Reading Time: 5 minutesIn an era of growing Islamophobia in the West, visibly Muslim women often find themselves at the centre of anti-Muslim rhetoric. The headscarf, once a simple expression of faith, heritage, or fashion, has become a politicised symbol, frequently used to push narratives of oppression and sensationalism. In her latest opinion feature, Huddersfield Author and Educator Dr Sarah Hussain challenges these stereotypes, exposing the…
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