Arab Influencers, fakes and flakes #2
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cherryblues
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Now this might sound shocking so bear with me but not every girl on this thread cares about money. Believe it or not some of us are spoiled by our families alhamdulillah and some of us don’t even care about that stuff. To generalise every girl in here saying they’re just jealous because another women is being “spoiled” if that’s what you call it is just straight up childish.
TheWaldorfWay
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I dont see a problem with Fatma wearing the abaya and shaila if it was out of good intentions however she also posts with a turban and headscarf abroad implying she is a hijabi but in reality she is not.
A lot of people said she puts it on because thats the culture in UAE and would be accustoming herself to that but wouldnt she just take it off and post without it on social media or when shes abroad just post without it like a lot of other influencers i.e Fatima AlAnsari?
Why is it everytime someone is brought up on the thread for escorting you accuse everyone of being jealous of what they have?
A lot of people said she puts it on because thats the culture in UAE and would be accustoming herself to that but wouldnt she just take it off and post without it on social media or when shes abroad just post without it like a lot of other influencers i.e Fatima AlAnsari?
Why is it everytime someone is brought up on the thread for escorting you accuse everyone of being jealous of what they have?
dolce&dolma
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I did some quick research and found out some stuff I think will help us understand Fatma more. Yes she is of 100% Syrian Origin irrespective of what some people have said. Full name is Fatma Hussameddine. Fatma comes from a highly respected family, her grandfather was prominent architect Rami Alawany, who helped with the re-construction of holy sites in Makkah and Medina. So the generational wealth is there, explains why Fatma was living a good life before becoming an influencer.
You guys really made me scroll to the bottom of her ig
, which was interesting. Fatma seemed to be really bubbly having Emirati, Pakistani friends etc, in terms of her appearance you could definitely tell she wasn’t Emirati and the way she dressed was regular for a modern hijabi at the time.
Fatima went from dressing western to straight up Abaya + Shayla between 2015-16 I feel like it was at this point she realised (exploiting) it was something she could make a living off.
I do agree that a lot of arab expats in the gulf do feel the pressure to fit in, and in some instances such as marrying a local/working in the private sector it may be easier for one to speak the dialect, dress their way etc.
But with Fatma there is literally no need for her to speak the Emirati dialect. In some interviews on YouTube I found her switching up her Arabic from a khaleeji accent to a more shamy sounding one. She is from a respected family of architects who are proud of their Syrian heritage. I think it is so bizzare that she has siblings who haven’t exploited/obsessed over khaleeji culture the same way she has.
Her sister on the far right, looks very Syrian and hasn’t altered her appearance. Fatma has now started her abaya line, because taking opportunities from other local influencers and micro influencers isn’t enough
. I would love for actual Emirati women to come and voice their opinion, because quite frankly none of our opinions matter. It is not our culture that is being taken and used for a certain advantage.
I’m not surprised she takes her scarf off abroad it is a common thing for khaleeji girls to do. However, a friend saw her at a party in London bdoon hijab and surrounded by drunk/high people. So I’m not surprised she was seen with a random guy. The intention is clearly not there, if it was present this discussion wouldn’t be needed. It is sad because she has actually become an inspiration for a lot of hijabi girls all over the world, I see so many Arab/Pakistani girls here in London inspired by her hijab style and fashion, she should just relax with the hyper exploitation and actually be herself like she was in 2015, it’s weird because she’s probably almost 30 now and acts like that.
You guys really made me scroll to the bottom of her ig
, which was interesting. Fatma seemed to be really bubbly having Emirati, Pakistani friends etc, in terms of her appearance you could definitely tell she wasn’t Emirati and the way she dressed was regular for a modern hijabi at the time.
Fatima went from dressing western to straight up Abaya + Shayla between 2015-16 I feel like it was at this point she realised (exploiting) it was something she could make a living off.
I do agree that a lot of arab expats in the gulf do feel the pressure to fit in, and in some instances such as marrying a local/working in the private sector it may be easier for one to speak the dialect, dress their way etc.
But with Fatma there is literally no need for her to speak the Emirati dialect. In some interviews on YouTube I found her switching up her Arabic from a khaleeji accent to a more shamy sounding one. She is from a respected family of architects who are proud of their Syrian heritage. I think it is so bizzare that she has siblings who haven’t exploited/obsessed over khaleeji culture the same way she has.
. I would love for actual Emirati women to come and voice their opinion, because quite frankly none of our opinions matter. It is not our culture that is being taken and used for a certain advantage.I’m not surprised she takes her scarf off abroad it is a common thing for khaleeji girls to do. However, a friend saw her at a party in London bdoon hijab and surrounded by drunk/high people. So I’m not surprised she was seen with a random guy. The intention is clearly not there, if it was present this discussion wouldn’t be needed. It is sad because she has actually become an inspiration for a lot of hijabi girls all over the world, I see so many Arab/Pakistani girls here in London inspired by her hijab style and fashion, she should just relax with the hyper exploitation and actually be herself like she was in 2015, it’s weird because she’s probably almost 30 now and acts like that.
