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Rawdah Mohammed wearing Robert Wun SS23 Haute Couture for Cannes Film Festival

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Robert Wun: 'Scorched Bride' Couture Gown, Spring/Summer 2023. Model: Rawdah Mohamed

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Rawdah Mohamed in Cecilie Melli 77th annual Cannes Film Festival

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Details of Rawdah Mohamed’s Robert Wun Gown at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival

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Rawdah Mohamed attended the Cannes Film Festival in a custom Cheney Chan gown, transforming this look from the SS24 collection into a modest look! She looks like a windswept sea statue... gorgeous!!! This colour looks so good on her, and the glasses give it the extra edge!! Love.

Rawdah Mohamed is a Norwegian-Somali model and activist for human rights including fighting for rights for Muslim women!

Last year she wore Robert Wun's "Scorched Bride" design at the Cannes Film Festival. Also such a great choice!!! She (and her stylist?) know what they are doing!!

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Rawdah Mohamed in Robert Wun Couture SS23

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Rawdah Mohamed | Cheney Chan Spring 2024 Couture gown | Cannes Film Festival | 2024

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Rawdah Mohamed in Robert Wun Couture at the Cannes Film Festival premiere for The Pot-au-Feu (La Passion De Dodin Bouffant) on May 24, 2023.

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Rawdah Mohamed in Cecilie Melli at the"Marcello Mio" screening 77th annual Cannes Film Festival

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Rawdah Mohamed at Cannes 2024

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The Beauty of the Land of The Muslims

Photo #1 : The Kaaba (Block Box) is the direction that Muslims from all over the globe face while praying each of their five daily prayers. The Kaaba is located in Mecca and its walls were erected by none other than Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) [peace be upon him] thousands of years prior to Moses [P.B.U.H.] and prior to Jesus [P.B.U.H.]. They are all mentioned in the Bible as well as the Quran. Christians, Jews and Muslims all claim Ibrahim (Abraham) [P.B.U.H.] hence the term “Abrahamic Religions.” Although all claim him, it is believed by Muslim that we have the right to do so because of his attempt to only worship one God and staying away from worshipping other people or idols.

Photo #2 : Mount Hira was where the Prophet Mohammed [P.B.U.H] would seclude himself from all the trials and tribulations of indecency, impurities and association of partners with Allah which is believed by Muslims to be the worst sin. It is said by Muslims that during the month of Ramadan, while in a cave inside this mountain, Jibreal (Gabriel), the chief angel, came to the Prophet Mohammed [P.B.U.H.] and recited the first couple of verses of the last and final revelation that Allah would give humanity, The Quran.

Photo #3 : Masjid Quba was the first masjid that the Prophet Mohammed [P.B.U.H] prayed in after being exiled from Mecca. One day, there were Muslims praying in the Mosque when the Prophet [P.B.U.H] received revelation and was told to change the direction of our prayers. Muslims, Jews, and Christian’s used to face the same direction, Jerusalem, while praying but it is believed that Allah told them to change in order to differentiate Muslims from the other Abrahamic faiths.

Photo #4 : Al Masjid an Nabawi (The Prophet’s [P.B.U.H] Mosque) is the second holiest place in Islam, second to only Masjid Al Haram (where the Kaaba is located.) The Prophet [P.B.U.H.] helped build this Mosque but obviously wasn’t able to see the mosque at its final form.

Photo #5 : The rooftop of Al Masjid an Nabawi where you can feel a nice breeze, read some Quran, and drink Zam Zam water. Zam Zam water is a sacred well located in Mecca, near the Kaaba. It holds significant importance for Muslims because it is believed to be miraculously provided by Allah for the Prophet Ibrahim's wife, Hajar, and their son Isma'il [Peace be upon all of them]. Muslims visiting Mecca drink Zam Zam water for its spiritual significance and blessings. The craziest thing about Zam Zam is, it was a little well yet it has quenched the thirst of millions in Mecca, and millions in Madina on a daily basis for over 5000 years.

Photo #6 : This graveyard was a reminder that stopped me in my tracks. Most of the people here have been dead for way longer than they’ve been alive. It reminds us Muslims that the luxuries of this world will not go with us. Everything will stay. It is believed by Muslims that only there are only 2 things that will go with you in your grave and those two things are your good and bad deeds.

Photo #7 : A little Kitty that I found so beautiful. Animals in Mecca & specifically Madina are treated so kindly. Not even flies or mosquitoes are allowed to be killed.

Photo #8 : Hijabi’s feeding birds. Another example of animals being treated so kindly. There were so many birds everywhere and they wouldn’t fly away from humans in fact the opposite. It almost felt as if they knew that we wanted to take care of them.

Photo #9 : Rawdah al Sharifah which is believed to be a garden of paradise on earth. On the right side, it’s where the Prophet Mohammed was buried. All these Muslims are praying one of their voluntary prayers while getting ready to pray our obligatory morning prayer ; Fajr. This prayer must be prayed once the sun shows a white streak in the night sky.

Photo #10 : Al Masjid an Nabawi during the Muslims mandatory Friday prayer in congregation (Jummah Prayer). The Propeht’s [P.B.U.H.] fits over 1 million people but it gets so pact on Fridays that Muslims have to pray outside of the mosque.