"An insightful and urgent exploration of the many stereotypes Muslim women must navigate. Brilliantly researched, it cuts through the noise of white feminism to present the diverse experiences within Muslim communities. A book that Muslims and non-Muslims alike will find engaging and relatable." -- Shahed Ezaydi, Stylist magazine; author of The Othered Woman: How White Feminism Harms Muslim Women
"Thoughtful, generous, intellectually curious. Avoiding the temptation to arrive at a neat, distilled conclusion, Rahman surveys the landscape of contemporary society and its relationship to the vast and diverse swathe of women clustered under the umbrella of "Muslim". Full of different perspectives, offering gems of insight, and delivered accessibly and comfortingly, as if talking with a dear friend over a cup of chai." -- Yassmin Abdel-Magied, broadcaster, writer and social advocate