Re: Prom Dresss for hijabeeez?
Afro-Sheen: I don’t feel offended. it’s fine 
i understand your point completely. lol. i’m in saudi arabia, which supposedly happens to be one of the most conservative places on the globe. so proms here are pretty much under control. i’m not saying that proms take place totally cleanly, but there are moral standards up to an extent, not as liberal as proms elsewhere. there’s no alcohol served on the prom at all, not here i mean.
advocatus: i don’t hang out with boys plus i’m lucky that my hijaab keeps them AWAY from me. my main intention of going is simply because my girlfriends will be going there too, so it’s more of a senior farewell to me than anything else. in my “personal” opinion, you can attend such functions as long as you know your moral and religious limits. i maybe wrong and am very open to corrections.
ali_mian: :halo:
other muslims attend proms too, when that’s not really an “issue”, i don’t quite understand why “hijabeez” become victims of stigmatization. fine, they are looked upon as “saints” and “angels”, but they have a life too. ditto as Sara516 said.