#wedding muslim hijab

[hafsadeeyah]

28.06.2024

Alhamdulillah 💕

[beckywiththegoodhijab]

Had a cute summer wedding moment with the family last night! It was super fun, especially when 7 different aunties asked me why I'm still not married.

[chaoswillcalmusdown]

what do i expect from a shitty little rymurph spinoff etc etc, but like.

the way they style marjan is forever gonna grate on me 😂

[shaadiwish]

Steal some inspirations from these muslim brides in some of the most stunning bridal outfits. For more such updates, visit ShaadiWish.com

[snissel613]

Another Orthodoxism I've noticed is that I don't really care for or vibe with like any Jewish representation in media. Like intellectually I get how and why it would work or not, I know how rep works, but Jewish rep is never Orthodox Jewish rep, and as an Orthodox Jew who experiences Judaism in a very specific way it just never hits for me. And from what I hear (I am admittedly not to well read) most Orthodox rep is a) Charedi and b) really bad.

In one notable example I related way more to the Muslim character, who had a constant and and never-commented-on-as-odd religious marker (a hijab), than the Jewish one, who has a single wedding fantasy where they break a glass.

[kavehater]

OK SO FIRST OF ALL WE HAVE ALHAITHAM X JOYRIDE TIKTOKS NOW WE HAVE ALHAITHAM X AMERICAN WEDDING TIKTOKS TOO AAHAHAHAHA

American wedding is such a funny song LMAO

[nonsensical-pixels]

part one of a suggestion from guppy over on the simscord! the wedding hijab from ts4's gp11: my wedding stories game pack converted to ts2, with 2 addons! there are 3 variants in total: the original ts4 one, one without the veil, and one with neither the veil nor crown ✨

all 12 recolors of each hijab are binned as hairs, with 3 families each. swatch under the cut! they are smooth-boned, animated, etc., with the highest polycount (the og ts4 version) being a cute 4388 polys!

DOWNLOAD: SFS | MF 🧕

credits go to ea/maxis for the original ts4 meshes & textures! 💓

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

the with veil (og) wedding hijab is only for yf-ef, whereas the others are for tf-ef. i was going to do tf but then remembered the blatant issue with teen marriages for young muslim girls in my own country (malaysia) and just... couldn't do it. the others aren't really marriage-themed so i did them for tf too, but if you want the og to be for teens you can do it yourself

SWATCH

if there are any issues that you find with this set, please don't be afraid to let me know! happy simming, and when you download this, do keep in mind,

[i-cant-sing]

Queen, how many likes, comment, ask do you need so that we can have chapter 4. As a peasant I will be happy to oblige about how many more are needed

I am on cloud 9 rn, okay? Because I just attended a desi wedding, and yall know how brown people go all out on weddings, proper fancy shmancy, right? So here I was dressed up in a HEAVY LENGHA CHOLI, MY MAKEUP WAS POPPING, FOR THE FIRST TIME MY HAIR WAS GOOD, and I wore GOLD JEWELLERY TOO, but the thing is.... I dressed up like it was Indian desi wedding.

It was a Pakistani desi wedding, and not only that, but it was a proper Muslim desi wedding, so even though it was just close family and friends, many women either wore hijabs or niqaabs, or dressed modestly (I was so envious of the niqaabis, they looked so cute with their eyes popping out. God please, I also want a niqaab 😭😭😭)

AND THHERE WAS ME IN MY CHOLI THAT HAD A CIRCULAR CUT IN THE BACK (WHICH IN AUNTY'S MIND = BACKLESS = SLUTTY DRESSING) but honestly I didn't care, I looked good.

The music was good, food was amazing, people turning their heads to look at me was an ego boost, the wind breezing in the back of my dress made me cool down, some aunties asked for my name, profession, details (looking for proposals for their sons)

So with my self esteem through the roof, I'm going to tell u that yes, I need a lot more of your comments and likes and asks. And they better be good.

[tu-es-gegg]

untuk hari bahasa ini, saya cubalah mengajarkan semua tentang sikit budaya melayu dan berkongsi kosa kata juga (ENG TRANSLATION)

(for this language day, I will try to teach a little about Malay culture and share vocabulary as well)

i made the original post detailing some fun stuff abt my culture of being malay (specifically from perspective living as a Malay from Singapore), i want to do an english translation so its more accessible to those who don't speak malay. This isnt an exact translation (plus im adding mroe additonal info) so keep that inmind

FIRST, what is the Malay language? This is an Austronesian language, also the national language in Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore. Malay is usually written in Latin script, also known as Rumi. There is also Jawi script based on Arabic writing. If you want to know (most) letters in Jawi, this is a video stuck in my head from Andalus (I'm bad at writing in Jawi and Arabic too, even though I study, I don't know much;;;)

Malay culture is deeply connected with Muslim culture, that's why a lot of malay festivities and celebrations revolve around the islamic calender. one such celebration is Hari Raya. there are two ceremonies; Aidilfitri and Haji, I will talk about Hari Raya Aidilfitri only because it is close this year and most well known (for context, its litterally in april this year).

