Islam is on a roll. I guess a positive thing coming out of all this media hype that Islam is getting is that it heightens people's awareness of it. People have this misconception that all Muslim women look like ninjas, wear niqabs to not show their faces, and dark coloured abayas. That is sooo entirely wrong.
There are even Catholics that wear a headscarf.


Ruqaya Al Ghasara is from Bahrain and ran in the Beijing Olympics. She ran the 200 m.
Everytime I go to Egypt, I'm amazed. It seems there are more and more muhajjabat (ladies that cover their hair). If they took it off, they'd look just like every other North American and European girl... except without tight clothes and cleavage. (Although I -have- seen a TON of girls wearing skinny jeans. But, most of them wear a short dress or a tunic top over it. That butt has to hide. ;])
So with people wanting to be stylish and modest at the same time (which seems to be hard in the states), there's a rise in Islamic fashions designers. Samaher Mohammed of Dearborn, MI, Nzinga Knight of New York, NY, Mejsa Chaaroui, Iman Aldebebe and Karolina Brock. All three from Sweden. There's more, but I've forgotten their names. Maybe soon, instead of hair salons, we'll see hijab salons?
There are so many styles for headscarves. Some people claim that some of the Egyptian ways aren't modest enough, and that they're too flashy.

So far, these are all mostly Egyptian styles. The kind that doesnt actually cover the neck itself, and is covered by a turtleneck or something else is what they call "the Spanish style", though.
These are alternatives to the 'spanish style' and the kinds that don't cover neck and chest, etc.

There's lots of ways to wear the scarf. Which is what sets their style apart from everyone else because, otherwise, they dress just the same, as I see it.

(These are in Egypt).


And what girl doesn't imagine a princess wedding dress, yeah? Wedding dresses!! I only started looking these up because I adored my cousin-in-law's wedding dress. It was perfect. Even for a non-veiled woman. Maybe even just someone who wanted to be modest. It would have been perfect.

Hers was white, but here are some coloured ones. I have yet to see a bride wearing a colored dress, but that might be a good idea? The bride wears a color, and everyone else wears black or white or something.
There's even a "Pink Hijab Day" for Breast Cancer Awareness.


I don't know. Do these girls look like a threat to you? Threateningly stylish maybe. (That's the best joke I've made all day.)
What do you think of these styles and the wish to dress more modestly?
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I think girl wearing hijab look hot and cool. Ow yah one more thing about it , they earned great respect for wearing hijab .
Just how the way you dress up might effect the way people look at you. Cheap whore ? expensive whore ? or just elegant secret beauty. You decide babeh
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