Once her complaint is made and the system has clicked in, George is doomed, even though, as he protests: ‘I eat curry with my hands – I can’t be racist!’
The most daring moment comes when he ties a flag of St George around his head and turns it into a red-and-white, hijab-style scarf. ‘If Fatima can wear her culture on her head, why can’t I?’
The play suggests that rebellion is as much the reason as religion for British Muslims to take the veil. Fatima ‘probably thinks she’s burning her bra by wearing a hijab’, one of her friends quips.
But her mother (Shobu Kapoor) is furious with the child. She argues that Asian women struggled against the oppression of the veil, only for Western Muslims to readopt it in the mistaken belief that it establishes their identity. ‘I’d rather you were a one-legged prostitute than a hijab wearer,’ she cries.

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