The previous month is Ramadan where we fast/puasa. We do not eat from Subuh (around sunrise) to Maghrib (around sunset) (these are two of the names of the prayer times, in Islam we are supposed to pray around 5 times a day during different intervals. it goes Subuh, Zohor, Asar, Maghrib, Isyak). Before dawn, want to eat Sahur and then pray. At Maghrib, want to eat to break the fast/ berbuka puasa (usually say "buka" for short). Also in this month before Aidifilti, the family will prepare by cleaning the house for visitors, buy new baju kurung, get kuih, etc etc.

aaaa there are a lot of kuih, here's anything I can name (many are from Singapore); kuih lapis, kuih salat? ondeh ondeh, kuih bahulu, kuih dadar, BISKUT CORNFLAKES OMG does that count?. there are many more lol.

ALSO! In Singapore, during Ramadan, there is a huge Night Market in Geylang. Not only in Geylang there is a night market but this is very popular. There are MANY stalls selling food. Everyone who buys from geylang night market knows Ramly Burger, deep-fried Oreos, vadai, KEBAB, DENGDENG. (I like to buy rolled ice cream and chicken kebab mmmm)

In Geylang too, they will buy traditional clothes to visit family. Baju kurung (ehh for traditional clothes, women wear baju kurung, men wear baju melayu but the names are the same anyway) is the normal clothing. Often, one household will choose to coordinate colors together (but it's not mandatory, lmao my family doesn't care)

For men, they wear songkok (that flat black hat) and samping (the long scarf wrapping around the waist)

For women, wear a sarong (skirt) with a long top. If desired, will also wear a tudung (type of hijab) (i should also clarify for muslim women its their choice whether they want to habitually wear hijab. its not just specific to just baju kurung. for example i have lots of aunties that dont wear hijab at all meanwhile i have a lot of aunts who do)

Baju kurung is also worn at other festivities, such as weddings

(my whole childhood I attended so many weddings, this is another topic lmaooooo)

On Hari Raya Aidifilti but before going to raya (this is what we generally call going out to see family), close family in will ask for forgiveness. (it's important the forgiveness is not one-sided, the adults will also ask forgiveness from the younger family members too). Usually this is when people start crying. After that, we go RAYA!!! When in someone else's house, if you are not working now, you can get duit raya! (because I grew up in singapore surrounded by chinese influence, I also call this "angpao" too)

OHHHH THERE IS A LOT OF FOOD;;;; My grandmother would cook a lot during Ramadan and Hari Raya. Rendang, lontong, KETUPAT OHHH KETUPAT, CHICKEN CURRY (my mother every aidifitri cooks green chicken curry, FOR HARI RAYA AIDIFITRI ONLY, ohhhhh that's my favorite part, ASBFKASB I'M HUNGRY.)

(theres also like way more cuisine than this, iu havent even mentioned nasi goreng and nasi lemak and briyani and FUCKIGN BEGEDIL;;;;)

ketupat is kind of icon to represent Aidifilti holiday, for example:

other icons of hari raya include: bunga api, neon string lights, bamboo torches, etc.

I love Hari Raya even thoug my feet hurt ALOT after visiting LOTS OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS OH MY GOD:;; it's okay if you take your shoes off in the house somehow your FEET WILL HURT at the end of the day;;;;;;

uhhhh others about malay culture? we have art! A martial art is silat melayu! I don't know much about this but it's great

there is performance art: one example is dikir barat

juga ada permainan, ada yang terkenal ialah wau (kite)

and congkak (like that one club penguin game, mancala, im not kidding)

there are many malay cultures that are also from indonesian culture because of its influence. (Mainly malay culture was influenced by its neighboring cultures such as from Thailand, Sumatra, Java. Malay culture were from Hinduism before then converting to Islam) That's why we have wayang kulit (natively from Java) (a lot of indonesian culture and malay cultures share similar things because of kinda their similar roots and their spread of their own culture, hence why we also have similar dishes, traditonal clothes, even our language is kinda 70% the same)

Do you know; Singapore was discovered by Sang Nila Utama and was originally Malay kingdom (at that time the island was called Temasek before it was owned by the British) (the original indigenous of Singapore are called Orang Laut, litterally translated to "people of the sea"). That is why in Singapore, the language and the national anthem (Majulah Singapura) is in Malay. Singapore is not only for Chinese people, we Malays and Indians are also here;;;

(and im not at all from malaysia god please none of my relatives are. Malaysian is referring to the country, Malay is the language and the ethnic group)

