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When Naked and Afraid returns for its new season on March 11, there will be a participant unlike all the others who have done the show.

Amal Alyassiri is a mom of three from Iowa. She is also a Muslim American woman who spent her formative years as an Iraqi refugee before coming to America at age 10.

“I had a really big family, and a lot of them were in the army against Saddam Hussein, including my dad and one of my brothers, “Alyassiri, 34, tells PEOPLE. “My brother was captured and he got murdered in front of my mom. It was either that, or she had to watch the rest of her family die. She had to choose which one of her kids had to go.”

From there, the family lived as refugees in the desert, struggling to survive. “Our lives were spent not knowing when the next meal is going to happen, not knowing if you’re going to die that day,” she says. “That really messes with your head, your mind, your life. So I was used to surviving. It helped me make my mind much stronger.”

So what prompted Alyassiri to take on the challenge of Naked and Afraid?

“I took this opportunity to paint a different picture of Muslim women,” she says. “We are fierce, we are strong, and we are able to make our own decisions.”

“Being a Muslim woman, we’re painted in so many different ways,” Alyassiri continues, “We have to be home, we have to be covered up, we can’t do this, we can’t do that. There are a lot of can’ts in being a Muslim woman. But I wanted to show that I can.”

“Obviously, there have been many women on the show, and they all have their own stories, and they’re all beautiful,” she says, “But I have a lot going against me. I have the whole Muslim community rooting against me and not for me, because I’m a Muslim woman and I shouldn’t be out there naked with a man who is not my husband.”

“I want to show strength,” she says. “There are a lot of strong Muslim women who are afraid to step out of their comfort zone. This is my way to put my foot in the door to show that they can do it.”

Not everyone has been on board. Some of Alyassiri’s family members have stopped speaking to her since learning that she is doing the show.

“It’s sad, but that’s really their loss,” she says. “I was doing something that I wanted to do.”

PEOPLE has watched Alyassiri’s episode, and she and partner Duke Brady face more challenges than most. (Without giving too much away, they had to be evacuated due to a hurricane. When they got back to camp, they had to deal with hungry bears prowling around.)

How did Alyassiri feel about the challenges of nature?

“I’ve been through a lot in my life,” Alyassiri tells PEOPLE. “A lot of the things that happened to me growing up were things that I had no control over. They just happened to me. I had no choice. That happened out there sometimes.”

“But the thing is that I had a choice,” she says. “I chose to be out there. I chose to stay. I could wake up each day and know I needed food, fire, shelter and water. I had so much power over my destiny out there. It made me feel very strong.”

The new season of Naked and Afraid premieres March 11 on the Discovery Channel.

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Published: 15:48 BST, 9 March 2014 | Updated: 13:09 BST, 10 March 2014
Maks, the 22-year-old Muslim model who poses topless in American Apparel’s new ‘Made in Bangladesh’ campaign, has opened up about her decision to star in the ad.
‘I was fully comfortable with the photo shoot and went with it,’ Maks, who does not wish to reveal her last name, exclusively tells MailOnline.
The Los Angeles-based retail strategist, who decided to ‘distance’ herself from Islam in high school, says that she saw the campaign as an opportunity to show how ‘all women should feel strong and powerful no matter what their background or what they were taught they had to be.‘
Speaking out: Maks, a 22-year-old retail strategist for American Apparel, says that she was 'fully comfortable' during the photo shoot that led to this 'Made in Bangladesh' advertisement
‘We should all be able to freely express ourselves no matter where we come from,’ she added.
Maks, who poses in only a pair of American Apparel high-waist jeans continued: ‘I fully support the message of the ad. I love and embrace all cultures and religions. I am choosing to be creative and expressing myself freely.’
The campaign, which was released last week and will be featured in Vice’s U.S. and Canadian editions, is intended to speak more to Maks’s Bangladeshi heritage than her religious affiliation – or lack thereof.
Born in Dhaka, Maks immigrated to California with her family when she was four years old.
Garment factory safety standards in her native country provide a disparate comparison to those experienced by seamstresses at her employer’s downtown Los Angeles headquarters.
Bangladesh, the world’s second-largest apparel exporter after China, has of course been at the center of extensive media coverage for the multiple deadly garment factory fires that have erupted across the country in the last 18 months.
' I fully support the message of the ad. . . I am choosing to be creative and expressing myself freely'
On Thursday an additional factory in Dhaka caught fire, though no one was injured as the blaze started after working hours.
American Apparel, which goes to great lengths to promote its Made-in-the-USA sensibilities, pays garment workers wages that range from $12- $14, which they claim are the highest in the world.
These gaping differences have provided Maks with the hope that that American Apparel could ‘influence and help to change the culture’ of future clothing production practices worldwide.
‘Unlike other retail companies that employ sweatshops in countries like Bangladesh, American Apparel has a very unique and ethical approach. We pay our workers fair wages. We give them healthcare and other benefits,’ she said.
Maks declined to comment about her family, friends, and co-workers’ reaction, but like many American Apparel campaigns before, her ad was not released without controversy.
Shock tactics: American Apparel, which is Made-in-the-USA, has a long history of sparking outrage. In February, it gave the mannequins in the window of a Downtown New York store fake pubic hair as a Valentine's day stunt
Twitter user Lingran Kong wrote: ‘American Apparel desperate stunt to make money by using recent Bangladesh factory disasters?’
And Jezebel called the ad a 'stunt', accusing American Apparel of using breasts to promote fair labor practices.
But in writing for ELLE.com Bangladeshi author Tanwi Nandini Islam says: ‘This ad has little to do with the woman in front of us, and everything to do with the Bangladeshi female garment worker who remains invisible.
‘This is what American Apparel looks like. This is what our fantasy of what Made in Bangladesh looks like. Not a poor, underpaid, overworked young woman making you a $5 shirt for 30 cents an hour.’
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