Ibtihaj Muhammad

Macy’s is launching a women’s clothing line aimed at Muslim shoppers. The department store chain says it teamed up with a boutique called Verona Collection and plans to sell the collection of modest dresses, tops, cardigans and hijabs online. The clothing will launch on Macy’s website on Feb. 15. The brand was developed by Lisa Vogl, a graduate of Macy’s...

Vic Jagger from Majic 102.3 joins News4’s Leon Harris to discuss the new Hijab-wearing Barbie doll. The doll is modeled after famous fencer, Ibtihaj Muhammad. Jagger also talks about Kinder eggs and diet wine.

It’s been quite a run for U.S. Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad. In 2016, she became the first American athlete to compete while wearing a Hijab.
Now… she has a doll in her own likeness courtesy of Barbie.

Fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad and the U.S. women’s sabre team took bronze on Saturday in a 45-30 win over Italy. It was a near replay of the third-place match in men’s foil Friday, which the U.S. won 45-31.

U.S. fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad, who made history as the first U.S. athlete to wear a hijab during the Olympics, was eliminated in her second bout in the women’s sabre tournament on Monday. Muhammad won 15-13 over Olena Kravatska of Ukraine in the opening bout Monday morning but later lost to Cecilia Berder of France 15-12. She will compete in the...

History was made on Day 3 of the the 2016 Olympics as Ibtihaj Muhammad became the first American athlete to wear a hijab before falling to defeat; it took under a minute to score the first judo win, and the first medal was going to be awarded in rugby in nearly 100 years. Click through for notable statistics from Monday’s...

Ibtihaj Muhammad stood beaming on the podium in Budapest in 2013, flashing a bright smile, a world championship bronze medal and the red, white and blue hijab that perfectly encapsulated who she is as an athlete and a person. Muhammad, a New Jersey-born fencer, is a proud Muslim and an equally proud American. And this summer at the Rio Olympics,...

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