Cut from the Same Cloth? Personal essays by Muslim women ...Kuwait

Writing in the West as a Muslim woman can often be a mentally exhausting activity. For Muslim women who write, there are often implicit and sometimes explicit expectations by Western publications to only write about a handful of topics that centre around the visible aspects of their Muslim identity such as the hijab, and an obsession with pieces on the West’s perceived subordination of Muslim women to Muslim men. When writer, editor, and arts and culture programmer Sabeena Akhtar came across the opportunity to curate and edit an anthology of essays written by Muslim women in Britain she snapped it up instantly, giving the contributors only one condition – that they writ

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