#Muslim Clothing Australia

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Buy Islamic Clothing Online in Australia with Hikmah Boutique

Looking to Buy Islamic Clothing Online in Australia? Hikmah Boutique offers a wide range of stylish and modest apparel for every occasion. Whether you're searching for elegant abayas, modest dresses, hijabs, or other Islamic fashion essentials, we have everything you need to express your personal style with grace and modesty.

At Hikmah Boutique, we understand the importance of combining fashion with faith. That’s why our collection features high-quality, comfortable, and fashionable clothing that adheres to Islamic principles while keeping up with modern trends. Our online store makes it easy for you to shop from the comfort of your home, with a variety of options to suit every taste and budget.

Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction means we offer only the best fabrics and craftsmanship. We provide fast, reliable shipping across Australia, so your order arrives promptly and safely. With easy-to-navigate product categories, detailed sizing information, and secure payment options, shopping with Hikmah Boutique is a hassle-free experience.

For those who value both style and modesty, Hikmah Boutique is your go-to destination to Buy Islamic Clothing Online in Australia. Explore our collection today and discover fashion that truly reflects your values.

[youremyheaven]

so well put, I think people underestimate how much the way you dress effects how people see you. People limit their creative expression because they get caught up in their features, the way their body looks, etc. when the truth is people just love and gravitate towards beauty and art... if you're someone who adorns yourself beautifully and makes that a part of yourself, people will find you beautiful 🤷🏼‍♀️ I am usually considered beautiful and yes i am a healthy young woman lol but other than that I don't see myself as having one over any other girl, every girl is beautiful and can learn to alchemise it in a way. Also yess! If I go out in a hoodie or something I find myself invisible too lol, or at least blending it more.

I live in Australia!! It's a thing here, people don't dress up lol or wear colours. I definitely relate to what you're saying about being the only one to dress up for class 😭💜 I think a lot of people admire when somebody carries themselves with that level of class and artistry, I'm sure lots of people commend you for it :) (and ofc the Venus men are eating it up) hahaha

The aussie culture is reaaally casual and I kinda love that, it's a chill place to live but I do wish there was more colour. Everyone is so... monochromatic here. I'm not muslim but we just live in a muslim area where a lot of people immigrate straight from Lebanon and that kinda thing. In this specific area, the girls who aren't hijabi just wear black leggings and a black hoodie. I be looking like a clown for being so colourful hahaha.

Also you're right!! They might be less judgy than I'm imagining. I'm still trying to wear what I like but yes, baby's safety comes first so I have to go a litttle incognito at least for now 🕶️🤣💕

"so well put, I think people underestimate how much the way you dress effects how people see you. People limit their creative expression because they get caught up in their features, the way their body looks, etc. when the truth is people just love and gravitate towards beauty and art... if you're someone who adorns yourself beautifully and makes that a part of yourself, people will find you beautiful 🤷🏼‍♀️ I am usually considered beautiful and yes i am a healthy young woman lol but other than that I don't see myself as having one over any other girl, every girl is beautiful and can learn to alchemise it in a way. Also yess! If I go out in a hoodie or something I find myself invisible too lol, or at least blending it more."

THISSSS. this is the Venusian code!!!

I feel like many women feel as though they're not "pretty enough" to dress up, when the truth is, by performing the action (dressing up) you can invoke the feelings (feeling good/feeling pretty). you dont feel pretty because you're not channelling your Venus (the Venus everyone has in their birth chart, which is the planet of love, beauty, creativity etc). its like someone saying they dont feel clean and refusing to take a shower. like if u feel dirty, then the solution is to step into the shower.

same way, if u dont feel "good enough" , u will feel it once u invest the time and energy in taking care of yourself <333 rituals are important because it makes us feel purposeful!!! a life with none is dull and dreary.

people treat u so differently based on how ur dressed,, its such a powerful tool!!! when i was a teenager it made me sad bc i thought i had to rely on it ?? to be treated in a special way✨ but as i grew older i realised that its just the clothes lol bc even the most beautiful celebrities look meh in unflattering clothes.

"I live in Australia!! It's a thing here, people don't dress up lol or wear colours. I definitely relate to what you're saying about being the only one to dress up for class 😭💜 I think a lot of people admire when somebody carries themselves with that level of class and artistry, I'm sure lots of people commend you for it :) (and ofc the Venus men are eating it up) hahaha"

Australia??? 😭😭the way u described it, i thought u lived in the Middle East 😭😭😭

they dooo hehe 🥰😌 my professors always complimented me for it as well🥰😌 (im rlly grateful for that bc i know a lot of professors/teachers, esp in india can be MEAN asf to girls who dress up) i was always the first to show up in class and i had this one professor (im dyinggg to know her birthday bc she loved me sooo much) who complimented me every single day,, she'd be like "i know if i come at this time only you'd be in class but i still come because it makes me sooo happy to see your beautiful face first thing in the morning 🥰🥰" and id be like 🥹🥹idk why but she was sooo sweet to me (everybody else disliked her bc she was strict asf)

she remembered and noticed random things about me and i remember one day i just wore jeans and a cute top to class, which is not my usual style at all (i dont wear pants, remember??) and i went to the staff room to talk to a different professor and this prof pulled me aside and asked me concerningly "why aren't you dressed up today? 😦😟 you look so pretty when you're dressed up, why did you dress so plainly?" ngl it kinda hurt my feelings lmfaooo but then i took it in my stride bc it made me realise that when someone channels their beauty, its sooo valuable to others around them as well because everybody wants to surround themselves with beauty!! and a lack of it, makes things seem dull!!

