Cultural Jihad: The Stealthy Subversion of Western Culture through Fashion and Social Media (Video)

On social media platforms such as TikTok and Twitter, a trend is emerging aimed at grooming Westerners to embrace Islamic practices and Sharia wear. This movement has now even spread to the realm of professional soccer attire. Soccer-related content intertwined with Islamic teachings is gaining popularity, particularly centered around the concept of “‘awra,” which refers to the part of the body between the navel and the knees that should be concealed according to Muslim religious beliefs.

Recently, a seemingly ordinary photo of a PSG player in action caught the attention of many. The image, shared on July 21st by the Twitter account @ParisGalaxyOff (now renamed X), which aggregates news about the Parisian football club, had a unique Sharia feature. Cher Ndoor, a 19-year-old Italian midfielder, was captured making a low pass with his knees… pixelated.

This “detail” did not go unnoticed by observant viewers. Some expressed their frustration, questioning the need to pixelate the knees. One user remarked, “Does the fact that you pixelate men’s thighs mean that these same thighs cause you to have impure thoughts?” Meanwhile, another user exclaimed, “Shame on you. We are in France. Go practice your Sharia in Pakistan!” A third user inquired whether showing knees was considered “haram” (forbidden in Islamic law).

Meanwhile, just two weeks ago, Morocco’s Nouhaila Benzina, 25, became the first veiled player to play in a Women’s World Cup match against South Korea. FIFA withdrew its headscarf ban nearly a decade ago, a provision originally made for player safety.

As previously reported by the RAIR Foundation USA, there is a Sharia propaganda campaign aimed at veiling non-Muslim Western girls using TikTok. The video-sharing platform has already been under scrutiny for its illegal collection of data about children and ties to the Chinese government. Young women in German and Austrian cities are approached by Muslims who offer to “restyle” them with Hijabs and Islamic body coverings. Muslims film the young Western girl’s “hijabi transformations” and then post them on their TikTok channel, which is linked to an online Hijab store.

The videos are inundated with comments by hundreds or thousands of what appear to be Muslim men, praising the girls for their beautiful Islamic transformation. These videos are being celebrated among radical Muslim circles.

The embrace and glamorization of Islamic headwear and bodywear are contributing to the advancement of Sharia in France, Germany, Austria, and the West. This phenomenon represents Cultural jihad, which attempts to change and subvert Western culture from within, ultimately Islamizing it. Sharia fashionwear serves as an example of cultural and civilizational jihad and the submission of Western non-Muslims to that ideology.