TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月17日 01時00分

It's tough to play sports in a hijab. If the material is too heavy, it causes excess sweating. If it's too light, it might fall off during competition. And if it's fastened in the wrong way, "you can feel like you're going to choke," says @manirostom, an Egyptian runner based in the United Arab Emirates and the founder of the "Surviving Hijab" Facebook group, which has nearly half a million members. Nike's Pro Hijab—which was put into development after executives met with UAE weight lifter @amna.s.alhaddad in 2016—aims to shift that status quo. Unlike a traditional hijab, the Pro—one of TIME's 25 Best Inventions of 2017—is made with light, breathable fabric that wicks moisture; athletes who have used it report that it helps manage sweat. But for women like Rostom, who was one of the Pro's early testers, there's symbolic weight to Nike's investment, as well. "I'm athletic, I'm outspoken, I'm empowered by a big company," she says. "I'm representing what a Muslim woman can be." See the full list on TIME.com. Photograph by @sebastianmader for TIME

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