International Female Champions League host forced to apologise to Khabib after he refuses her handshake

[Croo67]

Why did Khabib shake the hand of the other hosts but not the female one?

 

[usernamee]

Leftist feminists minds are spinning at this shit.

A female politician from my country went on some sort of politics meeting in a Muslim country and she was forced to wear a hijab and she talked about how proud she was to be female and wearing the hijab when she was there. And the leftists and feminists were applauding her for wearing it, literally saying it was empowering for women.

This is how fucking retarded they are.

 

[EndlessCritic]

Islam has a lot of problems, but the cultural restriction on not touching other women is not one of them.

 

[Croo67]

Islam has a lot of problems, but the cultural restriction on not touching other women is not one of them.

What restrictions?

 

[Dreyga Hates You Sherbums]

What restrictions?

• Mandatory hijab or full-body covering
  → Consequence: Arrest, fines, flogging, or public shaming
• Ban on traveling without a male guardian (mahram)
  → Consequence: Detention, denied travel, forced return, or legal action
• Driving prohibitions (historically in Saudi Arabia)
  → Consequence: Arrest, license denial, vehicle confiscation
• No public interaction with unrelated men
  → Consequence: Arrest, flogging, or charges of immorality (zina)
• Restricted from holding certain jobs or leadership roles
  → Consequence: Job denial, forced resignation, or harassment
• Limited access to higher education
  → Consequence: Enrollment blocked, revoked scholarships, or family retaliation
• Marriage requires male guardian’s consent
  → Consequence: Marriage annulled, social punishment, or honor violence
• Divorce not permitted or restricted for women
  → Consequence: Legal denial, loss of custody, or financial ruin
• Cannot leave home without permission
  → Consequence: Imprisonment, house arrest, or family-imposed violence
• Cannot obtain passport or travel documents independently
  → Consequence: Denied documentation, restricted movement
• Inheritance laws favoring males
  → Consequence: Legal dismissal of claims, financial disenfranchisement
• Testimony worth half of a man's in court
  → Consequence: Judicial bias, loss of legal battles
• Banned from sports or physical activities
  → Consequence: Bans, exclusion, fines, or public backlash
• Censorship of female voices/images in media
  → Consequence: Arrests, bans, defamation, or forced closures
• Abortion banned or tightly restricted
  → Consequence: Imprisonment, fines, or denial of medical care
• Forbidden from attending mixed-gender religious gatherings
  → Consequence: Expulsion, arrest, or shaming
• Mandatory dress codes for foreigners (e.g., Iran)
  → Consequence: Fines, detention, deportation
• Banned from public performance or singing
  → Consequence: Arrest, blacklisting, or harassment
• Voting rights restricted or suppressed
  → Consequence: Barred from elections, political erasure
• Gender segregation in education and public life
  → Consequence: Expulsion, denial of services, or physical punishment

 

[fedoriswar37]

Leftist feminists minds are spinning at this shit.

A female politician from my country went on some sort of politics meeting in a Muslim country and she was forced to wear a hijab and she talked about how proud she was to be female and wearing the hijab when she was there. And the leftists and feminists were applauding her for wearing it, literally saying it was empowering for women.

This is how fucking retarded they are.

Yes but she made the choice to be beaten or not. So it is empowering.

 

[cincymma79]

• Mandatory hijab or full-body covering
  → Consequence: Arrest, fines, flogging, or public shaming
• Ban on traveling without a male guardian (mahram)
  → Consequence: Detention, denied travel, forced return, or legal action
• Driving prohibitions (historically in Saudi Arabia)
  → Consequence: Arrest, license denial, vehicle confiscation
• No public interaction with unrelated men
  → Consequence: Arrest, flogging, or charges of immorality (zina)
• Restricted from holding certain jobs or leadership roles
  → Consequence: Job denial, forced resignation, or harassment
• Limited access to higher education
  → Consequence: Enrollment blocked, revoked scholarships, or family retaliation
• Marriage requires male guardian’s consent
  → Consequence: Marriage annulled, social punishment, or honor violence
• Divorce not permitted or restricted for women
  → Consequence: Legal denial, loss of custody, or financial ruin
• Cannot leave home without permission
  → Consequence: Imprisonment, house arrest, or family-imposed violence
• Cannot obtain passport or travel documents independently
  → Consequence: Denied documentation, restricted movement
• Inheritance laws favoring males
  → Consequence: Legal dismissal of claims, financial disenfranchisement
• Testimony worth half of a man's in court
  → Consequence: Judicial bias, loss of legal battles
• Banned from sports or physical activities
  → Consequence: Bans, exclusion, fines, or public backlash
• Censorship of female voices/images in media
  → Consequence: Arrests, bans, defamation, or forced closures
• Abortion banned or tightly restricted
  → Consequence: Imprisonment, fines, or denial of medical care
• Forbidden from attending mixed-gender religious gatherings
  → Consequence: Expulsion, arrest, or shaming
• Mandatory dress codes for foreigners (e.g., Iran)
  → Consequence: Fines, detention, deportation
• Banned from public performance or singing
  → Consequence: Arrest, blacklisting, or harassment
• Voting rights restricted or suppressed
  → Consequence: Barred from elections, political erasure
• Gender segregation in education and public life
  → Consequence: Expulsion, denial of services, or physical punishment

You’re islamophobic for noticing

 

[chardog]

Why did Khabib shake the hand of the other hosts but not the female one?

saw the photo, thought it was an older clip, so happy it's recent

 

[Hellowhosthat]

I would think you'd be fully in favour of Muslims refusing to touch women tbh.

 

[cooks1]

Why did Khabib shake the hand of the other hosts but not the female one?

