Natural Hair and Hijab: Navigating through Coils, Kinks and Hijab Pins

Natural Hair and Hijab: Navigating through Coils, Kinks and Hijab Pins

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'Natural Hair and Hijab' is written for my afro textured sisters who are struggling with their frizzy, unmanageable hair, Hijab and all other social pressures that come with being awesome. This is not a hard and fast guide to growing or maintaing your natural hair. It is a collection of useful information and tips that have helped me on my hair journey and I hope will do the same for you, In Sha Allah. The writing is conversational and straightforward to make it an easy read. We all know how complex natural hair can get. No need to make it any more complicated than it already is. So grab a cup of Chai, relax and read on.
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Dawud.

My stomach dropped the second we made eye contact. He had long and dark brown hair, which curled under the baseball cap he wore backward. The subtle curve of his nose was covered in light freckles with piercing green eyes and lush eyelashes to match. He was tall and thin, carrying a beauty I couldn't comprehend. I didn't even let my eyes trail down to what he was wearing. I lowered my gaze immediately, feeling my cheeks grow hot. I watched his feet shift awkwardly in those navy blue Vans. *** Jannah is a nineteen-year-old Muslim just trying to get by. Her life was a long routine consisting of school, work and keeping her mother happy. Every day was the same and she was content on being patient. That is, until she stumbled upon Dawud; an older and handsome employee at the local Islamic bookstore. A new chapter of her life unfolds, where the tests of faith, friendship and family push her to define what really matters. Will she succeed in her mission to be happy? Add this book to your library and read to find out!

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