality. Regardless, I'm absolutely fed up with those entitled folks demanding my income and children be sacrificed on the alter of their failures and bad decisions.
@@shimmer4771 While I 100% agree US we shouldn't be sending money/troops to any country that aren't a direct threat to us your entitlement is amazing. No country is entitled to trade with us, no country is entitled to use our dollars, no country is entitled to use our financial systems. The US has every right to take that away at any time for any reason or no reason at all. If you think you're being "profiled" here...easy solution...LEAVE! You are emoting, you're providing no facts. You're making broad assertions on profiling at airports. I get searched all the time at the airport. The searches are random by law. I wish they were allowed to profile, it'd be far more effective. 9/11 terrorists would not have been stopped by searching 90 year old grandma who's lived here all her life. They would have been stopped by effective profiling. Nevertheless, stop projecting your own bigotry onto everyone else. At the core of your claims is that based on the DHS employee's race/religion you think they're doing something wrong. That says more about you than it does them.
@@shimmer4771 You do emote. You've yet to cite a single objective fact. I don't agree with the patriot act. You're misquoting the fourth amendment probably without even knowing which amendment it is. It's "unreasonable" search and seizure, not "unusual". Now you're making historical arguments that have absolutely nothing to do with you. You're not a slave, you've never been a slave, I would be surprised if anyone in your lineage has been given less than 15% of the entire American population owned them and less than 13% of all slaves destined for the Western Hemisphere went to North America. Either way it has absolutely nothing to do with you. You are looking at the world through the lens of race. That is uniquely African *American*. Go to any other western country and they don't think like you even though every country, culture, and civilisation in the history of the world has owned slaves. America is unique on this front as it was the first country to decide this is wrong and not only have a war with the Democratic Party here to end it but also have global wars to end slavery all over the world. You're welcome
So the grandmas of today in Iran were more modern than the children
Yes, basically
No, they just weren't forced to wear hijabs. And women now are alot different even though they're forced to wear hijabs
So I'm from Iran and my grandma is very modern but we're modern than
The children from Iran are very kind, open and accepting. Know no Iranian granmas to compare it to but don't think that what the government wants reflects the Iranian youth. Greetings from a swiss guy who met many Iranians
:)) it's kinda true
I'm iranian and that 1980's one made me tear up.
me too.
ThatOneAsianBroChick you do know the relatives of hitler are basically refusing to keep their bloodline going correct?(no more children from them.)And you do know the alt right seems to hate hijabs and Islam in general? Why would they force hijabs in people when they don’t even like it?
@ThatOneAsianBroChick define alt right for me.. can you? Or is it just a label you use for anyone that doesnt think like you?
@ThatOneAsianBroChick also 95% of what you just said describes exactly the far left... if you fail to see that it is because you are it.
Please don't talk cause clearly you haven't read the history about the revolution in Iran.
ok so people are asking what happened after 1980, lemme just clear a few things up:
-The Islamic revolution happened in 1979. An Islamic leader overthrew the monarchy and it all seemed like an okay idea back then but as time went on we realised this revolution caused a great deal of bullshit to happen. Not to mention the lack of freedom and oppression of the civilians by our shitty government, all under the name of Islam.
-The majority of Iranians were Muslim before the Islamic revolution happened. They didn't suddenly become Muslim after 1980 (and a lot of them wore Hijab too)
-The reason you see the women wearing Hijabs after 1980 is simply because after the Islamic revolution, there were laws enforced onto all women which required them to cover themselves in public, whether they liked it or not
-So what you see in the video is basically how a woman in Iran presented herself in public throughout the decades
-After 1980, you see their HIjab style loosening up as the Iranian women found new ways to be fashionable and showcase their beauty despite the limitations of the Islamic dress code. (Because us Iranian girls take good care of ourselves and we can look fabulous no matter what gets in our way ;* )
-Also... disclaimer: the Iranian government may call itself "the islamic republic" but in my opinion they are in no way representative of Islam because under Islamic law you are not allowed to force a woman to wear a HIjab, you are not allowed to arrest her for not wearing one, you are not allowed to invade people's privacy and take their satellite dishes from their homes etc. etc. all of which the Iranian government does to their own people.
(So next time you insult a religion without knowing its actual teachings, think... Maybe it's not the religion. Maybe it's the people in power doing evil deeds in the name of religion.)
-Thank you, a Muslim Iranian woman
very enlightening. learned more from your comment than I did in my time in Uni. Thank you for sharing.
PerrrsianCat A lovely comment. Thank you :)
SnorkFlirt who specifically are you talking about here? please elaborate
I think by forcing woman to wear hijab will make the woman want to not wear the hijab. We have to wear the hijab purely from our hearts and positive motivation from others
preach girl!
My whole family is from Iran and they have always told how Iran used to be very opening and very kind to anyone who would come there but now it’s a wreck. If only it would go back to its original state. It would for the better 🇮🇷✨💖🥺
@k k excuse me. Islam has nothing. To do with this. And stop talking like christianity is the one and only true religion. I repeat. Islam has nothing to do with this. Idiots.