(the Venus men did eat it up 😉😏)

"The aussie culture is reaaally casual and I kinda love that, it's a chill place to live but I do wish there was more colour. Everyone is so... monochromatic here. I'm not muslim but we just live in a muslim area where a lot of people immigrate straight from Lebanon and that kinda thing. In this specific area, the girls who aren't hijabi just wear black leggings and a black hoodie. I be looking like a clown for being so colourful hahaha."

damnnn, thats so interesting. i never would've assumed that about australia (granted that its an island and most people probably just dress for comfort???). but that means, you can be the anomaly 😏😏by wearing colors!!

one thing i love about india is how colorful and vibrant it is!!! absolutely every corner of india, even the insides of rickshaws are soooo colorful and pretty!!! i love it!!

nooo girlieeee, i think you're overthinking it. unless you're wearing flaming neon colours, i dont think you'd look odd at all!!! (and even if u did, im sure u could pull it off!!)

these are all colorful lewkzz and they're also relatively modest!! idk if they're your style but i just thought id give u some ideas 😬(they're my style tho😌🤭)

"Also you're right!! They might be less judgy than I'm imagining. I'm still trying to wear what I like but yes, baby's safety comes first so I have to go a litttle incognito at least for now 🕶️🤣💕"

i understand this completely!!! do whatever you've got to do to stay safe!! (although its unfortunate that it has to mean not dressing up :((( screw the male gaze 😠😠)

[godisbliss]

modest wear for muslim and christian girls!

Fajrnoor: abayas of all different materials and colour plus thobes. Based in Australia, muslim-owned. Saint veiled: christian-owned modest wear and veilings. Boutique Nour Al Houda: Muslim clothing. Hijabs, abayas, jilbabs for many occassions (Eid, Ramadan, Hajj.) TWIICE Boutique: Modest wear incorporating new trends Australian-based. Veiled: vast range of Modest Apparel

Comment any others!

[bookcheapbusinessclass]

Explore the Flights to Gambia From UK & Plan a Tour

Did you always want to have a thrilling Western Africa tour for an adventurous vacation and explore their rich heritage and culture? Then Gambia can be on your list as for the past few decades, this West African country is welcoming tourists from all across the globe. At Business Flight Shop you can not only get jaw-dropping deals on flights to Gambia in various cabins but can also create a customised vacation package like any AI-guided OTAs these days.

Experts suggest booking an all-inclusive package to Gambia to stay miles away from the hazards of finding decent accommodation or finding a rental car service soon after landing. Let the OTA you choose to provide such services, despite offering business class flight deals so that you have the round-way flight tickets with you along with a confirmed hotel or resort booked. It is also possible to book a local tour guide for a private sightseeing tour or you can also find local sightseeing group tour packages according to your preference and budget.

What you must know about Gambia?

The ideal time to visit Gambia is from November to May when they enjoy the dry season in the country. Enjoy pleasant weather and ideal for the beach tours and other outdoor activities. You have to land in Banjul, the capital city of Gambia from where you have to take rental cars for further traveling. If you are from Sydney, then to board your return on one of the first class flights to Australia, you have to arrive at Banjul.

Wear modest clothes when you are in Gambia. Make sure that in Muslim countries, you should avoid wearing revealing clothes including beach wear. Also, be careful of the safety. Theft and other criminal activities are quite common here among locals. However, staying in a group or maintaining safety precautions is always asked to be maintained by local guides.

What are the top attractions of Gambia?

Kachikally Crocodile Pool– You shouldn’t miss this incredible place if you prefer visiting Crocodile Park. This is a sacred crocodile pool near Bakau.

Senegambian Stone Circles: This will remind you of the Stonehenge. Explore the Megaliths stretching across the Senegal border and Gambia.

Wassu Stone Circles: Check out this UNESCO World Heritage. This was a popular burial site during the ancient times with stone circles site.

Enjoy the beach activities for which you often catch business class flights to Thailand to enjoy the bright sunny seaside for a nice swimming and sunbathing experience. Enjoy a day fishing here and explore the local culture on another day.

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Embrace Spiritual Elegance: The Essence of Prayer Jilbabs by Hijab Living

In the vibrant mosaic of cultures that enrich Australia, the quest for modest attire stands as a testament to the diverse expressions of faith and tradition. For Muslim women, the journey towards spiritual fulfillment often intertwines with the desire for clothing that seamlessly combines modesty, comfort, and style. In this pursuit, the timeless elegance of prayer jilbabs emerges as a beacon of grace, offering a harmonious blend of faith and fashion.

Amidst this quest for quality and tradition, Hijab Living emerges as a trusted name, resonating with those seeking prayer jilbabs that honor both religious values and contemporary aesthetics. Rooted in a commitment to craftsmanship and authenticity, Hijab Living has carved a niche for itself as a purveyor of high-quality, modest attire that speaks to the heart and soul of Muslim women.

Unveiling the Essence of Prayer Jilbabs

At the core of the prayer jilbab lies a profound symbolism—a symbol of devotion, humility, and reverence. It embodies the essence of modesty, serving as a sacred garment that encapsulates the spiritual journey of the wearer. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the prayer jilbabs by Hijab Living transcend mere fabric and stitches, offering a tangible expression of faith and identity.

