Assalamu alaikum wr wb, peace be upon you.

No marriage or dom/sub requests, please!

Also stay away if you're easily offended/prone to "takfir".

This profile mostly documents my contributions from the last 10+ years to the veiling kink community -- I do NOT intend it as a ”this is how women must dress” kind of Wahhabi message, as I am taking pictures with deliberately exaggerate amounts of layers and occasionally show discrete, inner bondage constraints (one may not try at home everything you see without assistance or years of experience).

Taken out of context, some of my postures might be confused with the "uniform" of some deranged Islamist who might actually be vanilla. There I am actually mocking Islamofascists who confuse faith in Allah and good deeds with ideology, and appropriating their images of power for fetish purposes.

As confusing as it will nevertheless sound, I do consider myself a Muslim, though not an orthodox one, as I am also a trans woman and Salafis have a problem with that in itself. I believe that spirituality and sexuality are not entirely incompatible, as strange and shameful as it may sound.

Due to my autism and liking for sensory deprivation, in my youth, interest from Venice carnival masking and other types of masks and costumes shifted to the less expensive practice of veiling, which also appealed to me for its possibility of becoming a potentially permanent carnival of sorts, more or less always live under cover, keeping in touch with the warm, humid darkness from which my body emerged...

Please do feel free to approach me for exchanges of knowledge on styles of veiling and related practices, or advice (which I have offered in the past to many people, even Muslim cis women). Many of my clothes were gifted by fellow sisters and brothers who share my interests. However, most (though not all) pictures were done by myself, with timer on.

I do not support non-consensual stuff, and have some hard limits when it comes to BDSM, despite how extreme some of my current practices may seem. I may have warped standards of reasonability, but still hold on to some definition of reasonability. Otherwise,

Allah only is to judge and knows best.