Trump's UAE Welcome Sparks Controversy as Muslim Female Dancers Perform with Uncovered Hair

Abu Dhabi: The video of US President Trump being welcomed in a special way by Muslim female dancers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become a topic of discussion all over the world. It is being said that perhaps UAE has never welcomed any guest in this manner before. This video has been posted by various users on their social media, in which it can be seen that the Muslim female dancers standing in a line to welcome Trump are waving their hair in a different style in front of the US President in white clothes with their hair open. 

US President Donald Trump is seen being led through a crowd of women waving their hair to the beats of drums and traditional UAE songs in a video of his welcome ceremony in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which has attracted a lot of attention on social media.

Muslim women broke stereotypes to welcome Trump

This video is also the most discussed because in the Muslim religion, women are not even allowed to remove the hijab, it seems surprising to see them waving their hair open without hijab to welcome a guest. Many users wrote that the guest is welcomed in the same way depending on how powerful he is. Then all the parameters change. In the video, it can be seen that the Muslim female dancers are seen breaking all the stereotypes and waving their open hair to welcome Trump. This video is from Thursday. 

What was Trump's program?

Donald Trump arrived in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi on Thursday after completing his Qatar visit, where he was formally welcomed by UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Later, on reaching the UAE Presidential Palace Qasr Al Watan, he was honored with a traditional cultural performance called Al-Ayyala. This is a folk art popular in Oman and UAE in which women dramatically flip their long hair from one side to the other. The video showed Trump standing silently and watching the dancers flipping their hair.

Trump's Middle East tour

UAE was the last stop of Trump's Middle East tour. Before this, he had visited Saudi Arabia and Qatar. He was welcomed with grand ceremonies in all these countries. In Saudi Arabia, Trump's plane Air Force One was escorted by six fighter jets. In Qatar, his convoy was welcomed with dozens of camels. According to the New York Post report, Trump has ensured economic investment agreements worth more than $1 trillion during this tour.