There's a whole lot more I haven't even touched on, like lmao there's a whole thing about weddings and a whole baby shower thing.

theres also a lot of singaporean stuff i want to share i haven't even mentioned singlish but thats a post for another time

[radfemsiren]

(As an ex Muslim ) Liberal Muslims are like Rose from Get Out to me . Idk how to explain it . It's like the bully pretending to be kind. At least I know the deranged ones hate me .sorry for the weird rant ❤️

No it makes sense lol, yea a lot of liberal Muslims are genuinely nice people trying to live with an ugly religion. So instead of confronting the bad parts, they remain ignorant and find excuses, so they can maintain their niceness. And for most people, religion is like politics and not something critically thought about or engaged with, just on the back burner and used ritualistically for big life events like weddings or funerals. They are Muslim in name only, like most Christian’s and Jewish people, and are actually pretty agnostic with their beliefs…

But there’s another group of liberal Muslims I can’t stand, and it’s the ones that are very religious, that do engage with the faith a lot and have no excuses for pushing misinformation. They do dawah and actively spread lies to make Islam seem better, and then only when someone is in too deep do they reveal the ugly parts of the faith. They are just as misogynistic as the openly hostile ones are, but they use passive aggressive comments and arguments to get their way.

“You look so much more beautiful in the hijab habibti, just put it on! It’s so empowering to not be objectified. You’re a feminist right? Modesty is respecting a woman, don’t you know Islam gave women rights? 1400 years ago there was no hope for us, Islam actually made a lot of changes 🥺”

Riiiight, 1400 years ago they were worshipping hundreds of gods besides Allah, I guess he can make a hardline law and punishment about that, but not age of consent for even the “best of men” Muhammad 😒

[hafsadeeyah]

my mehendi for tomorrow ♡

[rainofthetwilight]

Hey I know this is not really ninjago but I need that for an OC. She is a Muslim girl, I don't even know how she became one one day my brain was like "she looks like a Muslim" and I was like "yeah", anyway I'm redesigning her and I want to now are there any rules on the colors or pattern hijads have to be aware of ?

hii, absolutely no problem lol thank you for asking!!! <3

well if you're asking for colours/patterns, wearing extremely bright colours that can make you stand out is heavily frowned upon, like for example a really bright red. it's usually swapped out for a slightly darker scheme like these two:

it's still a bright red, but not bright enough to stand out yk?

also, even with that, bright stuff can still be worn, but they're paired with alot of darker colours! (a small example: I have a bright green jacket that I pair with black pants، shoes، and a dark hijab)

the exception for this is weddings obviously, since the bride wears a bright white. the rule of "not-too-bright" colours still applies to guests however, like these outfits for example:

and honestly that's it! if you want more tips feel free to ask me 🙏 also: incase you need it, here's a little post about tips you should know when making muslim characters, not just hijabis in general!

[themarysuep]

Does kamala's scarf have cultural significance? Would it be ok if Carol is gifted one by the khan family and wear it as a sash?

That is an amazing idea. I hope there's a 30 sec scene of that happening in the next Avenegers movie before the final fight. There is cultural significance in the sense that South Asians (Muslims and Hindus etc) tend to wear scarves around their necks or shoulder or head. It's a part of traditional attire. Kamala does this multiple times on her show for eid, the mendhi and wedding (Nikkah). This is separate from her religious beliefs where you're supposed to wear a full hijab (which she wears in a scene) as a Muslim. Red is also usually a South Asian color. But yeah, despite the cultural ties, it's not an issue if Kamala or her family gives Carol a scarf. It would be a sweet gesture.

[sepptember]

there's a post about Pro-Palestine small businesses on instagram by @.counseling4allseasons and i wanted to share that post here.

mentioning businesses that aren't on this post are encouraged!! I'll reblog them to my account or add them to the post. If any of the links don’t work, please let me know.

note that all of the businesses in the insta post might not be included because I struggled to find the link, and some links may lead to an instagram account instead of a website.

Apparel:

Chérine Caftans - Moroccan traditional wear

Hirbawi - Kufiya factory in Palestine

HULM Kicks - Palestinian-owned shoe store

Watan Worldwide - Cultural clothing/merchandise store

Ayan Resources - Palestinian-owned clothing brand

herababyco - Baby clothes

Modestveencouture - Palestinian-owned boutique with wedding, prom, and engagement dresses

Zaytoonas Stitches - Palestinian-owned embroidery store

Dignitii - modest active wear

Nöl Collective - Palestinian-owned traditional wear

RUUQ - Hijab body suits

Dar Collective - Cultural merchandise

Shopdehma - Modest clothing brand

Nayabhijabs - Hijabs

House of amiri - Children's clothing

this business is currently not stocking their inventory because they are working on broadening their brand. support by following them is still highly encouraged.

