π§ represents a woman who wears a headscarf, most often a Muslim woman wearing a hijab, and it is used to talk about hijab, modesty, faith or simply to represent oneself. The Apple artwork shows a woman with a purple scarf covering her hair and neck and a lavender top.
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The tone is usually warm and personal. Many women who wear a hijab use π§ to represent themselves in chats and bios, much like other people choose a face or person emoji. It appears a lot around Ramadan, Eid and Islamic topics, and in hijab fashion and modest fashion posts. It is used by Muslim women and communities around the world. The headscarf can also stand for other head coverings, such as a tichel or mantilla. It is a respectful identity emoji, not a joke or slang term.
In bios it often shows that the person is a hijabi or Muslim woman. It is also common on modest fashion, hijab tutorial and Ramadan content.
Friends use it to represent themselves or another woman who wears a hijab, for example when getting ready to go out or heading to the mosque.
New hijab style today π§β¨
Eid Mubarak from me and mama π§π
Getting ready, 10 mins π§
Ramadan Kareem everyone π§π€²
| π§π» vs π³ | π³ shows a person wearing a turban, which is a different head covering used in several cultures, including by Sikh men. |
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| π§π» vs π© | π© is a general woman emoji with no head covering or religious connection. |
| Name | woman with headscarf: light skin tone |
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| Codepoints | U+1F9D5 U+1F3FB |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | bandana, head, headscarf, hijab, kerchief, mantilla, tichel, woman |
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π§ represents a woman who wears a headscarf, most often a Muslim woman wearing a hijab, and it is used to talk about hijab, modesty, faith or simply to represent oneself. The Apple artwork shows a woman with a purple scarf covering her hair and neck and a lavender top.
No, π§ only exists as a woman with a headscarf. The closest emoji for men with a head covering is π³, person wearing a turban.
It is mostly used for the hijab, but the official meaning is any woman with a headscarf. Some people use it for other traditions, such as a tichel or mantilla.
Yes, as long as it is respectful, for example when talking about a friend, a relative or Eid wishes. Using it to mock people is considered offensive.
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