Jordanian Taekwondo trailblazer Julana Al-Sadiq proved that hijab is not a hindrance

For Julyana Al-Sadeq being a taekwondo warrior is something a lot greater than her. It permits her to turn into a motivation to both Middle Easterner and Muslim ladies around the world. As a 28-year-young girl experiencing childhood in the Center East, she confronted analysis and examination for being a lady in sports.

In any case, her family’s help and assurance to succeed in a discipline not regularly drilled by Bedouin ladies drove her to the highest point of the world rankings.

Al Sadeq left a mark on the world by turning into the primary Jordanian and Bedouin lady to be world positioned No. 1 f following her amazing triumph at the Saudi Terrific Prix in December last year. Her ascent to the top, which helped her possibilities meeting all requirements for Paris 2024, is empowering the up and coming age of Muslim ladies who seek to become warriors.

“I believe that God put me in this place to break the stereotype, to show all societies that girls can play a combat sport, girls can wear a hijab and fight,” the two-time Asian gold medallist told Olympics.com from Amman.

“Girls can inspire other girls to take the step and follow their dream, to practise the sport they love, not just taekwondo.”