Quam Ki Beti meaning “Daughter of the Nation” is a tribute to identity, resilience, and cultural pride. Designed by Pakistani artist Anne-Fatima Syed, whose work bridges spirituality, community, activism, and visual storytelling, this piece intertwines the motifs of Ajrak textiles, the vivid energy of truck-art florals, and a verse from Faiz Ahmed Faiz’s “Hum Dekhenge.” The result is a print that honors the power of Pakistani womanhood and the symbolism that shapes its collective memory. Soft, expressive, and richly layered, it’s crafted on our signature modal fabric for effortless styling and all-day comfort and features bold yet wearable hues of red.

Quam Ki Beti is a Pakistani artist hijab and Ajrak print modal scarf, designed as a red heritage hijab on lightweight modal fabric for meaningful everyday wear.

This scarf was part of a past solidarity initiative that raised over $10,000. While the campaign has ended, you can learn more about its impact and the organizations supported on our Solidarity Page. For further details or to continue supporting this cause, we encourage you to visit the charities’ websites directly at Behud USA.