@k k that doesn't give you a reason to insult my religion.
@k k aight everyone here has got the wrong idea from I said and I admit that this was pretty wrong since my perspective has changed over the year but I see that yall just keep bashing Islam like?????? If iran actually followed Islam's rules yall would be living much better but unfortunately, the government pretty much just bent and twisted the original rules into these chaotic rules that resulted into what's happening in conclusion: Islam isn't the same thing that Iran is following they are lying and claiming it's their motive. Thank you.
@k k also you don't need to insult my religion. So stop trying to pick up a war. Why do you think 2020 is like this.
@@silenceleafs-sc2gy anywhere islam goes is chaos and it's a pretty funny religion when you read the quran and hadiths just listen to the Arabian Prophet
I got tears in my eyes when they showed 1980. It’s such a tragedy, man those, who helped the Revolution at that time and regret it now, be damned forever.
cry more
This has shown me how ignorant I still am about much of human history. I am constantly learning but I had no idea that Iranian women had more of a western style for several decades.
Not your fault bro. Media's...
I'm just glad you know now.
Yeah, Afghanistan has the same situation in that clothing/hair developed in a western style for several decades but then after extremist groups took over the style changed to a traditional one. You should really look more into middle eastern history, it's very interesting and very different from what you've probably seen in the media.
Reza Shah banned hijab for several years starting from the mid 1930s in Iran, so women who wore hijab outside would be arrested. They were forced to stay inside their homes for many years and couldn't even go to the grocery store or go see family. Some of the one's who wanted to go outside had to take off their hijab.
Grace Brielle
People still walked around in chadors. What the hell are you talking about/
she looks like a mix of angelina jolie and salma hayek
+Alejna Aba No
+Hamed Hosseini yes?
What?
+Alejna Aba this chick is gorgeous
+Alejna Aba Even though I believe Salma is beautiful, I must say that this Iranian woman is gorgeous!! And yes, she reminded me of Salma, just a little reminder..... :)
Who else is here because of what happened recently in Iran? 😭💔
Don't worry we will remake this video.
#mahsaamini
Our revolution is still going stong ✌🏻 Iran will be free very soon
She has such tender facial expressions, she literally glows in every era
The model is soooo pretty!!!
I disagree. I think with make-up she looks good. Her natural face wasn't very attractive though. I think make-up should be done away with. Won't get into why, it's complex.
sure
Antipathy17 Hate to disagree with your disagreement, but she has a very pretty natural face. It's pathetic that society has been brainwashed into thinking natural beauty can be beautiful, because I honestly thought she was more pretty without all the heavy eye makeup
I prefer more natural of a look but here I think we just disagree because of preference. I just am not into her look.
ang del no
Next, you should do 100 years of Chinese beauty. The styles have really changed over the years
I'd really like to see Korean or British
YES!!!!!!!!
Just a random reply, but yes!!! Any type of asian beauty would do because i think it's so pretty, especially in that video buzzfeed did with the traditional look, but i'm also slightly biased towards chinese since that's what i am.
Oh and any male version would be cool! Love your videos!!
They could do 1,000 years of Chinese beauty! Or more... those Tang Dynasty hairstyles were crazy.
that would be beautiful!
Her face drop in 1980s like a caged bird 🥺
I hope Iranian women will live free again soon
💙 from 🇬🇷
Free as per the definition of liberalism?
@@mrjoe9545 free of patriarchy and religion's madness
@@ekfylobifteki so what's wrong with patriarchy from an evolutionary perspective? Considering there's no such thing as religion/God and only the natural world.
@@mrjoe9545 women are equal to men. You need to keep up with the 21st century
Thank you❤🌹💙
I showed this video to my mother and her sister and they started tearing up.
Awwww are they feeling sentimental about some era?
+Nilo Khanali Wait, what? Why? I don't see how this video is sad...
+Kidiu skip to 0.40. My mother and her siblings were forced into extreme religion - at least in public. That's why she teared up - because she saw it all again in this video.
+Kidiu Just look at the dressing styles, dramatically different since 1979, they had to experience the full head covering from a highly westernized style, highly secular to state religion.
+Nilo Khanali *cryin in allahu akbar
this model has a really stunning jawline. i really hope that doesnt sound weird, it's just very eye-catching
that's just an american(US) thing ... its because the things you eat in murica... people from there are not really like that.. they have a different diet!
+Mühafaka "u need to eat in America" to become obese? "People like that are not there" yes they are. I've actually Ben to most middle eastern countries including Iran and u would be surprised.
***** ... you probably say this without any kind of basis .... I say that because I analysed many people and it seem to be a specific diet since childhood that creates that discrepancy in the jaw line to be more predominant... And the only conclusion is that you have some kind of food that produces that malformation... meaning when you chew it, the muscles tend to produce those tendencies of that given shape :)
+Mühafaka Lola that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard. The way you eat can effect your jawline. Ha! So if I choose to eat Mcdonald's one day instead of broccoli will my jawline become disfigured??
