BBC Star Talks About Feeling Ashamed of His Religion

Hasan said he felt ashamed when he was young.

Comedian Hasan Al-Habib talked about feeling embarrassed by his religion when he was younger.

Hasan is one of seven celebrities on the show Pilgrimage: The Road to Holy Island.

He is on the show with other famous people like Ashley Banjo and Hermione Norris.

Hasan talked about growing up as a Muslim and feeling ashamed of his heritage.

He said, 'I knew about my faith when I was young. I was lucky to know about it before people told me they didn't like it.'

Hasan made a sad statement about his religion.

He said, 'After 911, I was ashamed to be Iraqi because of the war.'

Hasan tried to fit in by being funny and acting like a white British person.

Now, Hasan is proud to be Iraqi, and it helps his career.

He said, 'Being Iraqi is good for my career now, but sometimes I feel like I'm not Iraqi enough.'

Hasan wants to answer big questions about life on the show.

Hasan was a child when he first felt ashamed.

He said, 'I'm lucky to have this chance to search for answers with other people.'

Hasan and his friends visited a mosque, which was a moving experience.

Tasha said, 'Seeing Hasan and Ashley pray together was powerful and made me think about being more open-minded.'

Tasha cried while filming the show.

She said, 'We should not judge people for their beliefs, and we should be more open-minded.'

Tasha remembered being bullied online and cried about it.

She said, 'It still hurts me, but now I'm stronger and can deal with it better.'

You can watch the show on the BBC website.

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