She appeared as a model..for the first time, as a spider-woman with a veil, in "Spider-Man"

For the first time in the popular #SpiderMan series, a spider-woman in a hijab 🧕 appears as a superhero in the multicultural and identifiable superhero series in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 🎬🎬

"Malala Windsor," this is the name of the character that appeared with it, and Sophia Barmer, who embodied the character, said that she is a typical Muslim figure who reflects the identity and cultures of Muslim women.

While Chris Anka, the show's character and costume designer, explained that the design took him two months and he began planning it two years ago

Chris did extensive research on how women wear hijabs, connected with his hijabi friends and studied the hijab movement in sports.

"I ended up taking a lot of inspiration from runners and swimmers and used that to help define her general body type, as well as build her suit," he said. "We wanted it to feel functional yet authentic."

Chris explained how the goal is that "anyone can wear a mask. We want everyone to believe they can be a hero no matter what."

It is worth noting that this series also aims to embody all categories, including those that are inappropriate with Arab ideas, and that are socially unacceptable, as Fox Cinema reported that it was banned in a number of Arab countries, due to what was included in one of the scenes.

According to reports, the ban was issued because the film contained scenes of transgender people and calls for homosexuality.

Among the first Arab countries to ban the screening of the film were the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, before Egypt followed suit.