Hijabi Style - Hijab Fashion Blog: Egyptian Hijab Style Series

3/29/09

Egyptian Hijab Style Series - Part 4 , Nanees Selim

A new twist on the traditional shayla (oblong) wrap style. I like the two-tone scarf! :)

2 comments:

AnonymousMarch 31, 2009 at 11:00 AM
LOVE the two tone crinkly hijab!!!
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Hummus AddictMarch 31, 2009 at 11:31 AM
a great basic wrap style. easily augmented for well endowed Sisters!
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Conditions for Women's Hijab

Everything but the hands and face should be covered - including your feet :)
Don't forget to cover your hair and bustline!
Clothing should be wide and loose so as to obscure your figure. This is most easily accomplished by wearing something OVER your regular clothing.
Clothing must not be see-thru.
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Clothing should not resemble solely that which non-Muslims wear. - Sorry, no Daisy Dukes in public!
Hijab isnt just a dress code, its a mindset! Your beauty isnt only skin deep! Be modest in your behavior as well. Remember this isnt just a protection for you as a person, this is an act of worship. :)