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Lamya vive in Medio Oriente, ha 14 anni e una cotta per la sua insegnante, si annoia terribilmente, vorrebbe sparire, si sente fuori posto. Fino a quando, leggendo un passo del Corano, tutto cambia, perché Lamya si rende conto che anche Maria di Nazareth era disinteressata agli uomini, proprio come lei. Inizia allora a rileggere il Corano mettendolo in relazione con le sue esperienze, desideri e il suo coming out. Lamya costruisce un po’ alla volta la sua identità di donna migrante, musulmana e queer. Questo memoir intimo e toccante, che va dall’infanzia della protagonista al trasferimento negli Stati Uniti per l’università, fino all’età adulta, racconta una storia universale di formazione e autodeterminazione, che abbatte luoghi comuni e barriere culturali. Il libro, vincitore dello Stonewall Book Award, è il primo del progetto voci kwir, che accoglie voci autoriali queer dall’area mediorientale, nordafricana e delle diaspore, per superare stereotipi identitari e condividere visioni di liberazione, con la direzione editoriale e prefazioni di Cecilia Dalla Negra e Paola Rivetti.

'A masterful, must-read contribution to conversations on power, justice, healing, and devotion from a singular voice I now trust with my whole heart'\nGLENNON DOYLE, author of Untamed\n\n**Roxane Gay's Book Club March 2023 Pick**\n\nWhen Lamya is fourteen, she decides to disappear. \n\nIt seems easier to ease herself out of sight than to grapple with the difficulty of taking shape in a world that doesn't fit. She is a queer teenager growing up in a Muslim household, a South Asian in a Middle Eastern country. But during her Quran class, she reads a passage about Maryam, and suddenly everything shifts: if Maryam was never touched by any man, could Maryam be... like Lamya?\n\nWritten with deep intelligence and a fierce humour, Hijab Butch Blues follows Lamya as she travels to the United States, as she comes out, and as she navigates the complexities of the immigration system - and the queer dating scene. At each step, she turns to her faith to make sense of her life, weaving stories from the Quran together with her own experiences: Musa leading his people to freedom; Allah, who is neither male nor female; and Nuh, who built an ark, just as Lamya is finally able to become the architect of her own story.\n\nRaw and unflinching, Hijab Butch Blues heralds the arrival of a truly original voice, asking powerful questions about gender and sexuality, relationships, identity and faith, and what it means to build a life of one's own.

'A masterful, must-read contribution to conversations on power, justice, healing, and devotion from a singular voice I now trust with my whole heart'\nGLENNON DOYLE, author of Untamed\n\n**Roxane Gay's Book Club March 2023 Pick**\n\nWhen Lamya is fourteen, she decides to disappear. \n\nIt seems easier to ease herself out of sight than to grapple with the difficulty of taking shape in a world that doesn't fit. She is a queer teenager growing up in a Muslim household, a South Asian in a Middle Eastern country. But during her Quran class, she reads a passage about Maryam, and suddenly everything shifts: if Maryam was never touched by any man, could Maryam be... like Lamya?\n\nWritten with deep intelligence and a fierce humour, Hijab Butch Blues follows Lamya as she travels to the United States, as she comes out, and as she navigates the complexities of the immigration system - and the queer dating scene. At each step, she turns to her faith to make sense of her life, weaving stories from the Quran together with her own experiences: Musa leading his people to freedom; Allah, who is neither male nor female; and Nuh, who built an ark, just as Lamya is finally able to become the architect of her own story.\n\nRaw and unflinching, Hijab Butch Blues heralds the arrival of a truly original voice, asking powerful questions about gender and sexuality, relationships, identity and faith, and what it means to build a life of one's own.

'A masterful, must-read contribution to conversations on power, justice, healing, and devotion from a singular voice I now trust with my whole heart'\nGLENNON DOYLE, author of Untamed\n\n**Roxane Gay's Book Club March 2023 Pick**\n\nWhen Lamya is fourteen, she decides to disappear. \n\nIt seems easier to ease herself out of sight than to grapple with the difficulty of taking shape in a world that doesn't fit. She is a queer teenager growing up in a Muslim household, a South Asian in a Middle Eastern country. But during her Quran class, she reads a passage about Maryam, and suddenly everything shifts: if Maryam was never touched by any man, could Maryam be... like Lamya?\n\nWritten with deep intelligence and a fierce humour, Hijab Butch Blues follows Lamya as she travels to the United States, as she comes out, and as she navigates the complexities of the immigration system - and the queer dating scene. At each step, she turns to her faith to make sense of her life, weaving stories from the Quran together with her own experiences: Musa leading his people to freedom; Allah, who is neither male nor female; and Nuh, who built an ark, just as Lamya is finally able to become the architect of her own story.\n\nRaw and unflinching, Hijab Butch Blues heralds the arrival of a truly original voice, asking powerful questions about gender and sexuality, relationships, identity and faith, and what it means to build a life of one's own.

'A masterful, must-read contribution to conversations on power, justice, healing, and devotion from a singular voice I now trust with my whole heart'\nGLENNON DOYLE, author of Untamed\n\n**Roxane Gay's Book Club March 2023 Pick**\n\nWhen Lamya is fourteen, she decides to disappear. \n\nIt seems easier to ease herself out of sight than to grapple with the difficulty of taking shape in a world that doesn't fit. She is a queer teenager growing up in a Muslim household, a South Asian in a Middle Eastern country. But during her Quran class, she reads a passage about Maryam, and suddenly everything shifts: if Maryam was never touched by any man, could Maryam be... like Lamya?\n\nWritten with deep intelligence and a fierce humour, Hijab Butch Blues follows Lamya as she travels to the United States, as she comes out, and as she navigates the complexities of the immigration system - and the queer dating scene. At each step, she turns to her faith to make sense of her life, weaving stories from the Quran together with her own experiences: Musa leading his people to freedom; Allah, who is neither male nor female; and Nuh, who built an ark, just as Lamya is finally able to become the architect of her own story.\n\nRaw and unflinching, Hijab Butch Blues heralds the arrival of a truly original voice, asking powerful questions about gender and sexuality, relationships, identity and faith, and what it means to build a life of one's own.