Alexis Plummer ... that takes time... like 5-20 years to see a difference of similarity ... or another reason that I didn't mention and I should have had was the way people talk in each country and language... especially americans with a certain accent or a region of your country might have a stronger or a lesser jaw line.. :) ... For example if you don't believe what I just told you... there are people that have a simetrical face if they sleep with their face pointing to the sealing.. than sleeping on sides.. for example you can try to sleep for a year on one of your sides and you will see one side of your face will look better than the other side ... it took me more than an year to repair that :)
One of the most beautiful women I’ve ever seen.
Same
Meh
@@tomshariat4167 how is that creepy lmao
@@tomshariat4167 So calling someone beautiful is creepy? Since when?
@@tomshariat4167 Can you be less annoying?
Greeting from Poland 🇵🇱 to all Iran 🇮🇷 women’s ❤️
l like polish guys 😍
1930's-1970's
I was not expecting that! Cool. I learned something new. :)
I'm really glad I found this video, it taught me more than I thought it would.
(Especially the replies on this comment! Awesome history lessons.)
***** Cool. So much history I didnt know of. :)
***** that was the period which Americans used to work there. They start leave Iran after 1979s for political and religious troubles in Iran. I don't know if the American presence conditioned the use or not of the hijab, but surely they conditioned the hairsyles
***** It used to be a democracy until the 20s, when we put the monarchy in place.
***** Try reading a book once in a while. You might learn something.
***** Thanks.
I remember talking with a older woman who was born in Afghanistan and I was surprised how fashionable and outrageous she was. She told me that in her country when she was young they had more freedom. She said when she was a teenager she was able to wear what she want without fear it's just recent years with the Taliban that cause all this oppression to her homeland.
That's true. My mother comes from Iraq and she told me that when she was young she could wear shorts and skirts and it was not a problem. The government and all the shit going on now, destroyed this freedom.
yafuga imani i thought iraq needed freedom from america????lol
*****
Actually the Red Army of the USSR secured the modernization of Afghanistan by supporting the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan in their fight against the Islamic Mujahdeen, which were supported by the Americans.
Atal Habibi Everyone need freedom from America xD
***** not true.
I’m 1/4 Iranian and I really wish my grandfather had shared the culture and language. My mother never was allowed to learn Farsi or much about Iran and it’s been very frustrating for her (and me as well) to not know a significant part of her identity.
The one thing he made sure of is that everyone in the family have an authentic Persian rug.
Why she has been not allowed?
Iranian people are one of the most beautiful people I've ever seen
I'm glad that the 2009 protests were acknowledged, as well as how currently Iranian women are rebelling against the status quo.
Fernando Cázares has happeneds
So you admit that the Iranians as the status quo support their govt, hypocrite fuck?
Iran has a great history, but unfortunately we live in the worst times of Iran. I hope things change and we will rebuild Iran
I hope so bro. You should proud of your country. Your country is one of the most beautiful country in the world. I'm sure something will be changed in Iran soon.
Yes bro i hope
it's a crying shame what the daesh did to Persian Syria. The priceless artifacts that were destroyed, humanity weeps.
jformaldehydem
Syria isn't Peraian, dude!
I hope too
1980's was a funeral for Iran.
FACTS (im iranian)
You can blame America for that.
@@PurryPeach Can't you wear cultural clothing?
It was. The new Islamic regime took Iran's society backwards. Before the revolution, everyone wanted to visit Iran and pretty much every country on the planet accepted them. After, no one wants to visit Iran as much, and we have a relatively weak passport.
@@avesta5390 yeah true..
The fact is that Iranians are one of the most stylish people in the world.
(also, from a person who loves styling hair) they always have really healthy hair??? It’s almost always a course rich black…
And here I am looking like a disaster with my “I lived in a log for 20 years wavy hair…”
i'm concerned about some of the comments here that sounded like putting on a hijab is a bad thing. Just because they stopped being westernized it doesn't mean that they are being oppressed. I actually like how they maintained this aspect of their culture and even managed to make it look fashionable
Except they were oppressed during that time period. Does the hijab make them oppressed? No. But it signifies the huge shift in govt. that resulted in oppression.
You should also consider that when the pro-western leader of Iran was overthrown, women lost the ability to file for divorce and child custody, and legal marriage age went down from 18 to 9.
Anthony Yang Is it still age 9?
SeqZZ unclear, but definitely not 18.
Kim Aboy It required that they wear it. It is not an option, or a choice reflecting freedom. It's mandatory.
She is SO beautiful!
