#hijab accessories

[mylove-thresher]

JUMPING UP AND DOWN!!,,,!!,! I DREW!,!,,,!!!!,,

yo cuando mujeres sobrenaturales

[xwhitepolar]

wip: burkini!!!!

[timothylawrence]

picking out a hijab style for the day like hmm what’s the attitude we’re going for

[itsmaats13]

Casual Modest 😎

[rainbowgod666]

Is there a limit to what can go on a hijab

I love hijab Mohawks

[safwaboutique]

Safwa Boutique is an online Islamic store offering a wide range of modest fashion, Islamic products, and Muslim gifts. Their collection includes jilbabs, abayas, hijabs, khimars, and accessories for women; sarouels, pants, tracksuits, and perfumes for men; and clothing and educational games for children. They also provide a variety of perfumes, home fragrances, and natural cosmetics. Safwa Boutique features products from reputable Islamic clothing brands, ensuring quality and ethical standards. They offer free shipping for orders over €69, dispatch orders within 24 hours, and provide express worldwide delivery. Customers can shop in multiple languages and currencies, enhancing the shopping experience.

[chickenisamazing]

Learned my lesson this weekend. I need to stock up on my generic gift stash for when we have guests over or suddenly have to go to someone's house

[happycorgisims]

this account has such wonderful cc posts, check them out!!

Reviving broken CC ❣❣❣

Hey, brothers and sisters! Ramadhan is only a week away. So, I want to give you something before entering the holy month. I finally gave these CC another try. And boy oh boy, did I really do it? I think I did it~!

They're working well in version 1.112.519.1020

Available here on my Patreon page (FREE)

have a great weekend, fams. and happy Simming! (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧

[evature]

Thank you Sea @seapasture for tagging me in this picrew!!! I loved all the options sm

[sepiamestus]

Palestinian Artists/Fashion Designers Masterlist

(work in progress. If anyone knows of any other, please let me know!)

Handmade In Palestine - collection of Palestinian made art and accessories. Profits go to planting trees in Palestine.

Darzah - Palestinian fashion, accessories, and home decor. Profits go to artisan salaries, employment progams, and job training in the West Bank.

Nol Collective - Palestinian designed fashion collection

Balady Stitch Shop - Tatreez artist selling Palestinian fashion and accessories

Falistini Brand - Palestinian fashion, accessories, and decor collection.

Anat - Palestinian genderless embroidery and street fashion

Deerah - Sustainability focused Palestinian fashion and embroidery. Profits contribute to the income of Palestinian women in concentration camps in Jordan

Hebron Arts - Palestinian art and fashion made in the city of Hebron.

Min Amanne Designs - Palestinian artist selling how-to tatteez kits and designs

Bella Hijabs - Palestinian-owned hijabi fashion

Rahalah - Fashion, shoes, and accessories made in Palestine.

Andar Engraving- Palestinian owned custom engraving

[softergloom-finds]

tysm for this <3

i've just discovered the creator who makes all kinds of modest headwear (like hijabs) and also some clothes. maybe some of my readers don't know this creator and are in desperate search for cc like that?

i've playtested a few items to make sure i'm not recommending you any broken cc, and i'm glad to report that it looks and works nicely!

[pro-crastinate17]

hello!! so im going to try to make a disability inclusive picrew and id like some help making sure i include as much as i can!

the person would be seated and pretty much all of the body would be visible. ill post it when im done!

its mostly focused on phys disabilities, bc i so rarely can find picrews w good diverse mobility aid options, but ofc im including non phys disabilities as well! (sorry for clunky phrasing, im unclear on the preferred term for non phys disabilities so thats the term ive been using)

what i have so far is below the read more. be warned it is a very long list! (every option/category of option i could think of)

if you think i missed something, please recommend it!!! (related note: id much rather get recommended something that is already on the list than miss something!)

