Assalamu alaikum guys and welcome to another episode of Smile 2 Jannah, Miss Marvel. Now I didn't want to make a video on this because let's face it, this Marvel is Hollywood, it's that industry and we know how they portray Muslims. In a study from 1896 to the year 2000, only about 12 movies depicted Arabs in a positive light. And then if we look at a study from Georgia State University and Alabama, Muslims receive an average of 357% more terror coverage than any other group. In fact, between 2006 to 2015, Muslims only accounted for 12.5% of terrorist attacks, but received half of the news coverage. So that's one of the few things that why people have done and haven't taken credit for. Coming back to Miss Marvel, I didn't have many expectations, but I was still let down. Look, let me break this down, so Miss Marvel, the trailer came out, but the comic books have been around for some time. The movie's gonna come out. God knows in a couple of months yet. Here's a breakdown yet. She comes from strict religious parents. Okay, look at the father, the up-bearded guy, very stern, and there you can see the brother. Also with the beard, yes, doesn't look very happy, does he? Nope, it's the typical angry, bearded religious bloke stereotype. She's got this obsession for pigs. Yeah, look, here she's drawing them in a book. Then there she's quite hung up in her room. I mean, if they're not taking a mick with this, I don't know what they're doing. And of course she sneaks out to parties. She fancies boys just like you've got westernized women that fan-seeing boys with six packs and a clean shave. Oh yeah, well, she does exactly the same thing. She idolizes her three white superheroes. You've got Captain America, you've got Iron Man, and you've got Captain Marvel. Of course, she wants to be like Captain Marvel. She doesn't wear a day job. She dances at weddings. As I've described, she's a typical Muslim. Yeah? No, no, of course not. And oh yeah, it's written by Muslims. Yeah, so you can't blame Marvel. They've got themselves covered in that regard. They just wouldn't accept a script that obviously is not in line with their values and their ethos, obviously, but on paper. Yeah, one of them wears a hijab and the other one, God knows what's going on there, mate. Now, you might be thinking, look, we're living in the 21st century, mate. This is reality. This is what the kids are doing nowadays. Okay, then if we want to represent the races properly, then why don't we represent the whites properly then? Yeah, why don't we get a superhero who grows up as an illegitimate child with their parents eventually splitting up, them losing identity over which gender they are, sneaking to the fridge when dad falls asleep and drinking his beer, being addicted to pornography and possibly even becoming a pedophile. I mean, if you want to represent people the way they are in the 21st century, then that's how you should do it. But they don't. Captain America is not the colonizing fat bloke that we typically see in America, obesity, mate, colonization. That's what America's known for. Captain America's six-packed chiselde guy who's all about compassion and who knows his limits. What? That's not Captain America. That's like Captain Indonesia. Then we've got a rich guy who's Iron Man. No, they didn't mention about him having offshore accounts through which he funnels his money. You know, he veids paying tax. He has bigoted views on minorities and he spends most of his time lobbying governments, paying for strippers and dying alone. I mean, that's the real representation of a rich white guy that works in your stocks and shares or whatever. Kind of redefining yourself, finding who you are based on your own terms and not listening to other people's definitions, the labels and categories that you belong to. You know exactly what she's trying to say. Relic it because she's seen as the first Muslim in the film, Marvel Hero. It was very much about breaking stereotypes and about the idea of changing people's perceptions of Muslim Americans. I don't know what's Muslim about, frankly, yeah. It's just the typical surface stuff. So, here the creators try to say, yeah, make your own choice. Yeah, don't be defined by religion. Okay, if I sideline religion, then what are my options? Yeah, where am I learning from? I'm learning from society. I'm learning from what's around me and I'm learning from the most dominant of voices in the society. Voices that have been funded, voices that have an agenda. In other words, money, culture and yeah, chasing your desires. So again, it's the illusion of choice. Yeah, look, you're in slavery of religion. Come to us, mate. So again, it's the illusion of freedom. Yeah. On the one hand, you've got slavery of religion. On the other hand, you've got slavery of your desires. I mean, I don't know about you, but I'd rather be a slave to God than a slave to these people with their messed up mentalities and their constantly changing cultural norms and you know, all these constantly changing ideas based upon seeking the most pleasure. The space is Jeremy Bentham's the pain principle. Pain, bad pleasure, good. Is this pain pleasure principle? So marvel and all you other shows might lower in it. Yeah. If you're going to represent us, do it properly. Otherwise, we're not interested yet. Don't make our work harder than it is. Yeah. We go enough on our plate without dealing with this nonsense. And you got this woman saying people came, it came up to me, came up to Willow and they said, finally, we have a character out there. Not just a superhero, but a character out there that we can connect with and that my young daughter, my young son can aspire to become one day. Who are these parents, mate? Now, what are you doing? You should not be allowed to reproduce. Like as a good parent, this is the one thing at least you should be doing is keeping your kids away from mainstream content. Or obviously you can't keep your kids totally away from it, but at least equip them that they can see through the biases and the stereotypes and you know, the propaganda that they get through these movies and these cartoons and stuff. If you can't do that, mate, like lower in it. Like don't make how things difficult. They start looking up to these people, start doing madness out there, start making videos and misrepresenting the Muslims. Because let's face it, according to MI5, those don't said that the biggest threat to society are Muslims that don't practice. And all I mentioned is that extreme. Yeah, everyone's always fussed about the other extreme. These people that actually do in the foolishness, yeah, in the Paris attacks, one of the don's bought a book called Dummies Guide to Islam. Two of the attackers, the Abd-Salam brothers, sold a bar they owned in Belgium six weeks before they went on their murderous rampage in France. Then there's the two British guys who went off to fight in Syria and who ordered two books of Amazon before they left and they weren't the Holy Quran or the collected sayings of the Prophet Muhammad. They were Islam for Dummies and the Quran for Dummies. The don didn't even know by Islam, mate. He sold his bar and it went to Paris and did some madness there. Flee, pay an heck mate, like give me a break. All right guys, we'll see you there until next time. Assalamualaikum.