100% agreed. Flawless beauty.
veronicaandvanessa shee looks like cobie smulders from HIMYM
veronicaandvanessa She totally has a Persian beauty :) As a Persian myself I could tell that she's Persian in half a sec
The hijab covering getting relaxed is the most uplifting part
@BHAGWAN ajeeb hain bhai, musalmaan ajeeb log hain
@ayaan ahmad i live in iran and cops do sth and it can influance women's career in iran 😐
boy oh boy if my motherland was free, you'd all see how gorgeous it really is
Afghanistan is more beautiful 😍🇦🇫
@@Healthandstrength57 Afghani and persian women both are very beautiful .....kind of same look....... esp the arch of their dark thick eyebrows .
Fun fact: Where I'm from Iranian women were historically considered the epitome of beauty. Long thick sleek black hair pale skin, thin dark eyebrows Long thick black eyelashes and thin lips. Part of the reason is because in the early 1900's and late 1880's muslim scholars, came here to spread islam naturally they brought they're wives, and since they were considered so "exotic" and "elusive" mostly because they have very different features from the people here...
😭😭💕I'm already in love with y'all! So beautiful
a zoroastrian! hello!
Finally, some accurate depiction of Iranian women by western media
***** Don't mention it :)
Seems the 1960’s hit hard =EVERYWHERE=
I know, always that and the 80s.
A little out of left field, but I love your profile pic, I'm a huge fan of Kuvshinov Ilya's art too.
Ikr hairspray was the shit 😭😂😂😂
Biter no. the 80's was the ONLY good decade lol
She’s so beautiful I forgot what video I was watching, I just stared into her eyes for a minute straight and it ended.
After hearing the recent news about Iran's hijab laws, I hope things get better for them
I just saw this video and proceeded to go through my family's old pictures from the 30's and on in Iran. It really shows the roller coaster of a journey Iranian people, specially women, have gone through in the past 100 years. Great job guys.
***** You and your crew should be proud of all your videos. It's clear that a lot of hard work goes into every one of them. Its always interesting to look at the different societal classes and how they looked at one particular time, specially in a pretty economically and religiously divided Iran. but as always. Great Job!
***** That's amazing!
i dont know why but in her eyes is like a constant sadness
Maybe she is sleepy
Cut to 2022 and there are protests in Iran today after a woman was killed in police custody for not wearing their head covering properly. Hopefully the 1950-60 will make a comeback.
Nah, women should be required to wear it. America needs to mind their business. Besides, the Natives had their land stolen from them.
@@shimmer4771 Why should they be required to cover their hair? That's the stupidest rule I've ever heard
@@flochforster22 No. It's not. That's a religious rule. Those countries are govern by religion. It's not dumb. At least they're not running around naked.
@@shimmer4771 nice whataboutism using the past to make excuses for the atrocities you cavemen still commit in 2022. Maybe men in your country can mind THEIR own business and they won't be hated by the rest of the planet or get fingered everytime at airport security ;)
The only reason people like you get so defensive when people talk about freedom is because you have no qualities, skills or traits that would make you desirable to any educated free woman. Also I'm not American and pretty much every country on the planet has the same opinion about you. Some even wipe you people out(china) so your oppressive culture doesn't spread and infect theirs(not saying it's right but this is what people think of your 'rules')
@@ibendover4817 I am in the U.S.
And the fact is Iranian people are beautiful both inside and out. I just love them and would love to visit there once in my life. Lots of love to all the Iranians from India. 💖💖💖💝💝💝
I think you've added an extra k in your name
@@shubhamtyagi2901 Not at all. That is the Sanskrit way of writing akanksha.
They went back in time
+icecool222 may you please explain why? I read a thousand splendid suns and I got so confused why some people of the Middle East were upset with the US.
+LeeAnn Brookes the US could never mind it's own business
US gave financial support for the extremist rebels because their government was getting close to the URSS
well done america
so just because they want to wear the headscarf they went back in time? that's pretty racist of you to judge them like that just cause they don't wanna wear western clothing.
tbh this girl slays so much she even kinda rocked that unibrow at the beginning
Does anyone notice that every decade since 1990 they show more hair?
That's iranian womens fight for freedom
@@jj-dt8fk no its not lol, its been like that since 1979 too, its just that Iranians in general were far more religious during the revolution so more women chose to wear the hijab without showing hair. iran has always been far more lenient than saudi arabia or other monarchies.
@@lemortedbrian6070 of course but hijab is forced on iranian women,if iranian women dressed up like they do right now, 30 years ago they would've faced extreme legal consequences,but each year they're fighting against it and are getting closer and closer to end forced hijab,last year several girls took off their white scarfs,wrapped it around a stick to make a white(peace )flag and they stood on one of the most important squares in tehran and waved their flags,with their hair free in the wind in order to protest forced hijab,this has always been a fight for freedom and equality
@@lemortedbrian6070 No, it's because the government was far more restrict about hijab early after the revolution than today. At first, they were some restrictions for men too. Nowadays the government doesn't care as much.
yea bro and every other retard in this comment section keeps acting like it's gotten "worse" over time. things have been liberalizing since the post Iran Iraq War era, but none of these people want to face facts. they just keep believing shah propanganda.
