caileigh
Caileigh
caileigh

Yes! I think some people just have such a narrow view of hijab—-when they think of the word, they think drab colors, on a quiet and downcast woman. What I love about living where I do (Seattle), and seeing Muslim women with roots all over the world, is getting to see the diversity of the clothing they choose, and

Thanks so much for this post. I proudly wear hijab out of choice -it makes me feel more beautiful, and although I do get judged at first and people think I am modest and oppressed and forced to wear the hijab, people who get to know me quickly discover that I am out-going, opinionated, and fun. It really is about

Personally, I find hijabis very beautiful—-not just visually (and where I live, I've seen them ranging from elegant and chic to super fun, like the glittery ones I've seen on tween girls), but as an outward expression of faith. Like wearing a skirt or a cross necklace. But as an expression of gender within that faith,