From the workplace to law enforcement encounters, learn about the laws that safeguard your right to wear hijab.

The World Hijab Day proudly celebrates the multitude of identities represented by Hijabis across different countries and cultures, while also challenging the stereotypes they face on a daily basis bot ...

World Hijab Day is celebrated annually on February 1st to raise awareness about hijab and dismantle Islamophobia. The hijab is a piece of clothing that Muslim women cover their heads with because it ...

Model Halima Aden (Photo: Courtesy) Husna Mohammed, 35 “Wearing hijab has been a culture I’ve adapted ever since I was young. I came to learn, as I was growing up, that the hijab is me and I ...

Hijab is a symbol of Islam and an obligation for Muslime women while wearing it is a religious act, it is also for modesty in behavior, however Hijab is also an identity for strong women who decided ...

The 24-year-old influencer from Sydney said it was a common misconception that women who wear the hijab "don't care about their hair or don't need professional hair care". "In reality, many women ...

World Hijab Day is on Feb. 1 of every year, and the Muslim Student Association celebrated this year by running a booth for ...

I'm like giving up like doing hair styles and stuff like that for my ... Sara describes making the decision to wear the hijab when she started secondary school. She talks to her friend India ...

The roundtable is a safe space for women to open up about the challenges they face For Shreen Mahmood, widening the discussion on wearing the hijab cannot come soon enough, after she faced ...