Pictures of Muslims Wearing Things

Pakistani model and fashion designer Atiya Khan creates clothing for Muslim women that doesn’t have to reside in a “Madonna/whore” either/or dichotomy, but reflective of an inner femininity and strength that can coexist in Islam and for Muslim women. 

Maryam “Ruttie” Jinnah, once wife of Mohammed Ali Jinnah, is simply sense and sensibility in this autumnal square-neck number.

These are Pakistani policewomen. The lady on the right is wearing delicate henna on her hands, and both submissive Muslim women are wearing a girlish lace-trim on their encumbering headscarves.

Would somebody please rescue this oppressed Pakistani Muslim woman garbed in her G-Suit and lipstick, all set to fly high and kick some terrorist butt?

This is Art Malik. He is dressed in what is a clearly Muslimified version of the traditional tuxedo.

Ziauddin Sardar is academic dapper in a blazer and crewneck.

Green stripes help keep Aisam Ul-Haq fresh on the court (in more ways than one).

Even while working with metals and a number of other mediums, Amin Gulgee still manages to keep his kurta clean and bright with his immaculate artistic skill.

When not accepting international prizes honoring his contributions to tolerance, peace and the well-being of the downtrodden, Abdul Sattar Edhi wears a distinguished cap and a loving embrace.

Arooj Aftab wears a simple sliver striped tie and the wind in her hair.