I once wore a hijab-style scarf to a cultural festival—only to freeze when a little girl asked, “Are you Muslim too?” My face burned hotter

When my 19-year-old cousin showed up to family dinner in hijab1 last summer, my aunt gasped: “But you’re not even engaged!” We all froze—except my

I remember the first time I wrapped a scarf around my head. It felt strange, like I was stepping into a role I didn’t fully

When my friend Aisha gifted me my first silk hijab1, I thought it was just about wrapping fabric. Then she whispered, "It’s not a hat—it’s

I’ve always wondered why someone might wear clothing tied to another faith. It can be a personal journey or a question of shared modesty1. Christian

Watching how Iranian women style their scarves has always amazed me. Each wrap holds stories of tradition, faith, and personal flair. Iranian scarf styles blend

Turbans and hijabs fascinate me, each carrying unique heritage and meaning. Let’s explore how they differ. Turbans and hijabs differ in origin, purpose, and style,

I’ve always been curious about how personal fashion choices can intersect with culture and identity. Wearing a head scarf as a non-Muslim isn’t automatically racist,

The first time I asked my mom why she wore hijab, she smiled and said, “Because it’s my love letter to Allah.” But is it

The day I realized my floral scarf became a hijab wasn’t about the fabric—it was when a little girl at the mosque smiled and said,

Words can shape how we see each other. I’ve learned the hard way that even small shifts in language hold huge meaning. Using “scarf” instead

I’ve always loved how a simple scarf can boost any outfit. But there’s a unique story behind hijab scarves, and it’s more than just a