Woman kneeling

This emoji is not very popular and is more likely to be used by a younger audience, particularly those from Muslim backgrounds. It is most commonly used on Twitter, Instagram and WhatsApp. This emoji is not considered rude and is simply a way to express a woman’s readiness to provide an opinion or answer a question.

The history of this emoji dates back to 2018 when it was included in the Unicode 11.0 update. It was created to represent a Muslim woman and to provide a more diverse range of emojis that could be used to represent different cultures and religions. The hijab-wearing woman emoji was the first of its kind, and since then, more hijab-wearing emojis have been added to the Unicode library.