The Perfect Blend of Comfort and Style

In a world where fashion often seems at odds with modesty, Hijab Living defies conventions by seamlessly blending comfort with style. Each prayer jilbab is thoughtfully designed to provide maximum comfort during prayers, allowing the wearer to immerse herself fully in the spiritual experience. From breathable fabrics to tailored cuts, every aspect is carefully curated to ensure both modesty and elegance.

Bridging Tradition and Modernity

In embracing the rich tapestry of Islamic tradition, Hijab Living celebrates the timeless allure of prayer jilbabs while infusing them with a contemporary flair. The designs reflect a harmonious fusion of heritage and innovation, catering to the evolving tastes of modern Muslim women. Whether adorned with intricate embroidery or minimalist accents, each prayer jilbab pays homage to the rich cultural heritage while embracing the spirit of the times.

Elevating Your Spiritual Journey

Beyond being mere garments, prayer jilbabs serve as companions in the spiritual odyssey of every Muslim woman. With Hijab Living's exquisite collection, this journey takes on a new dimension—one where faith and fashion converge to elevate the soul. Whether worn in the solitude of prayer or as a statement of identity in everyday life, each jilbab becomes a testament to one's devotion and reverence.

Embracing Diversity, Celebrating Unity

In a world marked by diversity, Hijab Living's prayer jilbabs stand as a symbol of inclusivity and unity. Embracing women of all backgrounds, cultures, and styles, the brand fosters a sense of belonging within the global Muslim community. Through its diverse range of designs and sizes, Hijab Living ensures that every woman can find her perfect prayer companion, regardless of her unique preferences or body type.

Conclusion: Embodying Grace, Inspiring Confidence

In the pursuit of modest attire that transcends boundaries and embraces tradition, Hijab Living emerges as a beacon of grace and inspiration. With its meticulously crafted prayer jilbabs, the brand not only offers a tangible expression of faith but also empowers women to embrace their identity with confidence and dignity. As we embark on our spiritual journeys, let us adorn ourselves with the timeless elegance of prayer jilbabs by Hijab Living, and let our souls soar to new heights of enlightenment and inner peace.

In summary, the prayer jilbabs by Hijab Living epitomize the perfect marriage of tradition and modernity, offering Muslim women in Australia and beyond a sanctuary of elegance, comfort, and spirituality. Let us embrace these sacred garments as not just pieces of clothing but as symbols of devotion, unity, and empowerment.

[indigoprintedkurti]

What factors to remember when buying Eid dresses?

Eid Mubarakh Shoppers! When you’re all set to celebrate this year’s Eid then fashionista women shouldn’t be asked to go out shopping! Rather they find it their holy duty to take a quick tour of the grand shopping malls displaying the trending Eid collection consisting of special ethnic kurtis for women, salwar kameez, or dresses designed with sheer taste and class.

Whether you’re off to shop the best Eid special Asian dress collection at any retail store or online, there are a few factors that must be followed to present yourself to be the most fashionable and gorgeous lady at the Eid party you are about to attend. 

Here, check out the pointers below before you off to shop for this year’s Eid��

Ideal Eid Dresses

During Eid, the most pious occasion for the Muslim community, women prefer wearing a traditional dress particularly a Sharara suit dress or a Salwar Kameez suit for observing the religious ceremony. Fashion-conscious men and women prefer to choose a white dress for prayer which is specifically white and a colorful dress for the evening party or the Iftaar celebration. Buy ethnic long skirts online with a beautifully embroidered silk top and dupatta to complement your Iftaar evening wear. Whichever dress you collect, make sure it goes well with the occasion. Whether you live in your country or abroad, choosing an ideal Eid outfit will bring you closer to your people and your soil.

Shop according to your body shape & skin tone

When you are off to shop for Eid the shopping malls or the online fashion stores are not going to disappoint you with a limited fashionable dress collection. However, if you wish to flaunt your beauty and desire to be the showstopper of the party then choose the dress that will look lovely according to your body shape and of course your skin tone. 

Gone are the days when people used to pick royal blue, bottle green, jazzy maroon, and red as their Iftaar wear. Choose the light peach or pink toned, aesthetically designed with embroidered sequins which will make your figure look amazing. 

Consider trending fashion 

Go through the fashion blogs or watch the latest Indian or Pakistani movies from where you can learn about the trending Asian dresses that you can wear this Eid. For the pious Ramadan prayers, buy an indigo kurta with a white palazzo and a white dupatta while attending the prayers at the mosques. The YouTube blogs shared by fashion icons can help you understand more about the shifting trends during the Holy Season.

 A reputed online fashion store

Picka renowned online store for shopping the best dresses in the UK, USA, Australia, or anywhere else where you’re located. They keep an uncompromising attitude for maintaining their product quality and can also ensure customers with designer clothes.

Top ecommerce stores give international buyers the option to purchase cotton bagru print suits online to heavy-worked embroidered kurtas, lehengas, and other ethnic wear for Eid and various other occasions.

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[bigguy584]

They're not happy in Gaza ..

They're not happy in Egypt ..

They're not happy in Libya ..

They're not happy in Morocco ..

They're not happy in Iran ..

They're not happy in Iraq ..

They're not happy in Yemen ...

They're not happy in Afghanistan ...

