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Folks, we all need to share this on our social media, bringing world's attention to this ridiculous mandatory hijab codes in Iran. We all can help raising awareness, don't say you can't make a change, we all can!
Kudos to these young ladies. They made us all proud. Even the mandatory hejab enforcement cannot stop them from playing beautifully and conquer the championship.
May this championship trophy bring tons of butt burning for the IR idiots
Hahaha exactly what I was thinking. Some of these akhoonds are going to be so koon sookhte when they see our ladies returning home with a big fat trophy and a dozen medals.
Winning a championship in Asia by being the only team that wears hijab, long pants and long shirts.... now that is some next level stuff.
Kudos to these young ladies. They made us all proud. Even the mandatory hejab enforcement cannot stop them from playing beautifully and conquer the championship.
May this championship trophy bring tons of butt burning for the IR idiots
Considering how hard the game is and what kind of restriction Iranian women have when it comes to sport and social issues.. OMG this is simply Magical!!!
Dameshon garm.. I am so proud of them. The goal was stunning too...
I can't see them playing any better than they are now, they're playing beautiful football. As much as I believe Hejab should be their choice, don't you think the hejab has made them more special and respected in the eyes of foreign people?
It was a tense game to watch. Japan had the most possession and was in control and Iran defended greatly.
I am glad Iran won.
After the first goal they stopped the offensive playing partly.....I am sure they could have scored many more goals if they kept playing as they did at beginning....they were really superior to the japanees in every perspective.
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