“A balaclava is trendy but a hijab is a threat, sad society,” tweeted one user. As a Muslim woman myself, I don’t cover my hair, but have a great deal of respect for those who choose to (and ...

February 1 is World Hijab Day which celebrates Muslim women and the practice of covering their hair by wearing a hijab. Founded in 2013 by Nazma Khan, the day acts as a way to educate people about ...

are wide enough to cover a large area of hair and still sit comfortably on my head without any tightness – which is crucial for a long day of hijab-wearing. Since adding them to my routine ...

For many women, wearing the hijab in the Muslim world today is not the continuation ... and still others made a distinction between ‘awra in prayer and outside of it; a woman must cover her hair while ...

He highlights that the covering of the head and hair is different from that of the face. “Originally the ‘Hijab’ was meant as a means for isolating women, with the claim - by men - that this ...

When you don’t wear a hijab you probably think you are one lucky lass to flaunt your hair right? You can style it anyhow, cut it, braid it and basically just use it to complement your beauty.