My Hijab. My Choice.

I am a Muslim. It is a title that is ingrained in my entire existence. But before that I am also a woman and before all else, I am a human. We are humans. We may be Muslim, but we are also mothers, sisters, daughters, lovers, lawyers, doctors, athletes, and everything else.

One thing I will make clear: My attire does not restrict me, on the contrary it liberates me, allowing me to freely go where I wish and do what I want. My attire does not impose any threat to you or any obligation over you.

My hijab is my choice, not yours, not my fathers, not my husbands. IT. IS. MINE.