-
-
-
I gave myself to God
and I think he has a place for me
-
In the eternity of Heaven
-
With the martyrs and the pure,
I will always be there
-
I raised my heart
with the light of faith
-
And my patience, when I am lost,
guides me to the right path again
-
Stop!
-
Stand in your places!
-
Let's try it again.
-
I gave myself to God
and I think he has a place for me
-
In the eternity of Heaven
-
With the martyrs and the pure,
I will always be there
-
I raised my heart
with the light of faith...
-
Wadjda!
-
Come here.
-
Repeat the first two verses.
-
Don't you want us
to hear your voice? Move! Move!
-
Again.
-
I gave myself to God
and I think he has a place for me
-
In the eternity of Heaven
-
With the martyrs and the pure,
I will always be there
-
I raised my heart
with the light of faith
-
And my patience, when I am lost,
guides me to the right path again...
-
Don't forget your keys.
Don't lock the top lock.
-
Your father might be
late from his shift. OK?
-
God willing.
-
Long way ahead.
You every day late.
-
Must drive other teachers.
Next time you late, I not wait.
-
- My mum no late, you just arrive.
- Ignore him!
-
I not talk to you, child.
I talk mama, she every day late.
-
Look!
-
Soon you'll be a pro!
-
Where have you been all week?
-
I've got something for you.
-
A volcanic stone from the Empty Quarter.
-
It's magnetic.
-
Dad!
-
Mum's been waiting all week for you.
-
The top lock is unlocked.
-
What a moustache!
It'd suit an advert for shaving soap.
-
This is a real moustache.
A falcon could sit on it.
-
I'd say an aeroplane!
-
Thanks for breakfast!
-
Got my sandwich back at last!
-
Did you really think
you could catch up with me?
-
If I had a bike, you'd see.
-
Girls, stop.
Why are you laughing out loud?
-
You forget that women's voices
shouldn't be heard by men outside.
-
How often must I repeat this?
A woman's voice is her nakedness.
-
- Hello.
- We're sorry, it won't happen again.
-
Wadjda!
-
Where's your headscarf?
-
Did you come
with your head uncovered?
-
Stop it, girls. Don't laugh.
-
Hey! Come up and play with us!
Let me touch those little apples.
-
- Don't talk to me!
- Just a second.
-
I've brought you something.
-
We're not even yet.
-
When I get my bike and I win the race,
then we'll be even.
-
Don't you know
that girls don't ride bikes?
-
Losing to a girl will be a double loss.
-
Move, boy. Play somewhere else.
-
800 riyals.
-
Too expensive for you.
-
I'll make you some lunch.
-
We were in a car without
air conditioning for three hours.
-
That trip to the end of the world
is killing me.
-
I don't like that look.
What's on your mind?
-
I want to buy a bike
so I can race Abdullah.
-
Have you ever seen a girl on a bike?
-
I'd rather sell fruit at the hospital
than do my daily commute.
-
And I come home
and you tell me, "I want a bike."
-
Where are the bracelets?
-
I only made ten.
I worked my fingers to the bone.
-
Each one costs an extra two riyals.
-
I told you,
I worked my fingers to the bone.
-
Here you go.
-
It's your turn.
-
Let's move, the men can see us.
-
Why? Are they supermen?
-
If you can see them, they can see you.
-
Respectable girls go inside.
-
The rest stay
where the men can see them.
-
What are you doing here?
-
Go to your class.
Can't you see the men on the roof?
-
Girls, did you hear?
A thief got into Ms Hussa's house.
-
It was her lover, not a thief!
-
Her father thought it was a thief
and called the police!
-
If she said it was a thief,
then it was a thief.
-
You would say that, Salma.
-
The only man that would ever
speak to you would have to be a thief.
-
Can you take this to my brother?
-
It's my permission to exit card.
-
- I'll give you ten riyals.
- 20.
-
God, you...
-
He's waiting behind the school
in a white pickup truck.
-
Wadjda.
-
Come tomorrow
with your head covered,
-
or I'll reserve
a place in the sun for you.
