Sporty Hijab Fashion Styles for 2009

4/28/09

Sporty Hijab Fashion Styles for 2009

Summer's on its way and the weather here is already in the upper 80's! So today i thought I'd do a quick pic galley featuring sporty hijab fashion styles and ideas*. Its no longer chic to be a couch potato mama. Fit is in! So get out there and hit the gym, bike trail, paint ball concourse, - whatever gets your blood pumping :)Take some inspiration from these sporty ideas for modest ladies!

While i dont know where to get the other styles, i can tell you that the bottom hijab sport pic is from Shukr Online!

*please read the hijab fashion disclaimer at the top of the blog.

Cover with Faith, Style and Modesty!

7 comments:

UnknownApril 28, 2009 at 6:56 PM
Assalamualaikum. I like the 2nd and 4th look. The 4th one looks like everyday's wear
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AnonymousApril 28, 2009 at 8:03 PM
sooooooo cute. now i have no excuse for my couch potato ways! ;)
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Hummus AddictApril 28, 2009 at 8:09 PM
kakchik: yeah it does...i just was trying to keep the hooded theme going! :) have a great night all.

Peace and Love\
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NoRApril 29, 2009 at 4:33 AM
all very sportyly nice !
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AnonymousApril 29, 2009 at 5:25 AM
Hello, I'm s panish girl of 23 years old, and I'm new muslim, for 2 months. I'm very happy I found this blog, I'm wanting to wear the hjiab soon Insha Allah in Ramadan and this Blog is helping me alot to find the look and the modest way to dress. so great, Masha Allah!
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Hummus AddictApril 29, 2009 at 8:33 AM
Salaam,
Dear Annonymous:

Im so happy that you've chosen to follow the Straight Path! May Allah(swt) reward you, guide you and give you sucsess in this life, and the next!

There are lots of ways to meet the conditions for hijab - see the list at the bottom right of the blog, for all the criteria. Please note: alot of 'hijab fashion' posts may only be suitable for Mahram/ladies only events. Its always best to err on the side of caution when dressing to go outside. If you're unsure about whether something is appropriate, you can always check with a fellow Sister, or even email me. I know we'd all be happy to help. Im a convert/revert myself. I remember what it was like to begin wearing hijab around allmy non-muslim friends and family.

Mabruk! :)
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AnonymousMay 3, 2009 at 3:34 AM
Asalamo alaykum, I love the 2nd and 3rd pics...where can you buy these????
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Salaam All,

Please feel free to let us know what you think. Add your ideas about hijab styles, scarf tieing suggestions and life as Al Muhajaba El Aniqa (the one who wears hijab with pride and style)!

DISCLAIMER - "Hijab Fashion" Posts and Unkind Comments

This site posts many fashion styles that are for Mahram/Ladies - only events. Please dont assume that everything posted meets the conditions for hijab, as some of it does not. We do our best to *asterisk* styles that do not pass the “demure test” but it is your responsibility to ensure that what you wear meets the conditions for hijab in public. We are just posting ideas that we find beautiful or interesting. Allah(swt) knows best.

The conditions for hijab are listed below, just scroll down a bit!

FYI: This is a Fitna-Free Zone. :) All unkind comments or Taeer will not be posted. Please read the disclaimer above. Peace and have a blessed day.

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.
Clothing must not attract attention - i.e. avoid loud colors, bold designs, sparkles etc...
Clothing shouldnt be that which only men traditionally wear...enjoy being a woman!
Avoid make-up and noisy, visible jewelry - you're pretty enough...don't make it harder for people! :)
No perfume - I'm sure you already smell great!
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. :)