ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月31日 07時21分

Meet the Azmi sisters. They’re players in the summer league of the Toronto Women’s Ball Hockey Association. Like @43kadri, the first Muslim player to be drafted by the @mapleleafs, these women are forcing many sports fans to expand their view of who can go hard to the net. “A lot of people see religious Muslims who observe, so a lot of them are surprised when they see that you’re actually like everyone else,” said Husnah Azmi, who’s 21. One of her sisters — Haleemah, who’s 17 — ranks in the top 15 in scoring in the league. But their influence goes beyond the arena. A local school board asked them to speak at a women’s empowerment conference, and they gave a presentation about their experiences playing hockey as observant Muslim women. “People are clearly embracing them,” said Judy Ilcio, who founded the women’s league in 1983. “This truly is the next evolution of who we’ve become in ball hockey.” @martaiwanek took this photo of the Azmi sisters. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #🏒

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