-
I will, God willing.
-
Cover your face.
-
- Are you Abeer's brother?
- Of course I'm her brother.
-
Got the card?
-
Here it is.
Abeer said you'd give me 20 riyals.
-
' Really?
" Yes!
-
OK, just take it.
-
What? Even your cash
reeks of cologne.
-
Did you know they invented
a new thing called a tape player?
-
- Buying today?
- How would I know?
-
People need to browse, don't they?
-
You won't find any tapes back there.
We only have CDs.
-
Thanks! See you tomorrow.
-
Do you believe me,
or do I need to take an oath?
-
I cannot find the words
to describe you!
-
Do you believe me,
or do I need to take an oath?
-
I cannot find the words
to describe you!
-
The paradise of love
is in your nature
-
Don't you wish you were a singer?
-
Me, a singer! God forbid!
-
I've saved up 87 riyals already.
-
I only need 713.
Couldn't you lend me the money?
-
Oh no! Not that bike again? Stop it!
-
Ms Hussa said I have to wear
the full abaya to school.
-
Wow! The full abaya?
Maybe it's time to marry you off!
-
Very funny!
-
Come with me.
-
Try this.
-
Oh, Mum, it's too long.
-
Hold it like that.
-
Oh, no, a thief, a thief!
-
A thief jumped over
Ms Hussa's fence to see her.
-
We don't know that.
Maybe it was really a thief.
-
Shame on you
for saying such things.
-
A thief.
-
A thief! A thief!
-
I have to buy something really nice
for your uncle's wedding,
-
so all the other women
think a hundred times
-
before they look at your father.
-
I'm so sorry, Leila. I really am.
-
Our driver Iqbal is so rude.
-
He shouted at poor Aiesha today.
-
I felt so sorry for her.
She cried for three whole hours.
-
Abeer, Mariam's daughter?
-
She was caught with a man?
-
Do you know who he is?
-
Oh, I know who he is now!
-
A playboy like his father.
-
Is he good-looking like his father?
-
You have to admit,
his father is good-looking.
-
The religious police?
-
Mariam must be devastated!
-
They should have married her off
ages ago.
-
Girls like that are nothing but trouble.
-
I have to go, Father's just arrived.
-
Keep me in the loop
on this Abeer scandal.
-
Take care. Bye.
-
What's the matter?
-
Don't worry, we won't marry you off.
Go and say hello to your father.
-
I'm losing.
-
I should have stayed
with my usual fighter.
-
Is that a real school report or a fake
like the one you made last year?
-
It's real. I'm great at maths.
Shall I prove it?
-
Pythagoras' theorem
is a miracle of God.
-
The triangle always
stays the same!
-
Sounds like you know
what you're talking about.
-
I'm saving to buy a bike.
-
I lost.
-
Where's the margoog?
-
What a beauty!
-
A superstar is here!
-
Stop it! Superstar, eh?
-
Then why is your mother checking
all over town for available women for you?
-
I don't think she's trying that hard.
-
Come and play with me!
-
I can't play.
-
Let me play!
-
Tapes with love songs...
-
Bracelets for football clubs...
-
Are you running a football fan club?
-
Don't you know
that these items are forbidden?
-
Abeer was always a good girl.
-
She never caused any trouble.
-
Did you hear that she was caught
with a young man who isn't family?
-
Did you arrange the rendezvous
between Abeer and the man?
-
- No, I didn't!
- Don't lie.
-
I'm certain you were involved.
-
I just don't know in what way.
-
What should we do with you now?
Expel you?
-
Just a moment, please.
I'm not finished with her.
-
You may go back to your class.
-
We'll finish this discussion later.
-
And Wadjda,
stop wearing those torn-up shoes.
-
Wear normal black shoes,
like the other girls.
-
What's this?
-
The proposal for the Koran competition
in the religious club.
-
I really don't know what to say, Principal!
-
All this because of a bike?
-
As long as I live, you won't get one.
-
Should I wait until you get expelled?
-
And turn off that damn radio
and those evil songs!
