Teen Vogueのインスタグラム(teenvogue) - 3月13日 02時32分

In honor of #YouthArtMonth, the writer (and self-proclaimed @ゼイン・マリク scholar) @fariha_roisin will be pairing young artists together for powerful conversations about their crafts, representation, inspiration, and creativity. For the first installment, she paired @yumnaa with @ohareeba — two artists who have redefined how Islam intersects with their art. Below is a sample of their conversation, hit the link in bio ?for more.
AS: Something I realized is that we are different sides of the same coin. Two young Muslim women — one of them draws covered women, and the other takes photographs of naked women. We're two opposite forces sharing the same religion. It adds another dimension to the Muslim woman image. What kind of reactions do you get for your work when people get to know about your religion?

YAA: Yes! We are so different! But I love it! It is so important for the rest of the world to see! I believe so many non-Muslims immediately think of a Muslim woman as one strict identity, which puts more oppression on us. Most people have a strong reaction to my background after seeing my work. People think my family disowned me and doesn’t know about my work or what I do. But, on the contrary, my family loves me, loves my work, and they are proud of it. They’re some of the biggest supporters and fans of mine, as most families try to be for any one of their members.

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