Pictures of Muslims Wearing Things

Pav Akhtar, left, wears a little courage as he champions for a kind of tolerance that cuts across all colorful spectrums of humans being.

Dr. Martin Lings liked to wear comfortable mystical Muslim robes over his coats and jackets - a right he so earned, continuing to teach himself and others, well into his 90’s.

A little classic plaid helps calligrapher Ahmad Mustafa master the craft of perfect artistic proportion.

Muhammad Jamil in his bright orange CSA worker vest, attends to his little garden at a roadside Tube (subway) station. When a bomb exploded at the Edgware station in the July 7th, 2005 transit bombings in London, Muhammad was among the first to rush into the tunnel to help the victims.

Architect Abbas Shah likes to garb his spaces with dozens of little equilateral triangles. 

Karimah sometimes chooses to keep her face hidden, but she still has a love and appreciation for using the human and female face as her artistic medium.

Adam Williamson, a Muslim, is no stranger to dangerous, sharp pointy objects. Seen here, carving a stone memorial to the late HRH Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.

That’s Navid Akhtar on the left. He’s wearing some very Muslim khakis paired with a gray t-shirt, and a burgundy red scarf, while on assignment in Saudi.

UK hip-hop divas Poetic Pilgrimage don’t need bling when they’re wearing funky jewelry and ever-so-modest headscarves.

Muslim guitarist Usman Khalid Kashmiri enjoys rocking out wearing faux-hawks and skinny ties.