I would wear this (as a full-time munaqaba) [in case you didn't know, munaqaba is the correct term for a "niqabi" while niqabi is more the slang] to an formal fancy non-muslim event (where everyone is going to be in evening gowns). Such as some of my non-Muslim family's social events (weddings, work functions, charity stuffs). I would wear this (as a full-time munaqaba) [in case you didn't know, munaqaba is the correct term for a "niqabi" while niqabi is more the slang] to an formal fancy non-muslim event (where everyone is going to be in evening gowns). Such as some of my non-Muslim family's social events (weddings, work functions, charity stuffs).
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I love this set...
You have been tagged....
http://arabiamagick.blogspot.com/2009/09/ramadan-tag.html
Though Orange is lovely, there's not enough yellow in the world :-) Could you perhaps consider writing a review of yellow ensembles that utilize yellow for the Niqab also? A 'spectrum' article would be lovely as well - a different colour for each day of the week, commencing with a permissible shade of red, through to violet.
pastels for summer would be nice also.
Modesty is indeed infinitely more feminine and beautiful than immodesty...and in a nation with the highest melanoma rate in the world...come on ladies...its commonsense too!! :-)
Sarah.
I love the beautiful colours and fabrics used. I was in Dubai just recently and was in awe of the beauty of it all. How lovely to have a posting site where ladies only can be. So lovely. Thank you.
As-Salāmu `alaykunna ( hope that is correct and I haven't offended anyone, not my intention or desire)
Jeanette