Underplayed Gems

De Meiden van Halal

De Meiden van Halal poster
Genre
documentary television program
Country
Netherlands
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How it feels

Three Moroccan-Dutch sisters host a show where they talk with people from different religions and cultures. The series focuses on everyday interactions and shared experiences.

conversationalinformativelightheartedcross-culturaleverydayfriendlydocumentary-style

What happens

De Meiden van Halal (English: "The Girls of Halal") was a Dutch television programme of the Dutch broadcasting foundation NPS. The show is about Islamic Dutch people interacting with people from other religions and cultures. The presenters are Moroccan-Dutch sisters Esmaa (born 1979), Jihad (born 1983) and Hajar (born 1986) Alariachi. In 2009, Jihad and Hajar were on board Turkish Airlines Flight 1951 when it crashed outside of Schiphol Airport. Jihad was taken to hospital with minor injuries. Also Hajar was treated for her injuries in hospital Spaarne in Haarlem. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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