The song itself, from her album Halet Hob , uses introspective lyrics where the singer questions how much she has changed and lost over the years, further emphasizing the loss of self-identity that often accompanies long-term abuse. Elissa: My mirror | Aicha Qandisha
The opening of the clip states that houses have secrets that only mirrors may know, directly challenging the societal norm of keeping domestic issues private. The song itself, from her album Halet Hob
Elissa, a prominent advocate for women’s rights, used the video to spark a national conversation in Lebanon about violence against women. The video was based on real-life stories and ends with a message encouraging victims to speak out and seek help. The song itself