Please read. I live in Iran, Where I was born, a woman cannot have even her most natural right Like the type of clothing, the right to sing and even the right to ride a bike Yes, it is true, name of this place is Iran Maybe European Muslims may have only restrictions on schools and jobs But in Iran, women, even non-Muslim women, should wear headscarves Just because they believe women's hair stimulates men's sexuality Just as you want everyone to choose their own cover, we also want to choose our own cover in our own Iran and according to our own taste.Women in Iran have been humiliated for forty years
@Ertugrul No, but there are many atheists in Iran If statistics are taken, I think we may have the first country with a large percentage of atheists in the Middle East Of course, many atheists in Iran believe in God, but they do not believe in any religion Some people who were formerly Muslims but no longer believe in Islam claim that the government of the Islamic Republic has shown the true face of Islam. Of course, at this point, I do not know if their claim is true or not But I myself am a Muslim, but I accept Islam in a different way, and I believe that there is no hijab, Homosexuals marriage is not a sin
@Ertugrul I was born into a Sunni family and I am not a Shiite And I know that these things are not allowed in Islam But these are not in the Islam that I believe in. These are in the Islam that the mullahs preach And that homosexuality has been proven not to be a disease, and that is why common sense judges that homosexuality is not a sin And hijab also means considering hair as sexual, which is an insult to women. Islam, like Christianity and Judaism, may have been distorted by the Humans
@Ertugrul No statistics have been collected yet, but I think there may be 20% or more atheists in Iran Of course, this is my opinion and it is not valid at all
@@gomishancitygg4532 dude, you can't be atheist and believe in god. Atheism is not believing in any god or religion. When you say "they believe in God but have no religion", it means agnostic.
@@samiranasser6713 No, agnostic is being uncertain about god. You're talking about deism.
As a Persian, the 1980s really hits me
Why?
Sara because it was when the freedom of Iranian women was stolen from them by a corrupted government and horrible revolution
Sara and also in 1980s the regime had a lot executed people for very simple problems,ww3 (Iran Iraq war) ,that’s means how this regime is nasty and need be fail !!!
Doovy Rules Me too, also nice pfp hehe
Don't worry USA will capture Iran like iraq to save Iranian people from bad leaders and will remove headscarfs
To all people who are talking about terms like 'inner beauty', 'their culture', 'They are beautiful in their own culture', blah blah blah.
Mandatory Hijab IS OPPRESSION simply because it IS MANDATORY. (Although I think in 90 percent cases voluntary hijab is also oppression by family or a regressed perverted society). It is ordered by the government and it is obviously against the human rights. Some of you are looking at other countries like an aquarium: "Let them have their own culture." "They are happy the way they are." "They were like this 200 years ago" ... If you think it is cool for women to be forced to cover their heads why don't you go and live there yourselves? If you say "it has been their culture for centuries.", don't you think slavery was an American culture? or cutting heads and hands and legs is culture of some miserable brainwashed terrorists? what about women circumcision?
Please don't tell me that I don't know about Iranian culture because I have born and lived there for 23 years. Even if hijab is choice of some people in Iran it doesn't make sense to make it mandatory for all.
u think 90% r oppressed why did they vote in 1979 Islamic government and kicked the puppet out
and what about the current elections that Iranian voted in they could not voted and sent a message saying this don't want this government but they did voted
and think about that vote was punch in west mouth
***** Leftists? You fucking idiot, they massacred thousands of us. Even the tudeh traitors who collaborated with the Islamists were massacred. We Communists fought to the very btiter end against the Islamist foe. We will fight them again.
i said current elections that Iranian voted in
Hassan the president
they could have not voted and sent a protest vote saying this don't want this government
but they did voted in Hassan
i think that vote was a punch in the western countries mouth saying that we will vote and continue to vote
N JAFO So? If Iranians knew they were oppressed, the government would collapse tomorrow. The same iwth slvaery. Part of oppression means consent by the oppressed. This does NOT justify it.
The fact is that the Iranian state has betrayed the people of Persia whose uprising against the Shah was an expression of CLASS war, the people of Iran who lived miserably in poverty and ignorance. What has changed? Nothing! The working people will know that Communism is true.
only iranians can says that their older generation were free than younger ones
How on earth are they free. Stop making the assumption that the more hair and skin you show the more freedom you have
The Shah government literally forced women to act “western” and shitted on their own cultural-religious practices in an attempt to “modern”
@@Person-tj2sw i m not only telling about hair covering, overall freedom of expression is worse in iran
@@Person-tj2sw I mean yes but they were not as worse as any other country at the time right? I feel as if America and any other country progressed from that mindset, while Iran regressed. That’s the main issue, it’s just getting worse and worse bro.
@@arvinddora5258 True but in your original comment you IMPLIED that the more hair and skin you show the more modern you are, which is what I disagree With. But yeah, freedom has gotten much worse
@@Person-tj2sw no no you mis undertood it 😅,it wasn't what i meant.