category: head

various jaw shapes 

missing jaw 

crooked/misaligned jaw

category: skin

wide range of skin tones, including white/extremely pale (albino) 

freckles, lots of scar variation (including burns), vitiligo, acne, facial hair, eye bags, other skin conditions (trying to make a list)

breathing tubes, masks, bandages 

bindis 

category: eyes 

blue, grey, green, hazel, medium brown, dark brown, black, red 

heterochromia options 

lazy eye options 

clouded eye options 

closed eyes that look like winking and closed eyes that don't 

missing eyes

category: mouth 

general expressions 

variations for color 

variations for cleft lip, scars, facial paralysis 

category: ears 

ear size, shape, missing ears, deformed ears

category: eye/ear accessories 

earrings, earplugs, hearing aids, bone anchored hearing aids, headphones, earmuffs (modifications for missing/deformed ears), cochlear implant

glasses, sunglasses, blue light glasses, eye patches, eye masks/bandages 

category: nose 

various shapes & sizes, bumpy noses, deformed noses  

category: eyebrows 

lots of expression options, thickness options, color options (including white) 

one missing, scarring, eyebrow slits 

category: body 

body types: very skinny, skinny, fat, very fat (options for muscularity too if i can figure out how)

body hair, scarring, freckles, tattoos   

range of missing limbs, deformed limbs, prosthetics   

diabetes patch 

category: hair 

wide range of hairstyles, bangs, and colors 

patchy hair, scalp scarring, receding hairline 

category: head coverings

range of hats, hair accessories, headbands, bandanas    

range of hijabs, turbans, kippot (+ more variation in cultural headwear if theres space)

head bandages 

category: clothes

range of styles and colors 

adaptable to body types (+ breasts), missing/deformed limbs 

category: shoes 

range of styles 

adaptable to body types, missing foot/feet 

category: hand accessories  

gloves, bracelets, rings, nails, wrist braces, splint rings

range of types, adaptable to missing/deformed hands 

category: pins 

range of queer pride flags 

pronoun pins 

animals, fandoms/characters (def muppets, feel free to recommend characters and i'll try to include some of the most popular ones) 

general disability pride, cripplepunk, madpunk, sign union flag, & pin (for systems), specific disabilities (need some help with these, send me specific flags and i’ll include them!) 

category: seat 

chair, manual wheelchair, power chair, spinny chair, throne, rollator, electric scooter 

category: mobility aids 

cane, white cane, crutches (underarm/axillary and forearm), rollator, walker (with and without wheels), electric scooter  

joint braces (shoulder, elbow, knee, ankle, back, others?), joint tape, compression garments 

category: other disability aids

AAC tablets, word cards, glucose monitor, sunflower lanyard, inhaler, medical id bracelet

stoma bag, central line catheter, picc line catheter, heart monitor, breathing tube, feeding tube (nasal and abdominal), tracheostomy 

stim toys/chewelry, stuffed animals, phone 

service animals

[thesimline]

As hairstyles became more elaborate in the 1400s as did the head wear. The once demure crispinettes of the 1300s started to grow in size and travel higher up over the ears, until eventually morphing into the ostentatious hennins and escoffions we typically associate with women's medieval head wear. CC links under the cut.

You can find more of my historical content here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s

1 - Queen's Crown by Historical Sims Life

2 - Lucrezia by Tekri

3 - Plazasims Anna Henrietta Crown Recolour by Elfdor

4 - Eilonwy by Tekri

5 - Athena Hair by Naunakht | Pearl Tiara by Mythical Sims

6 - Matilda Braids by Sychik | Maiden Wreath by Simverses

7 - Sweet Eclair Hair by Pea Milk

8 - Hijab by Candy Sims

9 - Chantry Headwear by Satterlly

10 - Janick Hair by Daylife Sims | Crispinette Headdress by Simverses | Flight Attendant Scarf by Glitterberry Sims