They're not happy in Pakistan ..

They're not happy in Syria ..

They're not happy in Lebanon ...

SO.. WHERE ARE THEY HAPPY?

They're happy in Australia ..

They're happy in Canada ..

They're happy in England ..

They're happy in France ..

They're happy in Italy ..

They're happy in Germany ..

They're happy in Sweden ..

They're happy in the USA ..

They're happy in Norway ..

They're happy in Holland ..

They're happy in Denmark ..

Basically, they're happy in every country that is not Muslim and unhappy in every country that is!

AND WHO DO THEY BLAME?

Not Islam.

Not their leadership.

Not themselves

THEY BLAME THE COUNTRIES THEY ARE HAPPY IN !

AND THEN- They want to change those countries to be like, THE COUNTRY THEY CAME FROM WHERE THEY WERE UNHAPPY!

Excuse me, but I can't help wondering...

How frigging dumb can you get?

Everyone seems to be wondering why Muslim Terrorists are so quick to commit suicide.

Let's have a look at the evidence:

- No Christmas

- No television

- No nude women

- No football

- No pork chops

- No hot dogs

- No burgers

- No beer

- No bacon

- Rags for clothes

- Towels for hats

- Constant wailing from some bloke in a tower

- More than one wife

- More than one mother-in-law

- You can't shave

- Your wife can't shave

- You can't wash off the smell of donkeys

- You cook over burning camel shit

- Your wife is picked by someone else for you

- and your wife smells worse than your donkey

- Then they tell them that "when they die, it all gets better"???

Well No Shit Sherlock!....

It's not like it could get much worse!

[egypt-today]

Navigating Cultural Protocols and Dress Code Differences

As a traveller from Australia endeavouring to explore modern-day Egypt, researching and understanding the stark differences in cultural and social protocols provides opportunity for valuable insight into the customs and values of the nation. One important difference that serves as a window into the heart of Egypt is its dress code.

Out of respect for the local customs and culture which follow Islamic principles, dressing with modesty is key. This involves avoiding tight fitting and revealing items of clothing, opting instead for lengthier and loose-fitting dresses, skirts and t-shirts. Whilst it is acceptable for men to wear shorts, women are required to unfailingly dress more conservatively – even attending the beach fully clothed. Australia’s dress code is however reflective of the melting pot of cultures which inhabit its land. Deemed the ‘fashion capital’ of Australia, personal expression, creativity and comfort are valued on the style front.

Coming from Australia, feelings of unfamiliarity and restrictiveness immediately arise when comparing the diverse approaches to dress sense. Having grown up in nation that encourages expressing my identity through wearing whatever I want, wherever I want, certainly differs to the customs and values of Egypt. However, whilst understanding that the experience of culture shock is inevitable, I ponder how I can minimise it. In understanding these local dress norms, I can make a conscious effort to respect them and pack accordingly. Accepting guidance from locals on clothing choices and showing tolerance for the different dress code will allow me to adapt and develop more easily. I encourage the same, don’t forget to pack curiosity and respect!  

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[yaretsblog]

mis rasgos son tengo la descendencia Australiana con mezcla hindú y con mitad de Turquía con mezcla de libanesa y tengo otra mezcla con española y francesa y de Escocia por qué mis antepasados eran de Australia pero mi piel parece hindú un poco por qué soy aperlada y aveces tengo aires de Turquía con libanesa por la ropa que me pongo de musulmana y pero mis antepasados por tatarabuelos eran de Francia y Españoles y de Escocia pero tengo la sangre 🩸 que corre en mis venas soy más mexicana soy de México My features are I have Australian descent with a Hindu mix and half Turkish with a Lebanese mix and I have another mix with Spanish and French and from Scotland because my ancestors were from Australia but my skin looks Indian a little because I am pearly and sometimes I have Turkish airs with Lebanese because of the clothes I wear as a Muslim and but my ancestors through great-great-grandparents were from France and Spanish and from Scotland but I have the blood 🩸 that runs in my veins I am more Mexican I am from Mexico

[storeshopping]

Indian new shree for women

Indian Womens Most Popular Clothing Style and DesignIn the world, India and its adjacent countries in the Asian continent have different cultures and cultures from the rest of the world. India, a large country in Asia, was earlier known as Greater India. It fell apart and became Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh. Till then these three were known as Bharat Varsha but still have similar cultures and cultures. The culture here is different from other countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India. Muslims and followers of Hinduism and Buddhism live here. Hindus live more in India because the number of Muslims in Pakistan and Bangladesh is more, the clothes here are different from others, the Muslims are veiled, and the clothes that Indians wear are a little different, different from any other country in the world, now Indians from all countries of the world are staying, so they have their own Or they like to express themselves in their clothes and that's why their clothes have become popular, for girls they are one of them and they make something else of great quality, especially for women and they also make accessories especially this The popular ones in question include sarees, salwar-kameez, kurtas, and dresses for reading at home, as well as dresses for festivals, depending on the source. As they have different forms of worship, they have different clothes and the quality of these clothes is from different parts of the world It is supplied, there are big online sites where you can buy from any place and from these online sites you can collect from America Europe or Australia Canada, wherever you are and as per your requirement with sufficient quality. Who can collect your products?