-
Those songs
have brought us nothing but evil.
-
You're no better than Abeer.
-
She's staying at home
and her parents are marrying her off.
-
I should pay for it?
Why can't you pay for once?
-
I pay for your driver!
-
All your cash
is in your woman's saving fund.
-
Yeah, and what about the bride price,
you handsome groom?
-
Do you think
I want to support two families?
-
Bear me a son
and everything will be fine.
-
But we know
that's not going to happen.
-
Forget it. And don't count on me
coming at all next week!
-
Don't come back!
-
Go to your mother's house
and discuss potential brides.
-
Madam, only one hour I wait.
-
I have no time wait for you.
-
- You late, I go. You find taxi.
- Enough, Iqbal, I get it.
-
Who's that girl, Iqbal?
-
My daughter.
I haven't seen her for three years now.
-
She go school now.
-
I no go to school.
-
That's obvious,
because you don't have any manners.
-
Shame on you.
-
You too have no manners.
-
I make better bracelets than these.
-
- Wm you
- No! n per pie"?
-
I buy them from China,
I can get 10,000 for ten riyals.
-
- China won't do the national colours.
- You mean like these?
-
- Can I try on that dress?
- Of course.
-
There's a women's bathroom
at the end of the corridor.
-
If it's too big, we can alter it for you.
-
Thanks.
-
What do you think?
-
Would your dad like it?
-
Let's take the dress back
to the salesman so he can take it in.
-
Then let's go, before Iqbal
gets angry and leaves us.
-
Don't worry, he won't leave.
-
Hand me my dress.
-
Who were you talking to
about the bike yesterday?
-
What are you talking about?
-
I don't want you selling my bike
to anyone else.
-
Here.
-
I made you a mix tape,
since we're friends now.
-
But don't sell my bike.
-
God willing.
-
Ms Hussa will explain
the rules of the Koran competition.
-
It's only five weeks away.
-
I'll pass around a sign-up sheet.
-
- Ms Hussa...
- Thanks.
-
First of all,
we've increased the prize money.
-
It's now 1,000 instead of 800 riyals.
-
You'll have to learn the first five suras.
-
The competition has two parts.
-
The first involves vocabulary
and God's revelation of the verses.
-
The second part is recitation.
-
The recitation has to be flawless.
-
I repeat,
correct pronunciation is a must.
-
Good luck with your efforts.
-
Thanks.
-
Yes?
-
What do you want?
-
I thought about what you said.
I was wrong and I'm ready to change.
-
Praise God! All of a sudden?
-
I'd like to join the religious club.
-
How much?
-
Only 80 riyals. Cheaper than a bike.
-
How about 62?
-
Select the right answer!
Who are the Sabians?
-
Wrong! Please try again.
Who are the Sabians?
-
What?
-
Wrong! Please try again.
Who are the Sabians?
-
- How am I supposed to know?
- Iqbal!
-
You get your monthly salary
whether you drive me around or not.
-
Why do you talk to me like this?
Have you no shame?
-
Why?
-
You think you're the only driver around?
-
Tomorrow
I'll find myself a better driver.
-
Guys, I'm late for school,
I have to go!
-
Abdullah, how do I get to Derah?
-
Let's go.
-
Cover your face.
I'll say you're my sister.
-
Your sister?
No one will believe you.
-
I'm too good-looking
to be related to you!
-
I can't arrange the commute.
Can't it count as emergency leave?
-
I lost my driver.
-
I'll open up the school
for the entire month if I have to.
-
That's very kind of you.
-
Take care.
-
Do you know
where Iqbal the driver lives?
-
Do you know how many drivers
called Iqbal live here?
-
I hope we're following the right lead.
-
This could be his car.
-
That's it.
-
- What do you want?
- Iqbal?
-
It's not my business, it's yours.
-
OK.
-
You? What do you want?
-
Iqbal, why did you do that?
-
Go away!
-
- Where's your residency permit?
- What do you want with it?
-
It's a good job. Go back to driving
Wadjda's mother and you'll be fine.