Actually, when I look at ancient Iranian women, I feel sad because they are so beautiful when they dress the way they really want.(Greetings from Turkey to Iran!!)😻😻💗
I’m not persian, but I hope one day I can visit and explore Iran 🇮🇷 and I know for a fact the people have a lot of hospitality ❤️
Ur welcome
You will love it
sepehr sharafi I am sure :)
You should do that, it's have many beautiful places, you're so welcome
lots of love from iran, you would be always welcome
Iranians are beautiful
Thanks a lot!!!!
+Mahyar mohamad No problem! :-)
+Hana Al-masahry hahaha that's true.. Anyway, I don't hate the people, but I hate their government. #tbh
+Abi me too I hate your government but I dont have anything against Saudis. Peace ;) !
+gunit8590 governments always suck :( but to get to know a country you must meet its people, and they mostly happen to be amazing human beings...it's just sad how the corrupt are always the ones leading the nations
Freedom to be who you are, Free Iran 🦁 ☀️
This is not the flag of Iran, it is the flag of the Islamic Republic. The flag of Iran is a lion and a sun
I love Iran and Iranians. 🇮🇷 They have an amazing country and civilization. I also would love to learn Farsi. May Allah bless them. Ameen. From Egypt 🇪🇬
Thank you 😊🙏🏻God bless Egypt too 💚
Allah is a 🐷
@@narges362f.u.c k Egypt
This is actually the saddest 109 years of beauty video of them all.
Why? Because of the hijab? But why is nobody talkig about 1930 when the Shah forced Muslim women to wear hats instead of hijab or else they’d get beat up?
Sahar Arash kos nagoo patiare
Sahar Arash most people don’t know about it, me included. And the reason why it’s sad is because the woman was becoming freer and more modernised but was cut down and this problem still persists *today*
@@sahararash6912 Shut up you brainwashed idiot. The Iranian revolution put that country back decades. It was the most progressive country in the middle east under the Shah. Now look at it.
@@tomjones5453 why are more women in the government now than under the shah? Why are more women educated in Iranian universities now than men? Why am I still allowed to live in Iran and be Jewish and not anywhere else around us? Wearing or not wearing one thing doesn't define how progressive a country is.
How she removes her headscarf and goes forward at the end - a powerful message.
Agreed
Modisty isnt bad, modisty does not mean sadness modisty is something beautiful
J
Rayan Mohamed, modesty is beautiful indeed. However, it should be a personal decision, women should not be punished for walking without a scarf. Women should not be thrown into jail and whipped for their pursuit of happiness and decision to express themselves and defend like-minders. It’s a freedom of one’s self expression 101, expressed in UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
And to clarify, Human Rights activists don’t want to take away rights of Muslim women, who chose to wear a scarf, we don’t want to force them to follow Western styles. But we want to give ones who had decided to uncover their heads (for any reason) the right to choose, maintain their choice and exist in a safe place, where there is nothing endangering them.
Thank you and may you have a good day.
@@bardtroyard yes i agree with u women shouldnt be punnished for making a decision god has the right to judge them but i just didnt like ur message at the start i thought u were trynna say that at the end it was better bc she got to show half of her hair, i also thought the model was being bias like when she was wearing the modist clothing she made a different expression, to me it looked abit of a sad expression theres nothing wrong with modestu but if it doesnt make someone happy let them wear whatever
Persian women are so beautiful. I hope they are free to choose what they wear in the near future.
Such a beautiful country and culture, reminds me of a movie called Persepolis. Thanks to this movie I started to get interested in this culture.
This made me tear up. I'm half Iranian and I have never been to Iran and I can't even speak the language but I love Iran so much. I'm also not a Muslim so I don't really understand but what I do know is that a lot of Iranian women wants their freedom back. Just look at how happy they look before 1980's. This is making me sad
Sarah Kereen they do have freedom lmao. More than other Muslim countries.
Pomegranate anaar their hijab is mandatory.
Pomegranate anaar no they dont lmao
Sarah Kereen all that happened because of United States.
Sarah Kereen she is a model wtf she is giving the expression the director wants how does she represent all of the women of iran?
everybody on here arguing about islam and the 1980s, and i'm just here like, ummm.... rock that unibrow, sistah!
lmao
Dear fellow Iranians, do not forget our history. Our homeland has often been under the yoke of Arabs but we have always managed to break free one day - and what's most important is that we do not forget who we are or to preserve our culture and heritage.
Rooting for you guys
That's 2000s look was just so beautiful..
It's so sad what has happened to Iran.
In 1953, Iran was on its way to became a developed democratic country. But UK and USA toppled its democracy and put the Shah in charge of the country.
@@madjames1134 true, where are you from
@@pouyaranjbar1383 I'm from Brazil.
