Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
That might be too modest for people but oh well, I guess...better being modest in this way rather than covering yourself and showing off in front of people that you're modest.
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
That might be too modest for people but oh well, I guess...better being modest in this way rather than covering yourself and showing off to people that you're modest.
again do not forget:
modesty is in the hearts and not in the clothing
Allah is the judge
samjhaY?
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
Yes, that is pretty much all of Islam in a nutshell. Thank you Anwar bhai. I can’t find a smily without the scarf so I guess for time being, I’ll have to use this: 
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
I agree with those that say hijab is more than just a piece of cloth. It's a lot of other actions with it. The premise is wrong so it doesnt leave much to be said about the article.
Secondly, several guys have told me they treat and think differently of women who wear hijab. This coming from plenty of non-muslims as well as muslims.
It isnt about what men think in their minds about a girl who wears a scarf. A lot of it IS about how they treat you when coming across you. We all think things we shouldnt but how we act outwardly matters a lot.
And anyone who has read hadith and believes in it, can see that the Prophet(SAW) advocated a t ype of "hijab" on both men and women. And yes that includes a piece of cloth that covers.
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
nobody i know permanently wears a hijab (such is pak culture) and its not something which i have ever asked anyone to consider
but if you cant accept hijabi women are more pious then none hijabis then youve got somekind of problem.
the hijab is the sign of decency, and by far more so for the future then the past
i am impressed by the lifestyles that hijabi sisters often enjoy, of freedom, study and past time hobbies. theres no mistaking that they are muslim
the hijab cannot be forced upon women, its more for educated, self thinkers to consider. people can choose to go whichever direction they want, the hijab is going with islam and with muslims
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
hmm
I know a lot of guys who don't really support Hijab but when they come across a Hijabi compared to some1 who's not wearing a Hijab...They show a lot more respect...off topic but What you wear does sound like it's a part of modesty if take a look at this.
interesting!
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
again do not forget:
modesty is in the hearts and not in the clothing
Allah is the judge
samjhaY?
Just tell him already that you are being sarcastic.
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
i dont care what people say about me wearing hijab 
or mujahy ALLAH SWT k sawa kisi say dur wer bhi nahi lagta 
cuz i know ALLAH SWT automatically puts respect in others gaze for me
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
The word for head scarf is Khimar and not Hijab. Hijab is a combination for men and women's modest dress, modest behaviour and modest actions.
I do agree with some points but I feel the article isn't written fairly or with balance because it talks about head scarf being hijab which is totally a wrong understanding.
yup - lacks balance.
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
:aq: meaning are you saying that or are you being sarcastic?
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
nice answer I agree with you.
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
tht IF says it all…
i do…
very well said:hugz:
BTW..where did u read this danny…:aq:
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
what do you think?
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
what do you think?
you better be sarcastic.
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
Mashallah v. well said zobia! and i know that even if ppl didn’t respect u 4 wearing it, u’d still have it on 
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
but if you cant accept hijabi women are more pious then none hijabis then youve got somekind of problem.
the hijab is the sign of decency, and by far more so for the future then the past
You still have to meet most of the Emiratis& Kuwaitis women who wear abbayas & hijab, but are far from decent!!!!!!
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
lol at emirati!!! i second that!
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
Yea I guess you're right. We should all walk around in chaddis and call ourselves modest muslims :(
**Moderate **to be precise.
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
come on yaar!
if i wear it, i wear it for ma self, not for others (ALHUMDULLAH) 
Re: To My Dear Hijabi sister
I dont know what the big deal about "hijabis" is. Just because they cover their hair when they re out in public does not mean that they follow Islam in its entirety. I know hijabi girls who smoke, hang out with men till like 2 in the morning, have bfs etc. And their head is covered with a carf but their cleavage has no coverage. So people who automatically assume that a headscarf mean piety, have something seriously wrong with them.
I admire women who wear hijab and also follow Islam when it comes to everything else in life as well. But girls who take advantage of their hijab, by making it a means of bad freedom are pathetic. They think that whatever they do doesnt matter cuz when it comes to the narrow-minded men and women of our society they will consider them pious anyways.