Take off your Hijab (Rewriting)
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Almost everyone wants her to take of her Hijab because according to them, she looked like a member of ISIS and Maybe just maybe, she might take it off but then again he doesn't want her too!, and No he is not from the same faith as her and neither is he prince charming!, but he just doesn't want her to ever lose her real identity all in the name of fitting in....
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