Muslim religious influencer leaves Denmark because school respects sexual diversity
The Muslim influencer Salma Naddaf says she is leaving Denmark because tolerance of homosexuality and transgenderism in schools is too sinful. She claims that returning to Syria will allow her to raise them in a more traditional environment.
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The Syrian-origin Muslim influencer Salma Naddaf has decided to leave Denmark and settle in Syria again. According to reports Press photos
i Apollo News, The trigger was the rainbow flag hoisted at their children's school and the handling of gender and sexuality issues in the classrooms.. Naddaf claims that this tolerance is far too sinful and contrary to the values he wants to pass on to his children.
In the video in which he explains the march, he says he cannot accept that children grow up in this environment and that Considers this type of content to be unsuitable for their age.. He also states that, in his view, there is a difference of opinion between criticism of Islam and criticism of the way sexual diversity issues are handled in schools, which has influenced his decision to leave Europe.
The situation in the schools is beyond what she is willing to accept.
In the footage he has released, Naddaf speaks through tears and says that the situation in the schools goes beyond what he is willing to accept. He says that He cannot and does not want to subject his children to an environment that promotes moral values contrary to his own.e. He also comments that he defends freedom of expression, but perceives a double standard when it comes to religious matters and, in particular, Islam.
The video has surpassed 50,000 reactions and received thousands of comments, according to Apollo News. Among the messages are expressions of support from other Muslim users living in Europe who say they understand her decision or are even considering similar options. There are also criticisms from people who reject her stance or who do not share her interpretation of the events. The media indicate that this division is visible in the comments on her profile, where praise and questioning coexist.
A very popular content creator on social media
Salma Naddaf arrived in Denmark in 2014 as a refugee from Syria and began posting DIY and family life videos in Arabic. Over the years, she has amassed a very large audience, with tens of millions of followers and interactions on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, making her one of the country's most prominent influencers, despite primarily targeting an Arabic-speaking audience.
The case of Salma Naddaf reflects the clash between the Danish educational and social model and the religious and traditional values she upholds. Her decision to return to Syria shows how profoundly these cultural differences have shaped her family life and determined her future.
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