-
You know my uncle,
the guy with the moustache?
-
I'm sure he'd be interested to look
further into your legal status.
-
"You know my uncle,
the guy with the moustache?"
-
He knew him, right? That moustache
is a registered trademark!
-
Their son put explosives around his waist
and boom, he died.
-
He's crazy! That must hurt!
-
If you die for God, it's like a pin prick.
-
And then you fly up
and you have 70 brides!
-
Really?
-
Boom! 70 bikes!
-
You've got it all wrong.
That's not how it works.
-
Come on, don't you miss us?
-
It's been almost two weeks.
-
Do you think about us?
Or is someone else on your mind?
-
If I'm the original brand,
why are you looking for an imitation?
-
OK. Take care.
-
Carry on studying.
-
Hello, Leila!
-
Are you coming round?
-
Could you bring me
the money you borrowed?
-
Really?
-
You're working in the hospital
across the road?
-
Your husband
doesn't mind you working with men?
-
What do you want?
-
My uncle wants me to string some lights
across the street from your roof.
-
Ask the neighbours.
We don't care about your uncle.
-
They don't have a pole to hang them on.
Yours is the only roof that'll work.
-
Wait a minute.
-
Mum?
-
Thanks, honey. When you want to be,
you're such a sweetheart.
-
Abdullah wants to string up lights
for the election
-
so his uncle with the moustache
will win.
-
Tell him no. His uncle isn't from our tribe
and we won't vote for him.
-
I'll let you onto the roof
on one condition.
-
You have to bring your bike.
-
Hello, Wadjda.
-
You look so grown up and cute!
-
- Where's your mother?
- She's coming.
-
How's school?
-
- I don't like it, but it's OK.
- Leila!
-
Traitor! Working so close to my house
without telling me.
-
Finally, I'm done with Iqbal.
-
Three hours in the car with him
every day was about to kill me.
-
The hospital provides transport,
and the pay and hours are good.
-
And the driver waits for me.
-
When's the party?
-
Next month.
-
I want to buy a nice dress
for her uncle's engagement.
-
The potential wives will be
at his brother's wedding as well.
-
God be with the one he chooses.
You might rip her heart out that night!
-
Oh, before I forget.
They're hiring at the hospital.
-
- It's closer and we can chat all day!
- Leila! My husband's so jealous.
-
He can't stand the thought
of men looking at me.
-
Stop it! You blame
everything on your husband.
-
What's this?
-
It'll help you learn. I need to work
on the lights. I can't push you all day.
-
You think I'm a little girl.
-
Here, I took them off.
-
I'll give you five riyals if you stop crying.
-
Now, girls, let's start.
-
Does each girl have her Koran?
-
Before we start...
-
If you're having a period,
you're not allowed to touch the Koran.
-
This isn't a laughing matter.
You're young ladies now.
-
I said stop.
-
You should touch it with a tissue,
not with your fingers.
-
Page 87.
-
Start with Surat An-Nisa', from Ayat 59.
-
Let's start with the new face. Wadjda.
-
Wadjda, go ahead.
-
- O you who have believed...
- Louder.
-
O you who have believed...
-
- Obey...
- Obey Allah and...
-
obey the Messenger...
-
- And those in authority...
- And those in authority,
-
and if you disagree over anything...
-
You're mispronouncing the words.
-
- And if you disagree...
- And if you disagree over anything...
-
And if you disagree over anything,
refer it to Allah and the Messenger...
-
If you should...
Stop, please. Noura, continue.
-
O you who have believed,
-
obey Allah and obey the Messenger,
and those in authority.
-
And if you disagree over anything,
refer it to Allah.
-
Refer it to Allah and the Prophet.
-
All that fuss for a bike
and you don't even know how to ride?
-
I have a plan.
-
What's that?
-
It's an antenna
that gets all the radio stations.
-
My uncle's going to speak on the radio
with famous Koran readers.
-
"It makes your heart melt," he says.
-
He should hear my mother sing!
She should have a channel of her own.
-
Oh...
-
We'll talk about this later.
