Hala Shiha's daughter Khadija wears the hijab and launches a religious channel on YouTube.

In a remarkable move, Khadija, the daughter of actress Hala Shiha and Canadian citizen Yusef Harrison, appeared wearing a hijab in photos that spread across social media, sparking widespread interaction among followers.

Her appearance wasn't just a fleeting moment; it coincided with the launch of her own YouTube channel, which offers religious content aimed at girls. This marked her first steps into the world of digital influence with a committed spirit and a clear message.

Hala Shiha expresses her pride in her daughter: “May God protect you, my love.” Actress Hala Shiha shared a photo of her daughter in a hijab on her Instagram story, writing a touching comment full of love and support: “My dear Khadouja, may God protect you.” The photo resonated with her followers, with some expressing their admiration for the move, while others were curious about the background and timing of the decision, especially with the resurgence of talk about Hala Shiha and her past positions.

YouTube channel with religious messages: Khadija encourages girls to wear the hijab In a simple style reminiscent of her generation, Khadija launched a YouTube channel where she shares verses from the Holy Quran and discusses religious topics such as the hijab and contemplating the meaning of religion. Many viewed this move as an extension of the path her mother had previously taken, while others saw it as an expression of Khadija's independent personality and her own choices, with clear support from her mother.

The Return of the Controversy Over Hala Shiha: The Hijab and the Vision That Changed Her Course Khadija's return to wearing the hijab has refocused the spotlight on Hala Shiha herself, who has long captivated audiences with her shifting decisions regarding the hijab and acting. Hala recently stated that she loves the hijab because it is linked to her contemplation of the meanings of the Quran, noting that she had a vision of the Day of Judgment when she was 23 years old, which was a profound turning point in her life. Her last artistic appearance was in the series "Empire of Mim," before she chose to step away from the art scene once again.