Hijab Beaute

A fashion blogger who loves her turban as much as she love her Allah SWT.

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"Read…" (Quran 96:1)

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Read the Quran verily it contains everything one needs. 

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Model: Myself.

It’s stated in the Quran that all Muslim women should cover their hair and all their other body parts except two, their face and their hands.

But if a woman in her hijab and modest clothing posts a picture of her face on the internet, it’s considered an almost mortal sin. Why? Covering a woman’s face isn’t a Muslim rule. It’s not compulsory. So why is it so shameful and ‘wrong’ to do so?

Our society, that’s why. 

Our society (I’m an Emirati 18 year old, but I’m talking about the Arabian society and culture in general) taught it’s females since their infancy that women should not be put on the spotlight, not in newspapers, not on the television, not on modest pictures on the internet. This is a social issue, not a religious issue. Yes, I believe in modesty, I believe in covering ones body and hair. But take away my face too? 

Why should I be ashamed of being a female? 

When something is a social issue, it cannot get better over night, it takes years. But maybe if I speak out, it could make others in my society think, maybe even change their minds on what truly is shameful.

And for you to understand how big this problem is, let me tell you this. I’m a feminist that believes in equality, acceptance and tolerance. I grew up in a multi-cultural household with a worldly open-minded family. Yet I still don’t have the guts to show my whole face in the picture above.

I was taught to be ashamed.

- Nadia Ghaleb.

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Imagine that you’re shopping with someone you love. No, not just someone you love. Someone you’re madly in love with. Now suppose that this person picks out a gift for you in a particular color and style. How would you feel about that gift? Chances are you’ll cherish it simply because of who gave it to you, simply because of who picked it out for you. There are things, events, people in your life that Allah has picked out for you. Are you pleased with His choice? Do we not love the gift simply because of who picked it out? You will know you really love someone, when you love anything that comes from them . no matter what it is. And you will love their gift, not for any quality in the gift itself . but only for who it came from.

Yasmin Mogahed (via fatihahmoiden)

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I did my very first hijab tutorial on youtube and i hope you like it.