-
Where's the nail polish?
-
I hid it under there the other day.
-
What are you doing here?
-
Why were your hands under her skirt?
-
In my office, now!
-
Wadjda? Wake up, honey.
-
Let's get up and say the dawn prayer.
-
I saw some girls on TV riding bikes.
Give me the money to buy one.
-
I know you have money.
I saw it in the drawer.
-
Here, girls don't ride bikes.
-
You won't be able to have children
if you ride a bike!
-
You don't ride a bike
and you can't have children!
-
How could you say that?
I almost died having you!
-
Wash for prayer!
-
Girls.
-
Who can find a tajwid
on this page? Page 92.
-
- Which verse?
- Verse 88?
-
Yes.
-
"Who does..."
-
- What kind of tajwid?
- ldgham?
-
- What type?
- Moughana.
-
Excellent!
-
What do you think, Wadjda?
-
I think this competition
is very difficult for me.
-
I heard on the Koran channel yesterday,
-
if learning the Koran is difficult for you,
God will reward you doubly.
-
I want you all
to take Wadjda as an example
-
of a person who tries hard
and is devoted to God.
-
- You're doing well!
- Thank you, Miss.
-
Excuse me.
-
Wadjda, Ms Hussa says
she needs to see you.
-
Put your Koran aside.
-
You may not believe it,
-
but by God, you remind me
of myself at your age.
-
And look at me now.
-
Close the door.
-
You still insist that you weren't
doing anything behind the school?
-
We were reading magazines,
that's all. Ask her.
-
I'm not sure.
I was standing far away.
-
Thank you, Wadjda.
You may return to your class.
-
Give this file to Aunt Jamila.
-
Close the door.
-
This is a pledge.
-
You'll sign it and you'll be able
to stay in school.
-
In the name of God,
gracious and merciful,
-
I salute all you girls
for your efforts this term.
-
I want to remind you that school is
a place of learning and a place of morals.
-
Listen carefully.
-
Two students were caught
in the back yard committing a sin.
-
The two are...
-
Faten Khaled and Fatima Abdullah.
-
To avoid similar situations,
-
you're no longer allowed
to bring flowers to school
-
or to give each other
letters of love and admiration.
-
And no one is allowed to hold hands.
-
Do you understand?
-
You may go to your classes now.
Thank you.
-
Your bags are over there.
-
Don't touch me!
-
I wish I could cut my hair shorter,
like Lobna Abdel Aziz's.
-
Do it.
-
Your father loves my hair
long and smooth.
-
My mother saw the lights
but forgot to ask me about them again.
-
She doesn't know?
What about your father?
-
I think they like your uncle,
-
since he was on Koran Radio.
-
I'm bleeding...
-
Where's the blood coming from?
Your virginity!
-
From my knee!
-
Your knee?
Bikes are dangerous for girls!
-
You think you can act like a boy?
-
And you!
Why did you let her ride the bike?
-
Come back!
Take that bike with you!
-
I'll tell your uncle
to teach you some manners.
-
Get up.
-
Shame on you, bringing
a boy upstairs with no one home!
-
If your father knew, he'd kill you!
-
Do you want the men to hear you?
Take the bread out of the oven.
-
Wow! All this food!
-
They'll be really impressed.
You make me so proud!
-
Obviously not proud enough.
-
Turki, Saleh, Ali, Abdurahman,
-
Abulazziz, Rashed, Abdullah...
-
My father!
-
Interested in your father's
glorious family tree?
-
You aren't on it.
It only includes men's names.
-
Clean up when you've finished.
-
Hide the traces of your crime.
-
I don't want
to make him upset with us again.
-
WADJDA
-
Give me the picture!
-
I said give me the picture!
-
What's going on?
-
Salma just got married
and brought pictures of her wedding.
-
Congratulations!
Can I see the pictures?
-
Are these of your wedding?
-
Is this your husband?
-
- How old is he?
- 20.
-
It's not funny.
-
Pictures are forbidden at school.
Let's get started.
-
Surat An-Nisa', page 97.