Yemen Wear - cultural Yemen apparel

Pali Power - Palestinian athletic apparel

Le dressing de moon - Palestinian thobes

La Farrah Boutique - Palestinian thobes

Skincare/Makeup/Fragrances:

Farsalicare - Skincare brand

Yaskinnatural - Skincare brand

Dyfbeauty - Makeup brushes

Mora Cosmetics - Muslim-owned clean makeup

Kadi perfumes - high-quality perfumes and fragrances

Alwafa Shop - Natural skincare

Abumiskperfumes - oil-based fragrances

Dr. Sebaa Co. - Muslim-owned skincare brand

Savana Goat - Natural and artisanal goat soaps

Lerenu - Scalp & haircare

Inika Organics - Organic makeup

Tuesday in Love - Wudhu-friendly nail polish

Home Goods:

Inspire me home decor - Interior design/home decor

The Little Bulbul - Islamic puzzles/mugs/prints

Olive & Heart - Palestinian owned candle shop

Candlescape & Co. - Palestinian owned candle shop

Create & Crescent - event kits and crafts

Kilim Design Store - carpet and flooring.

With a Spin - Home decor

Lifestyle:

Feyre Creations - events merchandise

Khair Designs - Interior design

Soul Detox - Palestinian-owned black seed oil mix and health capsules

Sophologynic - Palestinian-owned wellness-kits and organic honey

Creations By Sal - Custom wedding products and gifts

Crescent Moon Bookstore - Palestinian-owned children’s bookstore

Little Muslim Craft Store - Crafts for Muslim children store

Modefa - Home decor

Sitti soap - Natural soaps and more.

Vidamin Wellness - Organic vitamins

Mysalah Mat - Interactive prayer mat

The Happy Bakers - Egyptian-owned cookies

Little Busy Hands - Customized themed sensory bins

Shahrin Azim Henna & Jagua Artist - Henna Services, New York/NJ

Accessories:

Oroboros Watches - Egyptian-owned watch store

Kiro - Egyptian Jewelry Brand

Elegant Bijoux Jewelry - Lebanese-owned jewelry

Canava Handmade - Luxury Arab handbags States NYC

Deeya Jewellery - Luxury gold plated bridal/formal jewelry

[ggebba]

Im not sure if you are familiar with him or not but is Klim Kostin a tatar muslim as well? I’ve noticed from some of his previous ig stories that he went to one of his cousins/childhood friend’s wedding (unsure) and one thing i realized that most of his female relatives were wearing the hijab (definitely wasnt tied in the usual babushka style.

Hi 👋 Klim Kostin is an Orthodox Christian. I don't know which storyis you're talking about (I hardly ever go on Instagram), but in Russia Christians, Muslims and other different religions live and coexist peacefully.

And not to be unsubstantiated, I'll give an example, in the form of an excerpt from Klim's interview about religion:

-You seem very religious. Even the screen saver on your phone has a cross on it. How'd you come by it?

- My mom's very religious. She doesn't miss Sunday services, she can go on a weekday. Especially during the playoffs. A bishop I know, a big hockey fan, is always watching me. They pray that everything goes well for me.

I also try to thank God when something works out, and when it doesn't - to ask (for help). I believe that everything that works out is with God's help.

- Did you take communion?

- After moving to Moscow at the age of 11, I came to Penza every year and took communion before my birthday. The last time I took communion was in St. Louis. And now I'm back in Russia, and something distracts me. I think I will go, but I never get there.

- What is it like in churches in North America? Do they read the prayers in Russian or in English?

- In the Orthodox church in Edmonton, the service was in English. In St. Louis - in Russian. In Los Angeles there are a couple of churches where the service is purely in Russian. And there are some where they combine them, and the service lasts four hours instead of two. First they read in Russian, then in English. I was there, but I didn't make it to the end.

In Edmonton, I used to say morning prayers before practice and night prayers before bed. I usually spent about five minutes. I asked the priest if I could shorten the prayers so that I didn't have to read for 40 minutes. He said that what you believe and what is in your heart is enough.

- When you pass by churches, do you baptize every time?

- Yes, always. It has become a habit and sometimes I don't even notice it. It scares some people.

The full interview in Russian: https://www.sports.ru/amp/post/3173499/

It feels like all hockey players from Penza are very religious 😁

I hope I answered your question ☺️

[magnoliamyrrh]

ppl think im crazy when i say i felt more comfortable in the hood and its like nah no i stand by that. apart from the prepetual gunshots, the broken window from a robbery, and our cars being broken into a whole lot,,,,, its not just that i miss having neighbors who wed actually talk to and invite us to grills and whod be loud and laughing and screaming and playing music and generally i felt a lot more at home and sane,,,,, but also that noone gave a shit if i wore a hijab or niqab. you just didnt get stared at. if anything there were so many muslims that wed always bumb into each other and greet each other and get into conversations