Why more Muslim women are embracing butter yellow and burgundy hijabs

Anzal Sheikh, founder of Soubh; and Anisa Ibrahim Haithar, a law student and aspiring content creator. Hijab-wearing women are now going for bold prints and bright colours.

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Growing up, Zahira Khalaaf wore hijabs with muted colour tones. She thought these colours signaled maturity while brighter hijabs were attention-seeking. But today, that thinking is changing.

“Now it’s all about preference,” the 25-year-old says. “We’ve evolved from just three options [blacks, browns and whites] to so many colours like butter yellow and burgundy.”

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