Rachel

5. Although not a pillar of Islam, Islamic dress incl. head &/or face covering, is a genuine chosen religious practice 4 many Muslim women

4. It's very common for the elite Westernised Muslim woman who doesn't cover, to speak for her sisters, rejecting religious dress as imposed

3. under-represented because genuine Muslim female voices are often sidelined including by Westerners and non-hijabi women

2. Over-represented because the obsession and fascination with the objectified Muslim woman seems neverending

1. I think Muslim women's clothing is both the most over-represented and under-represented item in #islampol

Onya @nazeem_hussainhttps://twitter.com/inTouchVic/status/825659578121539584 …

I find it odd how the Bible is super relevant if you have to bake a cake for some gays but not if desperate people need your help.

#Irish #Muslims come from diverse denominations. Shock horror: just like Catholics and Protestants. Yes, stop this lazy monolithic coverage.

#MuslimBan is simply outrageous.Proudly Scottish Pakistani to hear that the Scottish Govt has condemned this.Many Irish speaking out on this

Proud to have a @PresidentIRL that calls out racism & discrimination, whilst promoting the values and ethics of a more tolerant world #trump

Founder of Airbnb:https://twitter.com/bchesky/status/825517729251684352 …

I hear yahttps://twitter.com/AnonyMousey/status/825419120451559424 …

La hawla wa la qawat illa billah.

It is traditional Islamic spirituality that is the *only* thing that stops me from wallowing in mire of depression in these awful times.

Sheikh Ebrahim @zawiaebrahim is someone who makes traditional Sufism seem such common psychological sense. (Which it is). Not airyfairy.

For those interested in why I religion. This book basically is it: http://intentpublishing.com/product/intent/  For 13 bucks, do yourself a life-changing favour.