@@madjames1134 ❤ bravo ❤ long live brazil
@@madjames1134 no Mohamad Reza shah Pahlavi was already leader of the country since 1941 but in 1953 the Soviets tried to install a communist regime with the aid of a Persian politician and ex Qajar dynasty member Mossqdegh but utterly failed as the people of Iran chose the monarchy instead of the communist mossqdegh dictatorship
Is she real? She is one of the most prettiest girls i have ever seen. Such Perfection
***** AND TURKS OF COARSE !!!! I am Arab, My grandmother is Turkish. Beautiful people. Let me edit my comment. I can't believe I forgot to put that in.
+theaverageteen99 the most beautiful women worldwide? all countries believe it
+theaverageteen99 Im not américan so what do turks mea?
+theaverageteen99 Yes she's real, I worked at Whole Foods with her.
+Arianna-Gabriele Marin is she actually iranian?
Let's just hope that the 2020s allow Iranian women to dress the way they like
LOL
yes!
age az goshnegi namiran :)))
I hope so.It's very hard
iranian here. no, it wont happen any soon. now wearing hijab is the least of our problems
2020 we need a new look 👍
Yeah
After watching the whole playlist, I noticed that girls from Germany and Italy smiled and laughed much much more, and girls from Korea and Iran smiled either politely or shyly, which portrays their countries very well. Whether this is intentional or not, this is magnificent, I love it very much. Please, do continue making these, they're amazing.
Im from Iran and 1980 makes me sad
Me too
@@sahararash6912 shut it arab pakistani
mehrdad 71 I’m Chinese actually
@@sahararash6912 lol
Sahar Arash You don’t understand that 1980s is tragic and because she is feeling sad and unhappy for freedom
Regardless of how she looks, you can't deny that Sabrina is the most beautiful girl i've ever seen.😍😍🖤🖤
Her jawline 😍
Iran's peaple are so beautiful
Am in love ❤💕
1980's almost makes me cry ....
parni iranin and proud Shut the fuck up you’re definetely not Iranian
Then cry if you’re soft sellout. You didn’t cry when the Shah forced Muslim women to take off their hijabs in 1930
@@sahararash6912 no you should shut your mouth you stupid little fucktard..islam has nothing to do with persians and their culture. this evil religion has raped this country so many times in history and its purpose was to destroy persian culture and ethnicity which they did but hopefully not all of it. your probebly the one that is not a true iranian cuz most of the young iranian generation today are growing tired of this shitlam of yours and their religious leaders.
DJ F.R. Nobody cares about your stupid fucking religion or opinion. Fuck off.
@nope yea but It wasnt islam at the first place...It was "Mazdayasna". the only reason the true persian religion and culture has changed was only because of arab muslims..actually persians were not the only victims..most of the countries in the middle east and africa has suffered from tyrant muslim religious leaders back then...so if you take a look back at history you'll notice that the problem is not the supreme leader of iran but its the whole religious islamic ideology that represents their identity.
1960's looked bomb, they should bring that back.
Bijan Ashtiani-Eisemann I love it 🥰 I liked 1970s is good for her 👩🏻🦱
Her skin is amazing
She has such healthy hair
I love how beautiful the way the model has displayed the history of Iran. Greetings from the USA!
She's one of the most beautiful people ive ever seen!! Wow
Elietty Devesa you are
Iranians are stunning! :) Very beautiful people.
thank you!!!
Thank youuuu!
I am proud with Iranian women, they courageously fighted and keep fighting for their rights.
as an iranian, this is sad af to watch
@Ertugrul meh i dont have any statistics. but those in favor of the government sure love "islam" from their point of view. some dont like the government but are still too stupid to not be religion. and some are just smart enough to not be religious and not like the government too. so, there are a variety of different ppl.
@Ertugrul LOL what?
1920's is the best but the 1980's is sad
+Yasmine Benaisa He's not saying it because of the hijab. He's saying it because of the force to have that hijab on.
I understand it's a different culture and all, but in some places woman have to wear the head things or awful things happen to them, that is why people are allowed to say they don't like it and that they shouldn't have to wear such a thing. I wish they had a choice in places...
Excuse me that is offensive as hell its fashion most if not all chose this
she's just wearing a hijab, it's her culture
Rielle Rodriguez That's not culture at all! It's a freakin Islamic dress code!
A women's character and attitude is what makes her special. Women shouldn't be judged on how they look or how useful they are.
I think Hijab is one of the best things to reveal the real beauty of a woman. Women in the west don't appreciate the beauty of their minds and souls enough.
***** stop pretending that men and women are the same and get real.
DarkShadow64 your avatar reveal you are totally unbiased
Rodrigo Vera who said that I'm not biased. I am biased and I think the Hijab is beautiful in a special way.
A woman doesn't need to walk around half naked to impress people.
***** Your avatar is amazing.
You are a moron
Thank you cut for making a video on Iran reallly love this video
woman. life. freedom.
i stand with my Iranian brothers and sisters
🇦🇲❤🇮🇷
l am kurdish and mehsa amini was a kurdish iranian woman
Iranians are so beautiful....the model here was looking pretty with each style...love from India
Sreelekha Sen I'm Indian too and I definitely agree!