11 - Wawa Clam Hennin with Veil by Simverses

12 - Medieval Veil by Wiccandove

13 - Wawa Clam Hennin by Simverses

14 - Hennin by Sims From The Past

15 - Medieval Double Horned Hennin by Simverses

16 - Mirialan Headpiece Medievalized by Simverses

17 - Headwrap 001 by aanhamdan93

18 - Big Headwrap by Frenchie Sim Girl

19 - Ye Medieval Isabetta Hairstyle by Leah Lillith (TSR)

20 - Leonarda Hair by Melancholy Maiden

21 - Queen's Net Hair by Simverses

22 - Magnolia Hair by Okruee

23 - Pearls Set by Daylife Sims

24 - Amelot Hairstyle and Accessory by Aurum Musik (TSR)

25 - Ruby Dangle Earrings by Glitterberry Sims

26 - Pearl Drop Earrings by Revolution Sims

27 - Ye Medieval Pearly Ruby Earrings by Feyona (TSR)

28 - Queen's Elegant Necklace by Simverses

29 - Layerble Necklace by Rusty (Curseforge)

30 - Lady In Waiting Necklace by Glitterberryfly (TSR)

With thanks to some amazing creators: @historicalsimslife @tekri @elfdor @sychik @simverses @candysims4 @satterlly @wiccandove @simsfromthepast @aanhamdan93 @okruee

[toychest321]

With the end of Ramadan rapidly approaching, I'd like to give attention to another Muslim doll line. Though unlike the others, this one is far less obscure...

You know them, you love them, give it up for the Arabian Friends!!!

While Fulla is objectively more popular than Arabian Friends (having a longer span of releases and merchandise), I'd definitely say Arabian Friends are more talked about in western doll collecting circles. This is likely because while all the other Muslim doll lines I've found use Barbie proportions, these moreso resemble Winx or W.I.T.C.H.

Arabian Friends were released by Newboy, the company behind Fulla, in 2007. They were first teased in issues 08 and 10 of Fulla Magazine, before being officially revealed in issues 11 and 14 (the latter seen above).

Only 8 dolls in total have been released for the line: a Deluxe and a Budget doll for each of the four characters. The Deluxe sets came with two outfits, accessories, and an Abaya. The Budget sets came with one outfit and a matching Hijab. Each doll had 7 points of articulation, with bend-and-snap knees.

A third line was announced in 2008 in Fulla Magazine issue 19, advertising that whoever could answer which character had which profession would enter a raffle with the chance to receive a full Arabian Friends collection, but this ultimately never came to pass. (The answers were: Muna - Fashion Designer, Amal - Kids' Teacher, Dunya - Coach, and Ahlam - Air Hostess)

It's said on Dollect there might have been an accompanying animated series, but the most I was able to find were two videos. One seems to be a trailer for the animated series.

The other includes a Back To School merchandise advertisement, and what might be an animation where the girls reminisce on when they were younger and how their aspirations led to their respective careers (the trailer seems to re-use animation from both of these).

A comment beneath the Trailer claims these were actually meant to advertise for an upcoming movie rather than a series, but no further news came out after these videos were released. If this is true it's honestly a shame, and might have been cancelled around when the third series was intended to release. The animation provided reminds me of Sailor Moon, and I would've loved to see it in a full storyline!

First character up is Amal, whose name means "Hope"! Her description reads:

"Never forget that hope is the key that opens all closed doors. With hope in your heart you will never be alone and nothing in life will seem impossible.."

Amal reminds me the most of Usagi from Sailor Moon, as the animation seems to portray her personality as being kind yet clumsy. It's ironic that she eventually becomes a schoolteacher as well, considering she apparently had a habit of arriving to classes late. She's also seen tucking a child into bed, so perhaps she's a mother, older sister, or aunt as well?

While depicted in the animation as having honey blonde hair, her doll has dirty blonde hair in two low pigtails (possibly tied by pink ribbon or thread). And ironically, despite her Deluxe doll using more patterns than her friends, her Budget doll is the only one without a patterned shirt.

