6 things Arab women have heard when wearing ripped jeans

Arab parents will never understand.
By Leyal Khalife Executive Editor

In a world of fashion trends, you have Arab parents and grandparents who cannot accept modern-day styles, particularly ripped jeans.

Instead of voicing their opinions through regular means, they make a mockery out of your sense of style.

Arab women, you probably know what I'm talking about. 

How many times have you heard these six things when wearing ripped jeans?

1. Habibte, badik masare?

2. Ma 3andik 7a2 wa7ad kemel?

3. Shu w2e3te?

4. Ateblik yeh?

5. El far akalik yeh?

6. Bjeblik ghayro?

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