The model made headlines last year, distinctly standing out on the New York and Milan runways during fashion week for wearing her hijab.
“We do not wear a hijab and go running in the streets, shame on Nike.”
This teenager is breaking stereotypes surrounding Muslim women.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the company cannot say a hijab violates company dress policy.
Her name is Kadra Mohamed and she’s the definition of dope. As Minnesota’s first Somali, hijab-wearing (traditional head scarf worn by Muslim women) police woman, she’s bringing the conversation of Muslim women as law enforcement to the forefront. Oh and if her making history is not impressive enough, Kadra is also 23-years-old! What? MUST READ: […]
A female news anchor in Saudi Arabia did the “unthinkable” when she appeared on national television without wearing her hijab, a move that caused an uproar in the Islamic state. Video of the unnamed newscaster, whose hair flowed naturally while reporting for the Al Ekhbariya channel, left many viewers in the region outraged, according to the Independent. If you aren’t […]
[From The Atlanta-Journal Constitution] A Douglasville woman was jailed Tuesday after a judge found her in contempt of court for refusing to remove her hijab, the head covering worn by Muslim women.
