Hend Amry is a Libyan-American writer, artist, and social media personality.

She currently resides in Qatar.

She has been dubbed the "Muslim Queen of Twitter,"^[10]an activist, ^[6]and a "satirical Arab writer."^[7]

Her tweets have been featured on Wired, BuzzFeed, Vox, and the *Washington Post *^[5].^[8]

Hend Amry was born in California to Libyan parents.

Initially, Hend's parents moved to the United States to study, but ended up living in America to avoid Muammar Gaddafi's regime.^{[2] [9]}Hend moved to and from Libya to the United States at an early age, as well, but eventually spent the majority of her childhood in Oregon and Kentucky.^[9]

While attending college in Kentucky, she worked at a small café in Lexington.^[5]

Hend Amry works as a freelancer.

She has written several anecdotal and editorial pieces reflecting on her experiences living as a Muslim-American woman.

She also takes to social media (particularly Twitter, usually in a humorous way) ^[10]to express her thoughts about people's perceptions of Islamic culture.^{[0] [2]}

As a writer, Amry has expressed her opinions about why she chooses to wear the hijab .^[5]

Amry is also an artist.

She enjoys several mediums, including drawing, sketching, and acrylic painting.^[2]

In 2016, Amry was listed in Arabian Business's list of "The World's Most Influential Arab Women."^[4]

Amry lives in Doha, Qatar with her husband and two daughters.^[1]She previously lived in the United Arab Emirates (from 2008 to 2013) for her husband's work.^[2]

When she is not writing, ^[0]she enjoys reading, watching movies, and spending time doing art projects with her kids.^[1]

According to Amry, she and her family were taken in as political refugees when they were living in Libya.^[8]