Different cultures and culturesWithin the Asian continent, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh have a population of about 125 crores. Naturally, the clothes that are here have different levels of fabric fabrication, most of these countries are calm, and comfortable with the best quality to be warm. Made with utmost care the clothes are comfortable and the beauty comes out and gets more attention. They are one of a kind for reading at home and one of a kind for your festival. People from Bangladesh, Pakistan, and India are now located in all countries of the world and have special needs and it is not always possible to buy, we often have to buy online. For and for others we can do it Saree Saree is the favorite dress of women 1.  Silk SareeFirst of all, there are silk sarees this silk saree printed is very popular hm4 sarees are long-lasting and the fabric here is very comfortable with another feature is they don't get damaged easily so they can be kept in a collection for a long time and different These sarees are very popular among women because they can be worn on occasion and if you are going out.

2.  Banarasi SareeAnother very popular saree for women is the Banarasi saree. This saree is crafted and handcrafted. Banarasi saree is beautifully crafted and the saree with its extra fabric gives you the character you need for more accessories. Because the quality of these sarees is very good, it is quite popular and fashionable

3. Georgette SareeGeorgette saree is another popular saree if you want to wear the saree for a long time then Georgette saree is very popular as it is relatively lightweight and you get a lot of comfort in wearing this saree. Georgette saree is made of different types of fabric and is made of different fabrics so it is different the specialty of this saree is that this site is very light and you can wear it for a long time so that your profile will never feel uncomfortable.

4 Hand-made Saree

There are some sarees that are hand made and they are called loom sarees, the specialty of these loom sarees is that after they are made in them, they are crafted with handcraft meaning in their quality especially design and quality 2 ties. Best of all the most popular loom saree is very popular can you ruffle it you can use it on occasion use it in part because of this especially with you because we are more popular for reading at home as well as we can use it for office or I'm out

5. Salwar-kameez  Salwar-kameez is another popular dress. This dress is so popular among women. The problem with this dress is that you can get very confused and there are so many variations and popularity of this dress that it cannot be concluded by saying that there are many variations of this dress. You can use it for home, you can use it for parties, you can use it for weddings, you can use it for your office or home. It is most comfortable to work while lying down and you can wear this salwar kameez for any work and with the other one you can keep your body parts or face which is usually covered with our culture. This salwar-kameez is very popular in this subcontinent i.e. Indian subcontinent

6  Lehenga

Lehenga is another popular dress for girls or women. The specialty of this dress is that it is very long and extends up to the legs it is very well crafted and is mostly made for parties and waiting. The specialty of Lehenga is that it is someone here, especially the specialty of handcrafting which is very much seen here that's why lehenga is not only in India but it is in demand all over the world and it is not seen anywhere else in handicrafts garments the amount of craftsmanship seen in this garment. Jai lehengas are highly crafted and are at the peak of popularity whether it's for a party or just for yourself.

7 DressesWith the passage of time some change has happened in women's and girls' clothing which needs to go along with the time as well as their design or fashion has also changed as a result of which the clothing which is more popular is that the rupees are the most popular of these two pieces. The collection is available all over the world and the reason for being the most popular is that you can use it in your school, college, office, home, any time, any occasion, anywhere. You can earn online from these made from different types of fabric and depending on the season we see more and more of them, depending on the season.

Compared to sarees or lehengas, our dresses are priced a little lower because of the high demand for them, and because of the high volume of production, the prices are relatively low.

Another popular one is the Jamdani saree. The reason why the jamdani saree is so popular is because of the perfect work and design that is done on the jamdani loom after making it. The higher the quality, the more they need to be dyed. The demand for Jamdani sarees is extremely high for hand-made.

Muslims and Hindus live in this subcontinent especially depending on the religion, so the demand for clothing is there, the saree is created by Muslims and Hindus also use it, and there are addresses that are also made for Muslims and made for Hindus, so these clothes can be seen anywhere in the world. No such beautiful clothes and quality or so fashionable clothes can be seen anywhere else in the world especially women or salwar-kameez or lehenga popularity now its demand has increased all over the world and its demand is huge for its modernity and designs.

CONSULTATION Women's essential accessories such as Zenith fabric clothes for reading at home, T-shirts or more in our subcontinent, and especially not to mention another saree, were actually made in Dhaka city. Karta destroyed them so it is no longer available to pass through meaning was so perfect and there was so much demand for them all over the world they were destroyed so they could not be made by anyone a tradition has been lost from this subcontinent. By saree and here it is said about girls especially, I will definitely try to describe boys some other day. If you like it, please comment. Thank you.

Indian new shree for women

[hikmahboutique]

Affordable modest Islamic clothing can be purchased online in Australia. Find a wide selection of high-quality Islamic clothing for adults, children, and other Muslims. Buy men’s collared t-shirts online in Australia. Traditional Saudi thobe in the Hikmah Boutique style are manufactured from premium materials of the highest quality.

[behindtheveil]

Behind The Veil Gives You the Best Online Islamic Shopping Experience in Australia. Buy Abayas, Hijabs, Abayas, Scarves, Jelbabs, Caps, Prayer sets & more | Hijab shop | Abaya dress | Hijab clothing | Woman Islamic clothing | Behind The Veil located at 165 Waterloo Rd, Greenacre , NSW offers the muslim woman of today Style , Elegance and Quality

[wisdomrays]

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS: Are Muslims Guilty of Imperialism?

