Hijab


The Proudest Blue
Does My Head Look Big In This?
Hands Off Our Hijab: Muslim Women Putting Liberal Hypocrisy On Trial
Under My Hijab
Smart Teenage Muslimah: An inspirational guide for Muslim girls
Hana's Hundreds of Hijabs
Huda F Are You?
Mommy's Khimar
Ladies Confession 1 (Sex Comics)
What Color is My Hijab
Hijab Butch Blues
The Kindest Red (The Proudest Blue #2)
Piece by Piece: The Story of Nisrin's Hijab: A Graphic Novel
Other Words for Home
The Time I Started Wearing Hijab: A Middle Grade Novel About Faith, Friendship, and Finding Your Voice—For Readers 8 and Up
No Normal by G. Willow WilsonLove from Mecca to Medina by S.K. AliThe Dirty Version by Medina FarisThe Kite Runner by Khaled HosseiniDoes My Head Look Big In This? by Randa Abdel-Fattah
Muslims Represented in Literature
369 books — 236 voters
The Politics of the Veil by Joan Wallach ScottThe Veil Unveiled by Faegheh ShiraziWhat Is Veiling? by Sahar AmerA Quiet Revolution by Leila AhmedQuestioning the Veil by Marnia Lazreg
Books about veiling
60 books — 8 voters

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled HosseiniI Am Nujood, Age 10 and Divorced by Nujood AliI Am Malala by Malala YousafzaiDoes My Head Look Big In This? by Randa Abdel-FattahReading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi
Muslim Girls on the Cover
268 books — 141 voters
Minaret by Leila AboulelaThe Face Behind The Veil by Donna Gehrke-WhiteMayada, Daughter of Iraq by Jean SassonUnveiling Islam by Ergun Mehmet CanerA-Ma Alchemy of Love by Nataša Pantović
Orientalist cover art
63 books — 33 voters


“ In vacuum,” he said evenly, “anything loose becomes hazard.” “It is not loose,” Shirin replied without looking up. Sergei hesitated. His English was good. Cautius. “I mean no disrespect. But after revolution… after blood… I thought perhaps…” He gestured vaguely toward her head. “This would be… gone.” ... “You thought,” she said carefully, “we rebelled against God?” Sergei frowned. “You rebelled against a regime that used God.” “Yes,” she said. “Exactly.” A quiet settled over the chamber. Shiri ...more ”
― Džana Todosijević, Maradok

Uzma Jalaluddin
“ What do you see when you think of me, A figure cloaked in mystery With eyes downcast and hair covered, An oppressed woman yet to be discovered? Do you see backward nations and swirling sand, Humpbacked camels and the domineering man? Whirling veils and terrorists Or maybe fanatic fundamentalists? Do you see scorn and hatred locked Within my eyes and soul, Or perhaps a profound ignorance of all the world as a whole? Yet . . . You fail to see The dignified persona Of a woman wrapped in maturity. T ...more ”
― Uzma Jalaluddin , Ayesha at Last

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