After watching almost all of these videos, I've concluded that the 40's was just a beautiful era. From the Fashion, to the cars, and the music. Everything in the 40's just appeals to me.
expect the second world war
Except* lol Even that, historically speaking, is interesting. Is it beautiful in the since of a model, or car, no. But it does have a beauty in it's own Riech... Bad joke. Sorry.. lol But yea, I think it even has it's own appeal. War is never something that we should want to see in our life times, but something like that war is still neat.
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You'd be assuming incorrectly. I'm American. History is interesting. War is never a great thing, but it can be fascinating to read about. I'm obviously not the only one who thinks this way, other wise we wouldn't have so many movies, books, etc. about historical battles, wars, or what have you.
To me 40's and 50"s
Women Life Freedom
She’s so beautiful🥺🌸
The 1980's is so terribly sad. When women lost there choice in what clothing they wear. I hope in 2019 women stand up for themselves.
They been standing up for themselves forever, it's impossible you either die for protesting or get jail time.
@@eliza1826 My fault in wording (I know Iranian women tried). This probably doesn't make sense, but I have a feeling things are gonna get better (very slowly though).
doods hopefully but I dont have any Hope's soon I think maybe if there will be war that's the only time things might change.
@@eliza1826 This is a really uplifting article to read:
beta.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2018/07/23/womens-rights-are-advancing-in-the-middle-east-this-explains-why/?outputType=amp
@@supmaidoods8753 Washington post aka American propaganda? Lmfao.
WISH IRAN COULD GO BACK TO HOW IT USE TO BE 🇮🇷🌹✨
Why? I like it the way it is
Sara I don’t like nowadays in Iran it turned backwards and I wish Iran will be a secular country soon it’s sad 😔😢😢😢 Mullahs still ruling in Iran and life is not good
They have. The 10th century
Things are changing. The younger people are starting to return to more modern styles of thinking. You can even see that in the modern style of dress shown. Give it a decade or two. Iran was always different to the mid East as it was Persian not Muslim. Their culture will return as young generations tire of radical religion. My own western European country in Ireland spent the 20th century fearing and obeying a religous run society and by the 1980s people got fed up and now we are one of the most Liberal nations on earth. Yes we were European so it was easier to liberalise but I believe Iran will help lead the mid East to a more modern thinking in future decades.
and then become global and multicultural.
As an iranian who is living in iran: the islamic revolution was the most messed up sh!t happened to this country.
Lmaoo shushhhh, Iran was like poorest country with the Shah now it's the most dominating country in the middle east, Literally in every aspect now Iran is good, Ofc you won't like it coz you don't like modesty😂🤦
@antonio mostly because they were sanctioned by america
So you want to be under America's thumb?
@@redacted7060 oh no but are u happy about being Russia and China's puppet? Coz u dont seem to have any complains about it.
@@parisa4697 did Russia and china couped Iran because it's against their interest?
OMG SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL
If you haven't already, read Persepolis. Just - no - stop what you're doing, read Persepolis.
'Persepolis' is turned into an animated movie too. :)
+Ryan Q. I know! It's so good. :)
I usually hate graphic novels but I loved Persepolis
+Kristin Werstler you should also read embroideries its by Marjane Satrapi and it's hilarious! I loved Persepolis it was amazing :)
Yes, one of my favorite comic books and animated film! I read it for more than 5 times. It got me so interested in Iran, that I bought more political comic books about Iran.
Oh gosh, I love it when you upload these kinds of videos!!
She’s gorgeous.
When we hit the 60s that was the time of Empress Farrah.
honestly this was so emotional for me to watch, everything my father told me...through one video
+SargarmiBazar Canada but originally Iran
Did you parents went through that?
My father lived through the Islamic Revolution which had strict rules about not only women's hair being covered but also men being modest. But it was completely unreasonable
Forcing someone to dress and follow your ideas of being "modest" is not reasonable. To be honest people like you have no say in what other people wear and do.
Beautiful girl! With love from AZERBAIJAN!)
+Alex 1996 I totally agree with you, this Iranian woman is gorgeous!!!!
Sana da :) Türkiye den yazıyorum 😊
Alex 1996 she was beautiful?! i don't think!
i always see many better girls in street ahahah
1910 yes I got bullied for having unibrows and who whould've thought it was beauty standard once in Iran🙏🏽🤷🏽♀️
Wait till I inform you that once a mustache was beauty standard for women in Iran!
@@zarasaba7864 oh yeah I've read about this persian princess who by today's standard would be considered extremely hideous bc she was short round and hairy but in her time men killed for her beauty
Beauty standards in Iran are fucking absurd.
@@tasinal-hassan8268 WERE in 1910 😐
@@sonosam6190 Still is,to a certain degree. Iran is the nose-job capital of the world.
I love how she gives the same look at 1920 and at 2010! Go women in Iran!!