Pictures of Muslims Wearing Things

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. 

Physicist and Energy Risk management expert Shezad Abedi takes a little time out to catch up on a trashy novel in the grassy field behind his powerplant workplace.

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.

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

When Chef Lukae Ahmad is the one doing the eating, he remains chill in his Muslim popped collar and shades.

Yusef Ramelize’s shirt helped him raised $5,000 for the needy citizens of New York City. What does your shirt do?

This is Ahmed Bedier. He likes to wear little Muslim lapel pins.

Mehdi Zaerouli is a master of mixing and matching textures, materials, and colors of the garb on his body as well as his Muslimly garbed home.