-
Wadjda, start with verse 115.
-
- I'll try to recite the verses.
- Really?
-
Close the Koran and go ahead.
-
Whoever opposes the Messenger, after
guidance has become clear to him,
-
and follows the path of the non-believer,
-
- we will give him what he has taken...
- We will give him...
-
We will give him what he has taken...
-
and drive him into hell,
that most evil destination.
-
Terrific!
-
You need to work on your tarteel
and your tajwid.
-
If you aim to win,
you must recite like Salma.
-
Salma, please read verse 115 again.
-
In the name of God,
the most gracious, the most merciful
-
Whoever opposes the Messenger
after guidance has become clear to him
-
And follows the path of the non-believer
-
We will give him what he has taken
-
And drive him into hell,
that most evil destination
-
Indeed, Allah does not forgive
association with him
-
But he forgives what is less
than that for whom he wills
-
And he who associates others with Allah
has certainly gone far astray
-
Great!
-
Are you cross with me?
-
I've got homework to do.
-
Wait a second.
-
Here, I got you a helmet,
like the ones on TV.
-
Wanna ride in the empty lot'?
-
We've got a few minutes
before people come.
-
Abdullah! Look!
-
The toy shop owner told Khalid and his dad
someone had reserved the bike.
-
He must be holding it for me!
-
Right answer!
-
Select the right answer!
-
Who are the Sabians?
-
I know the answer!
-
Correct!
-
At last!
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Well, if you won't listen to me,
I don't know why I should listen to you!
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Get ready, we're going out.
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Don't leave the Koran open.
The devil might spit into it.
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Are you going to work here with Leila?
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Those lab coats are cool,
like The Matrix but white!
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I just want to give her something.
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Wadjda!
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Hello and welcome!
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Leila, why isn't your face covered?
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Wait, let me get you
the application form.
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Welcome! How are you?
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Fine, thank you.
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It's a good job, and the vacancies
are filling up quickly. You should...
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Leila! Stop it.
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I just came by to say hello.
I'll call you later, you look busy.
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- Take care.
- Why are you going?
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Take care.
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I thought you were going to apply.
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And among His signs is this. He created
for you helpmeats from yourselves
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so that you may find rest in them...
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No, honey, give it a tone like this.
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And among his signs is this. He created
for you helpmeats from yourselves
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So that you may find rest in them
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And he ordained between you
love and mercy
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Verily in that are signs
for those who reflect
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I feel shy! I can't recite like that
in front of everyone.
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You, shy? Ha! I only wish it were true!
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Look! There's my father!
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- Where?
- There!
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So do you love him?
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Who?
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- Your father?
- No, the neighbour's boy!
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I don't think I'm the one
in love with the neighbour's boy!
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That's not funny.
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You didn't answer. Do you love him?
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I was at secondary school
when he asked for my hand.
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All the girls went crazy
when they saw his picture.
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They were so jealous.
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He was the first man in my life
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and will hopefully be the last.
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You're the prettiest woman
I've ever seen.
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You'll give him a heart attack
with your red dress.
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Don't worry.
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He would never burn my heart
with a second wife.
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Let's practise reciting
for the competition tomorrow.
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Go on.
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And among his signs is this. He created
for you helpmates from yourselves
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So that you may find rest in them
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And he ordained between you
love and mercy
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The words need to come
from your heart.
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Ignore your surroundings.
Read from your heart.
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I'd love to be there tomorrow
and see you win.
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But I have to commute
to the end of the world again.
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Benevolence?
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Wrong answer. Thank you.
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Next, please.
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What is the meaning
of "sadakatouhen"?
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- Bride price?
- Correct.
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Salma.
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What is "furkan"?
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- The Koran?
- Correct.
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Wadjda!
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What does "da'ab" mean?
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Habit?
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Correct.
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Noura.
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What is "zaygh"?
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Weakness.
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Correct.
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Next.
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What is "hoban kabiran"?
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I'm sorry, Yasmin. Back to your seat.
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What is "hoban kabiran"?
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A big something?
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Wrong. Back to your seat, please.