Next is Muna, whose name means "Wish". Her description reads:

"Wishes are like bright stars in a dark sky although they are only small they fill our lives with happiness and make the darkness beautiful."

Muna is a Fashion Designer with an eye for intricate design and detail. She spends a good amount of time in her studio, seen drawing on her friend's leg cast and her highschool classroom's chalkboard. At one point, Muna is also seen helping an elderly woman across the street, so clearly her devotion to her work doesn't stop her from being charitable when she can be!

Her fashion style in both doll and animated form definitely seems the most bold out of her friends, reminding me of when 2000s-era fashion would draw inspiration from the 70s! While in the animation she and Dunya were depicted with tanned olive skin, their dolls have the same skintone as Amal and Ahlam. She has brown hair with red highlights. In the animation her hair was often depicted with side part bangs and a headband. However, her Deluxe doll has a red beanie, and her Budget doll has a middle part with braids coming down on either side of her head.

Ahlam's name means "Dreams". Her description reads:

"Dreams are like beautiful butterflies that fly in the wide blue sky. It is good to have dreams because they take you to a place where anything is possible.."

Ahlam is apparently a pianist in addition to her Air Hostess job, having dreamt of flying since she was in school. She seems to be portrayed as considerate and low-key, which aligns with her cool blue color scheme!

Her doll's fashion style seems to be Boho Chic, with beads, frills, and florals. In the animation her hair is short, with a side part and a blue butterfly barrette. Her doll, meanwhile, wears her black and blue hair beneath a navy cap in her Deluxe look, and a middle part tied back in her Budget look. Visually, she reminds me of Ami Mizuno!

And last but not least, Dunya! Her name means "Life", and her description reads:

"Your friendship is like a beautiful flower to me. Your nice words, kind deeds and positive attitude are sure to be rewarded with happiness and love.."

Dunya seems to be a healthy eater, going to someone's house with a bowl of greens (salad or kale perhaps?), and making a smoothie while on the phone. She also does stretches and runs on her treadmill. All of this makes her the perfect fit for a coaching position!

Weirdly enough, her hairstyle in the animation is exactly like Amal's doll, with two low pigtails tied by pink ribbon. Her doll, meanwhile, has brown hair in a side part tied in a high pony with silver elastics (giving me Vidia vibes tbh). Her olive green fashion seems to be relatively modern (at least for the 2000s) and urban. Her clothes are the ones I can most easily see on a Bratz doll!

Overall, I simply adore this line!!! It feels more character-focused than other ones I've covered, and I'm a sucker for such strong color-blocking! It's hard for me to even pick a favorite, since their centralized aesthetics are all so compelling and unique! If anyone who knows Arabic would be able to translate what they say in the animations, I'll happily add an addendum to this post for clarification!

It's a shame the line and its movie was cancelled before it could receive the acclaim it deserved, I would've loved to see what more it had to offer! Regardless, I'm thoroughly impressed with what they managed to put out, and hope the designers have been able to apply their clear talents in other endeavors!

Ramadan Kareem!

[magpod-confessions]

If you ask me what my TMA confession is, I'll tell you "John and Martin were never in love, they were just bonded through mind-shattering trauma and a desperate need to be wanted/accepted. They have the chemistry of a musty laundry bag."

But if you REALLY ask me, I'd say...

It makes me uncomfortable when I see people depict Basira in hijab... it's not just some accessory, it's a symbol of a deeply held religious belief, an oath, and a physical display of faith. Just because someone has an Arab name does not mean they're of a particular faith, and that seems like the ONLY reason people have to depict her that way. None of her actions or words, directly or indirectly, are representative of Islam, and she expresses no particular faith herself. It feels like an uncomfortable mix of stereotyping and people trying to virtue signal with their headcanons. And it just makes me squirm a little when I see it, because I would never say it directly to someone.

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