Ismailaga community members target young women wearing headscarves for 'proselytizing'. 'An ordinary day in Istanbul'
Members of the Ismailaga Community, who have drawn attention with their proselytizing videos on social media and have specifically visited venues serving alcohol, have this time targeted young women wearing headscarves having a picnic in a park.
Two men in robes, claiming to be from the Ismailaga community, engaged in proselytizing to young women wearing headscarves sitting in a park, urging them to wear the chador.
A group that has previously disturbed people under the guise of proselytizing by visiting venues serving alcohol, liquor stores, gyms, and coffee houses has now appeared in a park.
The young women having a picnic in the park were taken by surprise when the two robed men approached them.

"AN ORDINARY DAY IN ISTANBUL"
In the video shared with the caption 'An ordinary day in Istanbul', two robed men approached the women wearing headscarves sitting on the beach and claimed they were from Ismailaga. In the video, which became a trending topic on social media, the two robed men called on the young women to wear the chador.

The proselytizers, who disturbed the women, used the following expressions: "Yes sisters, we are coming from Ismailaga. We are reminding you. Let us do what Allah wants. Since we are covering up...

Allah says 'A woman's entire body is an ornament.' Therefore, she should not show any part of it. The only thing that will ensure this is the chador."
Ismailaga community members target young women wearing headscarves for 'proselytizing'. 'An ordinary day in Istanbul'https://t.co/YtHwb8JPZw pic.twitter.com/qp21onXctb
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