"I wear the Hijab, and I also take dicks in every hole I've got, what I do with my body is my business, old man, deal with it," Afaf Abdelaziz said with a smirk, and she licked her lips and looked defiantly at the short little preacher, and with that, she walked out of the community center. With her head held high, Afaf made her way down the hill, and for the first time in her life, the young Saudi Arabian Muslim woman felt completely free.
"You call yourself a Muslim woman, you're just a Western-influenced whore," the Saudi-trained preacher, Sheikh Abu, shouted at Afaf as she walked away. The tall, curvaceous young woman didn't even bother looking back. As far as Afaf was concerned, Sheikh Abu and his ilk, woman-hating and fearmongering insecure bozos posing as religious leaders, were obsolete.
"I've had enough," Afaf called out, and she briefly turned around, to see the little Saudi preacher return to the building, hell-bent on talking nonsense to the rest of his brainwashed flock. Afaf had enough of Sheikh Abu and his ilk. Saudi-trained preachers who went to Muslim communities across the world, hell-bent on whipping them into a frenzy. Such lunacy was dangerous...
Once upon a time, Afaf would have been just like all the men and women who sat inside the mosque inside the community center, listening to Sheikh Abu's fellow preachers rant on and on about the evils of Western society and "headstrong females." Born in the City of Montreal, Quebec, to Saudi immigrant parents, Afaf Abdelaziz led a normal life, until she started her criminology studies at Carleton University in the City of Ottawa, Ontario.
Living on her own for the first time, far from her conservative Saudi Arabian family, Afaf Abdelaziz finally got a taste of freedom, and it changed her. Sex, drugs and Rock N Roll, Afaf tried it all...and loved it. All of it. Nevertheless, outwardly, Afaf seemed to be the same pious, Hijab-wearing and obedient Muslim sister that she's always been. Of course, looks could be very deceiving...
"Steve, are you home? I need to talk to you," Afaf said into her phone as the number nine bus came, and she hopped on. For once, the OC Transpo bus was nearly empty, which was surprising for a Friday afternoon. Afaf had been dating Steve "Stevie" Flay for the past year. The six-foot-two, dark and handsome young Jamaican student walked into an interfaith meeting for Christians, Jews and Muslims at Carleton, and stole the show with his passion for the Abrahamic faiths, and his sheer masculine presence. After the meeting, Afaf went down to Oliver's Pub for a quick bite, and ran into Steve there.