This charge continues to be leveled against the Muslim world. I would like to counter it by asking the following questions:

Given the existing circumstances of 1,400 years ago, how would any one living in Makka or Madina go about exploiting his own clan and tribe? If the supposedly exploited lands and people were those of the Hijaz, which were poor, unfruitful, and barren, who would have wished to invade or exploit them? It is ludicrous to level the charge of imperialist colonialism against the most noble-minded Muslims, who risked their lives to spread the message of Islam; who spent the greater part of their lives far from their children, families, homes, and native lands fighting armies ten or twenty times their size; and who felt deeply grieved when they did not die on the battlefield and join the earlier martyrs for Islam. We ask ourselves what worldly gain they obtained in return for such struggle, deprivation, and sacrifice!

Those who invaded, occupied, and exploited others with the worst intentions (and results) of imperialism are power-hungry individuals or nations. To mention a few: Alexander the "Great" and Napoleon, the Roman empire and Nazi Germany, the Mongol armies unleashed by Genghis Khan and the colonizing armies unleashed by western Europe, Russian dictatorship (whether czarist or communist) and the American empire (whether "manifest destiny" or "making the world safe for democracy"). Wherever such conquests came and went, they corrupted the morality of the conquerors and the conquered, causing chaos, conflict, tears, bloodshed, and devastation. Today their heirs, like bold thieves who bluff property owners to conceal their theft of that very property, turn to besmirching Islam, its Prophet, and his Companions.

True Muslims have never sought to exploit others. Nor have they let others do so where Muslim government had jurisdiction. At a time when Muslim armies were running from triumph to triumph, Caliph 'Umar said: "What befits me is to live at the level of the poorest Muslims," and he really did so. As he took only a few olives a day for his own sustenance, who was he exploiting?

After one battle, when a Muslim was asked to take the belongings of an enemy soldier whom he had fought and killed, he said: "I did not participate in the battle to take spoils." Pointing to his throat, he continued: "What I seek is an arrow here and to fall as a martyr." (His wish was granted.) While burning with the desire for martyrdom, who was he exploiting?

In another battle, a Muslim soldier fought and killed a leading enemy who had killed many Muslims. The Muslim commander saw him pass by his dead enemy. The commander went to the head of the dead soldier and asked who had killed him. The Muslim did not want to reply, but the commander called him back in the name of God. The Muslim felt himself obliged to do so, but concealed his face with a piece of cloth. The following conversation took place:

-Did you kill him for the sake of God?

-Yes.

-All right. But take this 1,000 dinar piece.

-But I did it for the sake of God!

-What is your name?

-What is my name to you? Perhaps you will tell this to everyone and cause me to lose the reward for this in the afterlife.

How could such people exploit others and establish colonies all over the world? To speak frankly, those who hate Islam and Muslims are blind to the historical truth of how Islam spread.

Let's look at what exploitation and imperialism are. Imperialism or colonization is a system of rule by which a rich and a powerful country controls other countries, their trade and policies, to enrich itself and gain more power at the other's expense. There are many kinds of exploitation. In today's world, they may take the following forms:

• Absolute sovereignty by dispossessing indigenous people in order to establish the invader's direct rule and sovereignty. Examples are western Europe's conquest of North and South America, as well as Australia and New Zealand, as well as the Zionists' conquest of Palestine.

• Military occupation so that the invaders can control the conquered nation's land and resources. One example is British colonial rule in India.

• Open or secret interference and intervention in a country's internal and foreign affairs, economy, and defense. Examples are those Third World countries who are manipulated and controlled by various developed countries.

• The transfer of intellectuals, which is currently the most common and dangerous type of imperialism. Young, intelligent, and gifted people of the countries to be exploited are chosen, given stipends, and educated abroad. There they are introduced to and made members of different groups. When they return to their country, they are given influential administrative and other posts so that they can influence their country's destiny. When native or foreign people linked to exploiters abroad are placed in crucial positions in the state mechanism, the country is conquered from inside. This immensely successful technique has enabled Western imperialists to achieve many of their goals smoothly and without overtly rousing the enmity of the people they wish to subjugate. Today, the Muslim world is caught in this trap and thus continues to suffer exploitation and abuse.

Whatever kind of imperialism they are subjected to, countries suffer a number of consequences:

• Various methods of assimilation alienate people from their own values, culture, and history. As a result, they suffer crises of identity and purpose, do not know their own past, and cannot freely imagine their own future.

• Any enthusiasm, effort, and zeal to support and develop their country is quenched. Industry is rendered dependent upon the (former) imperial masters, science and knowledge are not allowed to become productive and primary, and imitation is established firmly so that freedom of study and new research will gain no foothold.

• People remain in limbo, totally dependent upon foreigners. They are silenced and deluded by such empty phrases as progress, Westernization, civilization, and the like.

• All state institutions are penetrated by foreign aid, which is in reality no more than massive financial and cultural debt. Imports, exports, and development are wholly controlled by or conducted according to the exploiter's interests.

• While no effort is spared to keep the masses in poverty, the ruling classes become used to extravagant spending and luxury. The resulting communal dissatisfaction causes people to fight with each other, making them even more vulnerable to outside influence and intervention.

• Mental and spiritual activity is stifled, and so educational institutions tend to imitate foreign ways, ideas, and subjects. Industry is reduced to assembling prefabricated parts. The army tends to become a dumping ground for imperialist countries, for its purchases of expensive hardware ensure the continued well-being of the latter's industries.

