Samra Habib is a Pakistani-Canadian writer, photographer, and activist known for her work on issues related to identity, gender, and sexuality, particularly in the context of the LGBTQ+ community. She gained prominence for her memoir, "We Have Always Been Here: A Queer Muslim Memoir," which discusses her experiences as a queer Muslim woman and her journey of self-acceptance and belonging.
Habib's work often focuses on the intersectionality of being both queer and Muslim, addressing the challenges and pressures faced by individuals in these communities. She is also recognized for her photography and art, which celebrate diversity and challenge stereotypes.
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