Sister Kalena
Junior Member
Today I am truly a Muslim American.
In honor of my brothers and sisters who's lives has been affected by breast cancer, I wore a pink hajib. I am a recent revert, and it was my first time at work to wear hajib.
I talked to my direct supervisor before I left the office, showed her my attire, and gave her a flyer about Pink Hajib Day for Breast Cancer Awareness. Everything was just fine, and I started my work.
I received a call about 15 minutes after I left, saying my supervisor had "spoken too soon when she "OK"ed my scarf, that she needed to speak to the owner of the company about it..."
In the meantime, I was told to "go in the restroom and take it off" before I saw my next vendor because they are Catholic.
I'm offended and sad but determined to be Hajibi from now on!
They will never take away my hijib!:ma:
Thank you for listening...:tti_sister: ALLAH AKBAR!
In honor of my brothers and sisters who's lives has been affected by breast cancer, I wore a pink hajib. I am a recent revert, and it was my first time at work to wear hajib.
I talked to my direct supervisor before I left the office, showed her my attire, and gave her a flyer about Pink Hajib Day for Breast Cancer Awareness. Everything was just fine, and I started my work.
I received a call about 15 minutes after I left, saying my supervisor had "spoken too soon when she "OK"ed my scarf, that she needed to speak to the owner of the company about it..."
In the meantime, I was told to "go in the restroom and take it off" before I saw my next vendor because they are Catholic.
I'm offended and sad but determined to be Hajibi from now on!
They will never take away my hijib!:ma:
Thank you for listening...:tti_sister: ALLAH AKBAR!