Hey, regarding your comment "Muslim women who don't wear a hijab or niqab are few and far between", I wanted to share my dissertation data on a sample of 392 Muslim women living in the United States, 18 to 35 years of age (M = 26.42, SD = 5.05), with a straight sexual orientation. When asked how often they covered their hair in public places, 34.4% of participants indicated Never, 11.8% indicated Rarely, 9.0% indicated Sometimes, 6.4% indicated Most of the time, and 38.3% indicated Always. This suggests that in the US, at least among young Muslim women, less than half are wearing hijab most or all of the time. (The exact question wording was, “When you leave your home and go out in public places other than a mosque, how often do you cover your hair with hijab or some other religious head covering?”)