صادم.. نساء يقدمن شهادات عن تعرضهن للتحرش الجنسي خلال الحج

I was sexually harassed at 21 when I was doing Tawaf, right there in that most sacred place! The fact that it happened there, in that place where it's supposed to be the holiest and safest sanctuary, broke me so bad that I never recovered from it! #MosqueMeToo

— Z R (@ZRaeesy) February 9, 2018

I find it hard to think about Umrah now, something that should have been one of the best memories in my life and should have brought me closer to God just ruined me #MosqueMeToo

— Mariha Syed (@MarihaSyed) February 6, 2018

I read about #MosqueMeToo. It brought me to horrible memories during Hajj 2010. People think Mecca is the holiest place for Moslems so nobody would not do something bad. Totally wrong.

— Anggi Lagorio (@AnggiAngguni) February 6, 2018

Had to stop going for Taraweeh and Qiyam one Ramadan because of some gentlemen. Stayed mum because I thought no one'd believe me, or I'd be accused of having an overactive imagination. #MosqueMeToo is our skeleton in the closet.

— Kali (@maimoonarahman) February 6, 2018

Each time my mom and her sisters went to Hajj, they were groped—disgusting ppl w/no morals/“deen”; toxic patriarchy; keep doing what you’re doing, Mona. #MosqueMeToo

— Hassan Saleh (@hass_saleh) February 8, 2018

I have shared my experience of being sexually assaulted during Haj in 1982 when I was 15 in the hope that it will help fellow Muslim women break silence and taboo around their experience of sexual harassment/abuse during Haj/Umra or in sacred spaces. Let’s use #MosqueMeToo https://t.co/uDsZFDolgX

— Mona Eltahawy (@monaeltahawy) February 6, 2018

when I was 6-7 year old, I went to the mosque restroom, all of sudden I saw the mosque server, an old creepy guy, standing behind me with his penis out and laughing at me, I ran to my mom, but never told her what happened #MosqueMeToo

— Asghr (@AsgharNiknam) February 8, 2018