Sumthing to share..
reminder for me and for all Muslimah out there..
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Hijab; an awesome pride for ladies!
Hijab
in Islam, is basically a “dress code” for Muslim women in public. Many perceive
hijab as “traditional” and a form of oppression; but truth is, hijab protects
and safeguards women from harassment! The wisdom behind hijab is to minimize
sexual enticement and most importantly, it is a form of obedience to our Lord,
Allah. Take hijab as your pride, and Insyallah, you will become a better
Muslimah.
1. The most basic form of hijab is to cover the whole body,
except the hands up to the wrist. Take note that hijab is not only about
covering your head with a headscarf, but it’s about covering your body too! A
hijab isn’t complete until both requirements (head and body) are covered.
2. A proper hijab requires one to wear loose clothes in order
to avoid “showing” those beautiful curves! The Prophet (pbuh) has warned us
that women who are dressed yet naked (ie: tight-fitting clothes) will receive
harsh punishment in Hell (nauzubillah).
3. Think that headscarf or long skirt of yours is solid
enough? Look again, it might be transparent and people are able to see the
shape of your hair bun or legs! Whatever material or fabric you put on
yourself; make sure they are not transparent!
4. Ladies, keep your attire or outfit simple and modest!
There’s no need to be flashy in order to attract the attention of others! Most
importantly, it should be free of anything that may lead to arrogance,
self-conceited, pride and riya’. As ladies, we are to display Allah’s blessings
upon us in our clothing, but do it without going to the extreme of wastage or
extravagance.
5. “Are you a girl… or a boy?” Is the type of question other
people shouldn’t be asking when it comes to an individual, and we should avoid
it at all costs! Dressing up/ looking as the opposite gender is dangerous to
self, as it challenges the pride and it brings confusion to others. So ladies,
be proud of your girly self! :)
6. Why bother dressing up the others (ie: the unbelievers) when you, as a Muslimah, have your own identity to be proud of? By imitating them outwardly, it might lead to imitating them inwardly (beliefs, characteristics). Muslim ladies too, have their own style and fashion to be proud of! :)
