The silent devotion

In a bustling mosque, an Arab woman knelt before the altar, her long black tunic rolled up, revealing her posterior. The crowd murmured as she prostrated, her hijab covering her head and neck. From behind, her silhouette was clear—her rounded curves accentuated by the stretchy fabric of her tunic. Though her presence was modest, the view from the side revealed more than meets the eye, leaving little to the imagination. She wore her hijab with confidence, blending into the crowd while maintaining her own quiet dignity.