We wonder if it is really rational to liken the Islamic conquest to imperialism, which brought disastrous consequences wherever it went.

The victory of Muslim armies never caused a great exodus of people from their homes and countries, nor has it prevented people from working by putting chains on their hands and feet. Muslims left the indigenous people free to follow their own way and beliefs, and protected them in exactly the same way it protected Muslims. Muslim governors and rulers were loved and respected for their justice and integrity. Equality, peace, and security were established between different communities.

If it had been otherwise, would the Christians of Damascus have gathered in their church and prayed for a Muslim victory against Christian Byzantium, which was seeking to regain control of the city? If Muslims had not been so respectful of non-Muslims' rights, could they have maintained security for centuries in a state so vast that it took more than 6 months to travel from one end to another?

One cannot help but admire those Muslim rulers and the dynamic energy that made them so, when we compare them to present-day rulers. Despite every modern means of transportation, telecommunications, and military back-up, they cannot maintain peace and security in even a small area of land.

Today, many scholars and intellectuals who realize the value of Islam's dynamics, which brought about Islam's global sovereignty and which will form the basis of our eternal existence in the Hereafter, expressly tell us that Muslims should reconsider and regain them. While conquering lands, the Muslims also were conquering their inhabitants' hearts. They were received with love, respect, and obedience. No people who accepted Islam ever complained that they were culturally prevented or ruined by the arrival of Muslims. The contrast with the reality of Christian Europe's conquests is stark and obvious.

Early Muslims evaluated the potential of knowledge and art in the conquered lands. They prepared and provided every opportunity for local scholars and scientists to pursue their work. Regardless of their religion, Muslims held the people in high regard and honored them in the community. They never did what the descendants of the British colonialists in America did to the American Indians or in Australia to the Aborigines, the French to the Algerians, or the Dutch to the Indonesians. On the contrary, they treated the conquered people as if they were from their own people and religion, as if they were brothers and sisters.

Caliph 'Umar once told a Coptic Egyptian who had been beaten by a Makkan noble to beat him just as he had been beaten. When 'Umar heard that 'Amr ibn al-'As had hurt the feelings of a native Egyptian, he rebuked him: "Human beings were born free. Why do you enslave them?" As he went to receive the keys to Masjid al-Aqsa, 'Umar visited and talked to priests in different churches in Palestine. Once he was in a church when it was time to pray. The priest repeatedly asked him to pray inside the church, but 'Umar refused, saying: "You may be harassed by other Christians later on because you let me pray in the church." He left the church's premises and prayed outside on the ground.

These are but a few examples to indicate how Muslims were sensitive, tolerant, just, and humane toward other people. Such an attitude of genuine tolerance has not been reached by any other people or society.

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

Is there really all that much of a difference between how violent/intolerant that Xianity is from how violent/intolerant that Islam is? Because I constantly here Xians claim that this difference is very large between their religion and Islam and how Xianity is the supposedly “more peaceful and tolerant religion” when it gets compared to other religions, like Islam, but that just doesn’t sound right to me.

Hmm, interesting question. Let me think...

I'm going to say yes. Yes, there is a very large difference between Xianity today and Islam today.

There are no Xian majority countries where you can be arrested, tried and executed for not being a member, or for making fun of it. There are no Xian-majority countries where you can be executed - or undergo forcible gender reassignment - for being gay. There are no Xian-majority countries where anything like Sharia is implemented. You can make any image you like of Jesus - including submerged in urine - and although people might be offended, they have no Xian mandate to kill you for it. Nobody is beheading anyone over Gay Jesus. Nobody in Xian-majority countries is stoning anyone to death with state approval.

Xianity isn't emboldening people to accost and harass strangers on the street for not wearing a scarf, and the state isn't sentencing women to 16 years in prison for same. Xian militias aren't stoning people to death for adultery. Nobody in a western country is excusing hanging a girl upside down in a garage and beating the soles of her feet as just being "Xian culture." Nobody is calling for Xian women to be made "unsafe" for not wearing a particular item of clothing, tacitly endorsing throwing acid at them. Xians who have affairs aren't dragged out by the state and publicly beaten.

Indeed, while Islam is steadfastly against modern, liberal democracy, Xianity is busy pretending it is responsible for it.

I keep seeing in the comments on my posts things like "Xianity is just as bad." It's not. Xianity has been largely tamed. They pretend the gross bits don't apply, are metaphors or have been swept away by Jesus. They work overtime to edit, rework and cherrypick the doctrine to make it fit modern sensibilities, and they increasingly erode it in the process.

In countries with high Xian prevalence, there are disagreements and debates about laws and policy. In Islamic countries, there is no debate, there is no arguing, there is only the threat of comply or else.

"If Islam is the same as every other religion, why do I have to walk around with armed bodyguards?" - Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Islam has not undergone a Reformation or modernization. It's not even clear it can. Unlike the bible, the quran is taken to be the literal, revealed word of god. It cannot be changed, it cannot be disregarded, it cannot be turned into mere metaphor.

Xian-majority countries have statements like "freedom of religion" in their constitution. Islamic-majority countries do not.

Ex-Xians do not always have an easy time leaving Xianity. But it is a whole other level for ex-Muslims. Even in secular, western countries, ex-Muslims are subject to abuse, threats and violence. Even with those "freedom of religion" declarations in place.

https://exmuslims.org/community/

Former Muslims find little acceptance from their own family and friends. In fact, many never disclose their lack of faith to anyone, living a lie for fear of the cost of telling the truth. Others choose to come out as non-believers, and face devastating consequences.

