Girls That Never Die

Exploring the complexities of Muslim girlhood, the book delves into themes of shame and the violence faced by women. Safia Elhillo draws from personal and cultural narratives, intertwining real-life traumas with elements of magical realism. Through vivid imagery, she depicts women reclaiming their autonomy and power, challenging patriarchal constraints. The narrative presents transformative possibilities, asking profound questions about freedom and self-governance in the face of societal threats. Ultimately, it is a celebration of resilience and the quest for liberation.