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UmmBananas79
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Did you see me wearing Abaya and shajla and pretend being Emirati? i come from rich Arab cultures why pretend to be Emirati. So u think everyone want to be from the UAE? I swear this thread is a joke the whole topic was about Abaya and Fatma Hussam. Are you guys out inspiration?!it’s okay you can pretend to be emirati without bringing down other members
hanshahnanna
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girl it’s not that deep
i mean you’re also apart of the thread discussing fatma and her abaya but took it to a personal level 
UmmBananas79
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girl it’s not that deepAm not judging Fatma what she does in her life cuz i have no clue who she is nor did I say she is an escort unlike others . All said is if the girl want to be or act Emirati let her be! Yet still people are ranting about her and the Abaya *YAWN*. Some took it too personal yes and i just gave my rude opiniongirl it’s not that deep
Travelmyarse
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hanshahnanna
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girlie the whole point of tattle is trash talk celebrities, get the memo right
I did some quick research and found out some stuff I think will help us understand Fatma more. Yes she is of 100% Syrian Origin irrespective of what some people have said. Full name is Fatma Hussameddine. Fatma comes from a highly respected family, her grandfather was prominent architect Rami Alawany, who helped with the re-construction of holy sites in Makkah and Medina. So the generational wealth is there, explains why Fatma was living a good life before becoming an influencer.
You guys really made me scroll to the bottom of her ig
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Fatima went from dressing western to straight up Abaya + Shayla between 2015-16 I feel like it was at this point she realised (exploiting) it was something she could make a living off.
I do agree that a lot of arab expats in the gulf do feel the pressure to fit in, and in some instances such as marrying a local/working in the private sector it may be easier for one to speak the dialect, dress their way etc.
But with Fatma there is literally no need for her to speak the Emirati dialect. In some interviews on YouTube I found her switching up her Arabic from a khaleeji accent to a more shamy sounding one. She is from a respected family of architects who are proud of their Syrian heritage. I think it is so bizzare that she has siblings who haven’t exploited/obsessed over khaleeji culture the same way she has. View attachment 1079258 qHer sister on the far right, looks very Syrian and hasn’t altered her appearance. Fatma has now started her abaya line, because taking opportunities from other local influencers and micro influencers isn’t enough
I’m not surprised she takes her scarf off abroad it is a common thing for khaleeji girls to do. However, a friend saw her at a party in London bdoon hijab and surrounded by drunk/high people. So I’m not surprised she was seen with a random guy. The intention is clearly not there, if it was present this discussion wouldn’t be needed. It is sad because she has actually become an inspiration for a lot of hijabi girls all over the world, I see so many Arab/Pakistani girls here in London inspired by her hijab style and fashion, she should just relax with the hyper exploitation and actually be herself like she was in 2015, it’s weird because she’s probably almost 30 now and acts like that.
All my Emirati friends like her, she minds her own business and just posts what she likes. Im assuming her family’s conservative based on what you said thats why she covers up when she posts pictures abroad as do most non hijabi Emirati girls. Looks like shes been wearing the hijab for a long time and maybe has taken it off but doesnt want to be public about it. Its not really shocking for 5aleejis to be partying abroad at all honestly especially influencers. Yara Al Namlah posts pics in her hijab abroad to when she’s literally not a hijabi. That scene is 80% Arab and theres nothing wrong with what someone chooses to do with THEIR private life. She comes from wealth like you said so doubt shes escorting, shes not harming anyone at all and most Emirati girls i know really like her.
I just dont think its fair for fellow tattlers here to label successful women as escorts just because they can afford nice things. Not all influencers are escorts and its not a good thing to generalize and ruin a person’s reputation based on your assumptions. She and most influencers are keeping their public life and private life separate. Everyone and their mum now is starting abaya businesses especially with colored abayas being more trendy in the UAE.
fatmaaxoxoxoxo
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Yeah yara and her mom are not hijabis
TheWaldorfWay
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I agree i dont think she is escorting i think its a mixture of her instagram being her platform for making money and her family having money, her family could be conservative? But i do also feel like she doesn't really wear the hijab properly anyway from before (as in a lot of hair is showing) so maybe theyre not that strict because otherwise i feel like that could be an issue if her family were conservative and want her to wear the hijab.
dolce&dolma
Chatty Member
Firstly nice dissertation, you have completely omitted the fact that Fatma still profits off a culture that isn’t hers? Like I said none of our opinions matter and I’m over this topic. Secondly where did I even say/suggest she is an escort???
thirdly I couldn’t care less about yara alnamlah who I know for a fact still covers her hair abroad
very weird you claim to be saudi and are comparing an actual decent girl who is a practising Muslim, respectful and hard working to someone who is ws5a
Firstly nice dissertation, you have completely omitted the fact that Fatma still profits off a culture that isn’t hers? Like I said none of our opinions matter and I’m over this topic. Secondly where did I even say/suggest she is an escort???
Yara Alnamlah doesnt cover abroad sorry to break it to you. Seen in Winter Wonderland without a hijab in sight and its a known fact too. Second of all, i was referring to ‘fellow tattlers’ regarding the escort claims and ‘to someone who is ws5a’ ? How close minded are you people, not everyone is a religious person that doesnt make them bad people. Some of you are so weird and judgmental dragging religion into everything, go touch some grass.
UmmBananas79
Active member
Can we for the LOVE OF GOD move on of from this Abaya topic.
Someone said Fatima Alansari got engaged with billlionaire. Who's the guy?
Someone said Fatima Alansari got engaged with billlionaire. Who's the guy?
UmmBananas79
Active member
Mona kattan got married and my god how stunning she looks , they make such a handsome couple , i truly hope they have very happy and beautiful marriedI expected her to look WOW but it wasn't there too bad. She looked fine just the tiara was almost on the forehead. I wish them best of luck❤
dolce&dolma
Chatty Member
Thats funny because she didn’t even come to London
really your obsession with making yara look like fatma is weird. You’re talking about don’t drag religion into it but you’re literally putting another female down for what?to make fatma the fake modest khaleejifisher look better? Very weird behaviour.- Status