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1.an islamically prescribed way of dress in which a woman must cover herself at least from her shoulders to her knees in loose fitting clothing that isn’t sheer. at best she covers her body with the exception of her face and hands. the clothing can be as stylish as she wants it to be or as drab and unstylish as she wants it to be. she can wear silk, or any other fabric and follow anystyle as long as it stays within these bounds.

2. hijab is not meant to oppress a woman but it is meant to protect and distinguish her. by dressing like this she is showing respect for her self and her religion and is given respect.

3. a hijabi woman never looks like a ho or a prost-tute, because she is covering what aught to be private.

4) some women refer to her head covering alone, or khimar as hijab.

5) the islamic dress code for muslim women.

6) the way most self respecting women dress.
“which hijab do you think i should wear today, the beaded or the plain, striped or embroidered?”

“nzinga stays wearin flyy hijab to the mosque. d-mn! she looks so nice that augta be haram.” (but it ain’t!)
the hijab is a beautiful thing, it’s funny how when some people look at me they think i’m a poor little immigrant who’s being controlled by my father and older brother. first of all, i asked for the hijab when i was about eight years old because i thought it was a beautiful thing, it was exotic and it came in so many different colours…plus i didn’t have to spend half an hour every morning plaiting my long curly hair. of course when i was around 11 i rebelled a little, but that was because i was trying to fit in, and now that i’m 14 i know that fitting in with the girls in my cl-ss shouldn’t be on my list of priorities. i’m not a refugee in the middle east heck…i’m not even arab, i’m a 14 year old girl who was born in toronto, who likes the same things that any normal 14 year old girl likes. i am not brainwashed because i’m pretty sure my mom wouldn’t care whether or not i wore the hijab, my older brother would actually perfer me not to wear it, and my dad…well…he doesn’t even live with us, so do i look like a poor, handicapped s-x slave? no, i’m probably one of the most respected girls in my cl-ss, i’m intelligent, articulate, i got accepted to the high school of my choice, and i experience the same things that any normal 14 year old girl experiences…just with a few restriction from my religion.

so stop ridiculing islam, islam loves women, come on…in christianity are men obligated to buy their wife’s breast milk? are the men obligated to buy their wife a maid (if they can afford it), are the men supposed to help their wives with the housework? i think not…to think that all of this was in the quran 1400 years ago before feminism and before women had any rights.

do not look at these middle eastern men who beat and rape their wives and daughters, they are hypocrits and give bad names to islam, look towards the good muslims, i hardly doubt barack obama’s mother married (his step-father) who was a muslim and stayed married to him because he beat her. most muslims…or rather the typical muslim should be a kind, thoughtful, generous and polite person just like prophet muhammed (pbuh) was. all you guys do is nitpick and criticize islam, get off your high horses, and stop acting like your religion is the best.

p.s: sorry if this ran long, but i’m really p-ssed off at all these stupid ignorant tw-ts who have nothing better to do than dissing a religion they know nothing about!
do you realllllllllly need an example of hijab?…fine!

girl: mom! i can’t find my purple hijab! i need it to match my new outfit!

mom: wear your black one then,

girl: but my outfit has no black—wait…nvm i found it!…now have you seen my pin?

mom: ….
hijab is a form of dress that is often observed by female followers of islam

to observe hijab is thought by many to mean the covering of the whole female body, but traditionaly, it is believed to be acceptable for the hands and face to be shown.
my muslim husband asked me to please observe hijab, and i told him that i would feel perfectly comfortable to do so.
hijab is just a piece of cloth but to most women like me it’s a beautiful headscarf that covers a womens body (not only there hair) and that shows modesty and lets other people judge
her by her personality, honesty, kindness,and smarts.something that all women can wear. you do not have to be muslim to wear the hijab although most women who are muslim do wear the hijab.
and that is what i believe is the hijab.
jessica: wow fatma you have a very beautiful hijab on today.

fatma: thank you jessica
sign of c-ckiness. worn typically by the most ugly muslim girls who smoke shisha and give brains sucking d-ck. some would argue that hijab is used to guard your modesty. well you can also guard your modesty without having to wear hijab. also, muslims talk sh-t like “it’s my right, and my choice!” that’s just striaght bullsh-t. they f-cking have to wear it, if they don’t they will be raped (out of despise, not l-st)and killed in the name of allah.

also, the girls who do wear hijab for modesty, shouldn’t because their ugly and hairy faces already guard their modesty.
my muslim husband told me to wear hijab, but since it’s my choice i chose not to. he later killed me that night in the name of allah.
ok, so it covers outer beauty- but it brings out true inner beauty.

i love my hijab

like it or lump it

<3 person1: i <3 my hijab. person2: same. check out my inner beauty. muslim headwear, to cover their body up. used as a sign of modesty. not all muslims choose to, especially those from more modern islamic countries (i.e. indonesia, malaysia, etc.) or in western countries (us, canada, etc.) p1: your hijab is rockin'. p2: thanks, i got it at my favorite store. i thought you were muslim; where's yours? p1: i choose not to wear it. p2: okay, cool.