I'm about as liberal as they come. But to me this was a very dignified exchange by all involved. And it's a good example for how people of differing cultures should interact with one another.

First off, Khabib was not rude to the woman at all. He was not offended that the woman offered her hand. Instead of shaking her hand, he put his hand on his heart, looked right at the woman, and said it was very nice to meet her. He treated her just like anyone else there, and answered her questions.

For her part, Kate was not offended when Khabib did not take her hand. She was very classy to offer the apology for the awkward moment. Then she went on as if nothing happened. Very professional.

Apologies have some of the best ROI's of any human gesture. There is almost no risk to offering one. They cost nothing, but they always return something. Sometimes it's a little, sometimes a lot.

 

[fica]

Yes but she made the choice to be beaten or not. So it is empowering.

Lol hey go over there and hug your western women stop always comparing them to Muslim women for God sake

 

[Scerpi]

I would think you'd be fully in favour of Muslims refusing to touch women tbh.

What's your opinion?

C'mon... pick a side

I know you clowns love to ignore how bad Muslims treat women.

I mean... You're all in on Men pretending to be women shitting all over Women's rights too.

At least you're consistent

 

[Scerpi]

I'm about as liberal as they come. But to me this was a very dignified exchange by all involved. And it's a good example for how people of differing cultures should interact with one another.

First off, Khabib was not rude to the woman at all. He was not offended that the woman offered her hand. Instead of shaking her had, he put his hand on his heart, looked right at the woman, and said it was very nice to meet her. He treated her just like anyone else there, and answered her questions.

For her part, Kate was not offended when Khabib did not take her hand. She was very classy to offer the apology for the awkward moment. Then she went on as if nothing happened. Very professional.

Apologies have some of the best ROI's of any human gesture. There is almost no risk to offering one. They cost nothing, but they always return something. Sometimes it's a little, sometimes a lot.

She had nothing to apologize for.

 

[Satur9]

Woman goes against custom, gets put in place, and apologizes. The gall to expect her to receive a handshake from this powerful man. Good exchange. Maybe she should have grovelled a bit, but she is only a woman.

 

[ricc505]

You can apologize for your ignorance and not be apologetic for the act.

 

[Croo67]

Woman goes against custom, gets put in place, and apologizes. The gall to expect her to receive a handshake from this powerful man. Good exchange. Maybe she should have grovelled a bit, but she is only a woman.

Khabib is the one going against custom, given this was in Paris.

 

[Aurelian]

• Mandatory hijab or full-body covering
  → Consequence: Arrest, fines, flogging, or public shaming
• Ban on traveling without a male guardian (mahram)
  → Consequence: Detention, denied travel, forced return, or legal action
• Driving prohibitions (historically in Saudi Arabia)
  → Consequence: Arrest, license denial, vehicle confiscation
• No public interaction with unrelated men
  → Consequence: Arrest, flogging, or charges of immorality (zina)
• Restricted from holding certain jobs or leadership roles
  → Consequence: Job denial, forced resignation, or harassment
• Limited access to higher education
  → Consequence: Enrollment blocked, revoked scholarships, or family retaliation
• Marriage requires male guardian’s consent
  → Consequence: Marriage annulled, social punishment, or honor violence
• Divorce not permitted or restricted for women
  → Consequence: Legal denial, loss of custody, or financial ruin
• Cannot leave home without permission
  → Consequence: Imprisonment, house arrest, or family-imposed violence
• Cannot obtain passport or travel documents independently
  → Consequence: Denied documentation, restricted movement
• Inheritance laws favoring males
  → Consequence: Legal dismissal of claims, financial disenfranchisement
• Testimony worth half of a man's in court
  → Consequence: Judicial bias, loss of legal battles
• Banned from sports or physical activities
  → Consequence: Bans, exclusion, fines, or public backlash
• Censorship of female voices/images in media
  → Consequence: Arrests, bans, defamation, or forced closures
• Abortion banned or tightly restricted
  → Consequence: Imprisonment, fines, or denial of medical care
• Forbidden from attending mixed-gender religious gatherings
  → Consequence: Expulsion, arrest, or shaming
• Mandatory dress codes for foreigners (e.g., Iran)
  → Consequence: Fines, detention, deportation
• Banned from public performance or singing
  → Consequence: Arrest, blacklisting, or harassment
• Voting rights restricted or suppressed
  → Consequence: Barred from elections, political erasure
• Gender segregation in education and public life
  → Consequence: Expulsion, denial of services, or physical punishment

You know, this whole Islam thing might not be that bad

 

[Soggust]

I'm about as liberal as they come. But to me this was a very dignified exchange by all involved. And it's a good example for how people of differing cultures should interact with one another.

First off, Khabib was not rude to the woman at all. He was not offended that the woman offered her hand. Instead of shaking her had, he put his hand on his heart, looked right at the woman, and said it was very nice to meet her. He treated her just like anyone else there, and answered her questions.

For her part, Kate was not offended when Khabib did not take her hand. She was very classy to offer the apology for the awkward moment. Then she went on as if nothing happened. Very professional.

Apologies have some of the best ROI's of any human gesture. There is almost no risk to offering one. They cost nothing, but they always return something. Sometimes it's a little, sometimes a lot.

100% - I have been trying to figure out who we are supposed to be upset at here lol

 

[Satur9]

Khabib is the one going against custom, given this was in Paris.

Wrong

Man's custom>>>>>>>>Gal's custom. Worldwide. Gotta keep these ladies in line.

 

[cooks1]

She had nothing to apologize for.

From her, and our perspective that's certainly true. But it was classy of her to be able to view the exchange through Khabib's eyes and offer the apology, and I think it went a long way to allowing everyone to continue on with the dialogue.