Muslim clothing for girls and women

Some people wonder if it is even possible to be a lawyer, doctor, administrator, journalist or something else when you are wearing "long fluttering clothes"?

Of course, a dress resembling a flower tent would look out of place in the downtown area. However, wearing a hijab, you can look both a business woman and a professional in your work.

If you have a needle and thread, you can customize most of the garments for you. Or you can find a tailor who will adapt and lengthen this or that model for you. If you can't do this, go shopping and take a closer look. You will definitely find the right clothes. Sometimes you can just buy a dress that is several sizes larger - it will be loose and long enough for you, and thus it will be suitable as a hijab.

If you are short, and long dresses and skirts are in fashion, then your task is solved. Women of average height who buy clothes designed for tall will also find themselves in long skirts and dresses! Taller women can go to specialty stores (for taller ones).

Stores that sell one-off models may also offer long clothes. Although, of course, in some of these "specialty" stores, prices are too high. So, with little effort, you can look businesslike enough to freely take on any job without sacrificing your Islamic principles!

In fact, wearing the hijab does not pose any particular problem. Practical ways to get the right clothes have already been outlined above. Today, women wearing the hijab can be found on the streets, in shops and company offices, on television and in other media. This is no longer as “strange” as it was, say, ten years ago.

Hijab is one of the very important aspects of a Muslim woman's life.... Currently, this word generally means women's Islamic clothing. It is also often used in connection with a woman's headdress or headscarf. What is often overlooked, however, is that hijab means much more than just clothing: following the Islamic style of dress requires Islamic style and conduct.

Therefore, we will talk about the “outer” Hijab (clothing), the Outer Hijab.

There are certain conditions that we must fulfill in order for the clothes we wear to be considered Hijab. Such clothes do not imply any “special style” - you can wear whatever you want. It is only necessary that your clothing meets certain requirements established for Islamic clothing... When choosing things for yourself, you can proceed from various factors, for example, such as the climate of your country, its traditions, your personal taste and even the peculiarities of modern fashion.

There is, for example, fashion in the style of “salwar-khamiz” and other styles of Muslim clothing. And it is no less changeable than the fashion for women's clothing in the Western world. Fashion is not a problem as long as we don't blindly follow it. We need to learn to feel and be aware of when the styles of women's clothing are unacceptable for Islam, and from that moment on "dare" to look "unfashionable" in the eyes of the Western public.

Clothing should not be like men's clothing. Wardrobe items such as trousers should be feminine in style, cut and decor. It is undesirable for clothes to strongly distinguish you "from the crowd."

The choice of clothing greatly depends on the individuality of each woman, her consciousness and conscience, but when choosing a hijab, factors such as the country's climate, occupation and place of work should be taken into account.

On the Internet, Muslim women attract attention and interest from all over the world, becoming the standard of fashion, style and lifestyle. Such incongruous concepts as Muslim style and blogs have come together and presented Muslim clothing as an attribute of a stylish and successful woman. Here, Muslim women themselves create their own image of a fashionable and stylish girl with an active lifestyle and devotion to the main component of their appearance - modesty.