Presumptuous of Me to Think Otherwise: Negotiating the American Muslim Identity

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Presumptuous of Me to Think Otherwise Did you ever wonder if the Muslim woman in the headscarf was a foreigner, or if she was forced to wear the headscarf by her male relatives? What about the Arab man walking with four women at the mall, are they all his wives? Presumptuous of Me to Think Otherwise takes you on a hilarious journey into the everyday lives of American Muslims. It is a thought-provoking and lighthearted comical diary that explores the issues of self-identity in children, cultural misconception of what it means to be Muslim among fellow Muslims, and the general perception of Muslims in the public sphere.