So I have moved to Oman permanently, au reviour Canada. I am staying in the Gulf for what will probably be the rest of my life, but Allahualim, you know?
So while there aren't many pictures until I get a skanner, above is the fish-n-tail dress of Salalah, and below, some of the different traditional dresses from in and around Muscat. All can be worn with khimar (hijab) but usually abaya is worn where I live.
That's all my hijab reporting for now folks.
So while there aren't many pictures until I get a skanner, above is the fish-n-tail dress of Salalah, and below, some of the different traditional dresses from in and around Muscat. All can be worn with khimar (hijab) but usually abaya is worn where I live.
That's all my hijab reporting for now folks.
Comments
it is Au revoir for the french translation of goodbye,
happy for you anyway that you living in Oman now... hope you will like it, I wish to move in a muslim country! InshaAllah
i hope you will have the best of your life there.
looking at the images, I would say that Omani ladies are colourful and bright. their dresses have many similarities with the Indian ladies of India.
really eye-catching.
I'm happy for you having moved to Oman (if you are happy yourself of course). I've always heard only good about Oman (clean and safe, simple and sincere, hospitable people,quiet life)
SO COLORFUL! :) I am always afraid to mix too many colors but when I see it, I think it's so pretty!
Insha'Allah, your life in Oman is a happy one! I couldn't imagine being so far from home.. I admire anyone who does it!
The clothes are so beautiful! and may Allah reward you for your Hijra.
Aïsha/Stéphanie