To help this vulnerable, often hidden population, Ex-Muslims of North America fosters local, underground communities all across the United States and Canada. These private networks are accessible only to other ex-Muslims who are approved to join – establishing a sense of safety when disclosure might lead to abuse or worse.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-09/double-lives:-the-secret-ex-muslim-network-in-australia/9811340

The circumstances under which they know each other are bittersweet. They are members of an underground network of former Muslims across Australia, caught between secularism and Islam. Some fear persecution if their loss of faith is discovered, some fear for their lives.

Take note: these precautions are necessary in the USA, Canada and Australia.

9.66

Make no excuses! You have lost faith after your belief. If We pardon a group of you, We will punish others for their wickedness.

https://quranx.com/Hadith/Bukhari/USC-MSA/Volume-4/Book-52/Hadith-260/

Narrated `Ikrima:

`Ali burnt some people and this news reached Ibn `Abbas, who said, "Had I been in his place I would not have burnt them, as the Prophet (ﷺ) said, 'Don't punish (anybody) with Allah's Punishment.' No doubt, I would have killed them, for the Prophet (ﷺ) said, 'If somebody (a Muslim) discards his religion, kill him.' "

https://quranx.com/Hadith/Bukhari/USC-MSA/Volume-9/Book-83/Hadith-17/

Narrated `Abdullah:

Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "The blood of a Muslim who confesses that none has the right to be worshipped but Allah and that I am His Apostle, cannot be shed except in three cases: In Qisas for murder, a married person who commits illegal sexual intercourse and the one who reverts from Islam (apostate) and leaves the Muslims."

Fundamentalist Islam is in power in dozens of countries around the world. Fundamentalist Xianity is largely on the fringe. And yes, that includes the USA. (No, the American Republican Party is not fundamentalist Xianity.)

"Westboro Baptist Church does not have a country where they are murdering ppl for being gay. Islam has fifteen." - Yasmine Mohammed

Xianity is a blight on humanity. But can we please stop pretending it's "just as bad"? It's not. Xianity’s claws have been largely clipped. Islam is just as barbarous as it has been for 1400 years. And whenever this false equivalence is made, it denies the unique problems of Islam in the world. And particularly the plight of people subjected to it.

[pariaritzia]

an incomplete list of Vaguely Hilarious Things That Have Happened Because I Am The First And Only Woman (loose term) In My Family/Community Who Is Over 25, Unmarried, And A Crossdresser:

-my mumani, mamu, and nani called up my baba to tell him that I am an “admi jaisi aurat” (”woman who is like a man”)

-multiple guests at a family friend’s wedding called up my chacha and my baba to complain about my clothing and mannerisms (I wore a black, gold, and white men’s shalwar kurta, a red hijab, and a gold nose ring. the horror! the disrespect! the fascination that a young woman guest had with me and my clothes until she finally came up to me to breathlessly compliment me and say she wished she could wear something cut like that!)

-my chacha’s mother called him several times to interrogate him all the way from bombay about my status as unmarried bc she keeps a list of every unmarried woman starting at 18 years old and I am the only person still on that list and she cannot fathom why

-my nani. only living grandparent I have (inshallah she will live a long time). I don’t think I have to elaborate on this point lmao

-family friend brought a rishta for me. he has an mba and studied in australia and the uk and I am old so why would I say no? (I said no. while cackling.)

-my amma’s cousin called multiple times to ask me what type of husband I want and only gave up when I gave several half rude half joking answers in a row. this woman then brought a rishta from my amma’s phuphi’s co-wife for her son bc he is a doctor and I am old so why would I say no? (I said no. vehemently.)

-my phuphi who lives in garhwal has started wearing a men’s kurta sometimes. she says she finds it more comfortable and likes the pockets. my baba told her that I wear men’s clothes too and she was very happy and said “good! who will tell us no?”

-my baba’s khala refers to herself as the man of the house/other masculine roles. my baba said that’s what I do too. she said it’s about personality [dismissive wave at her husband] “yeh toh lallu panju hai. main ghar ka admi hoon, main ‘mens log’ hoon”

-multiple total strangers just said “why??” when my baba said I am unmarried

-different total stranger told my baba that shaadi is fard so he should force me to get married

-my baba’s friend defended me in the above situation and said that one of the four imams never married so shut the hell up

-above situation ended in the men all going to a literal sheikh to ask him about it. sheikh turned out to be chill and was on my side. take THAT, total stranger

-multiple girls have used me as an example of why they shouldn’t have to get married young, or at all. I know for sure that at least one father has accepted that argument and is not pressuring his daughter to get married now. hooray!

-kicked out of a restaurant. we found a better place that sold really good kanafeh so it was a good thing in the end. I will say I don’t deal with as much nonsense in muslim/desi shops or restaurants as one would expect. the worst of it on a regular basis is other customers assuming I am male and then getting rude or uncomfortable if they realize that I am not. staff has never been rude in any place except for the one time that I got kicked out

-women refusing to pray next to me or speak to me at the masjid (shoutout to the older lady who physically grabbed one lady by the shoulders and said SHOULDER TO SHOULDER, SISTER, FILL THE LINE, and made her stand next to me properly)

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