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What is "hoban kabiran"?
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- Great injustice.
- Correct.
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Thank you, Salma.
God bless you!
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Wadjda.
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Please start with verse seven
of Surat Al-Baqarah.
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Begin at "God sealed their hearts".
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Allah hath set
a seal on their hearts...
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Allah hath set a seal on their hearts
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And their hearing and sight
are veiled
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Great is the penalty they incur
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Of the people there are some who say
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"We believe in Allah and the Last Day"
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But they do not really believe
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They would deceive Allah
and those who believe
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But they only deceive themselves
and don't realise it
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In their hearts is a disease
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And Allah has increased their disease
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And grievous is the penalty they incur
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Because they are false to themselves
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When it is said to them,
"Make not mischief on the earth"
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They say, "Why, we only
want to make peace"
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Certainly, they are
the ones who make mischief
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But they don't realise it
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That was wonderful, Wadjda!
God bless you!
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Are you sure
you want to pray next to us?
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Congratulations!
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The winner hasn't been announced yet.
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You won! You're their favourite convert.
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I'm sure they were all on your side.
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Come here!
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We saved you a place in the first row.
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Coward.
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Get in line.
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Move closer.
Don't leave a gap for the devil.
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God is great.
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God is great.
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Allah listens to he who praises him.
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God is great.
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Be quiet, girls. Silence!
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The competition finalists are...
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Noura Saleh, Salma Abdel Azziz,
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and Wadjda Al Saffan.
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And now, the third prize goes to...
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Salma Abdul Azziz.
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Congratulations!
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The winner of the second prize is...
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Noura Saleh.
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Congratulations, Noura!
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Wadjda, you're our champion.
Congratulations!
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You've won because
of your devotion and perseverance.
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I hope all the girls here today
learn from your example.
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Congratulations!
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And what are your plans
regarding the prize money?
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I'm going to buy a bike
from the shop down the street.
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What?
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I'm buying a bike.
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With no training wheels,
since I know how to ride one.
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Wouldn't it be better if we donated
the money to our brethren in Palestine?
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You know, a bike isn't a toy for girls.
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Especially not
for well-behaved, devout girls
-
who protect their soul and honour.
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I'm sure your family won't allow it.
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We'll donate the money,
-
and God willing,
you'll be rewarded for your generosity.
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Please go back to your seat.
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That's all, girls, you can leave now.
-
So nothing has changed after all.
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You think you can act however you want
and people won't notice?
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Your stupid behaviour
will haunt you forever.
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You mean like your "handsome" thief?
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Didn't you win? Where's the money?
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In Palestine!
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I'll give you my bike!
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Then how will we race?
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I want to marry you when we're older.
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Hey, you're home at last.
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What's with the new hairstyle?
-
Your mother won't answer my calls.
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Can I have a look?
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You won? I can't believe it.
You're my little darling!
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Why are you crying?
You're the winner.
-
Just a second.
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Are you ready?
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I'm so proud of you, my little champ.
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I've been trying
to call your mother all day.
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When she gets back,
tell her I love her.
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Hello? Hi, Aunt Leila.
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No, I don't know where she is.
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Yeah, she's usually home by now.
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OK, I'll let her know.
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Bye.
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Congratulations, I heard the news.
-
They said you won.
I couldn't believe it.
-
If you set your mind to something,
no one can stop you.
-
They didn't give me the money.
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I couldn't believe you told them
you wanted to buy a bike.
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You don't need them or their money.
-
What's going on at Grandma's?
-
I thought my uncle's wedding
wasn't until next month.
-
It's not your uncle's wedding.
-
It's all right. He made his decision.
-
It'll just be you and me now.
-
Let's buy the red dress...
-
and go over there and get him!
-
There's no need
for the red dress any more.
-
Besides, I already spent the money.
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I hope it's the right one.
-
The man at the shop
had been holding it for weeks.
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For some spunky little girl.
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I want you to be
the happiest person in the world.
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You're all I have left in this world.
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Abdullah. Goal!
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Catch me if you can!
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