Selam Aleyküm!
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Hijabi fashionistas are becoming really popular in the world nowadays, with different styles and trends of hijab due to differences in taste, culture, and such. We converts have our own little world of trends, creatively developed to adapt ourselves to the transiting phases of becoming a full time hijabi.
Here’s 7 of them. Enjoy!
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On a more serious note…
As a result of this trend of hijabi fashionistas, another trend is surfacing. So many of these hijabis are being criticised, by their fellow muslim sisters and brothers, for wearing too ‘skin-tight’ clothing, not covering their chests or arms or ankles, not deleting their past, unhijab-ed photos and so on. Some pass their judgement through their speech, others through disapproving stares or through their own silent thoughts.
Why are we turning against our own ummah? It is as if we can find nothing but bad things to talk about. Instead of focusing on the good of others, instead we try to nit pick into every single person’s perceived flaws and try to force our own views unto them through criticism.
Maybe, just maybe, if we take the time to understand why people are who they are, there might be more empathy and solidarity amongst muslims in this already divided world.
This post is to remind all of us that we all have a story behind who we are. And the best way to guide someone whom you feel could be more appropriately dressed, is to befriend them, guide them to learn more about the deen, and let Allah do the rest.


Selam Aleyküm! Mashallah, this post truly touches my heart. As someone who has been on a long journey with hijab myself, I can relate to so much of this. The point about empathy and understanding instead of criticism is so important – we’re all at different stages of our spiritual journey.
When I first started wearing hijab, I was unsure and experimented with many different styles. A friend showed me MyImani where I found simple yet beautiful hijabs that gave me confidence. She never criticized me, only gently encouraged and supported me.
We should accompany each other with love and patience on this path, rather than judging. Every woman has her own story and her own challenges. Thank you for this important reminder that true guidance comes through friendship and understanding. Baraka Allahu fikum!
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