What Muslim Men Look For In A Wife
By HijabGirl on Muslim Lifestyle from www.zaufishan.co.uk
What do Muslim men really want from a woman? What do they look for in marriage?
What are they attracted to? Why don't they listen?
What do Muslim men really want from a woman? What do they look for in marriage?
What are they attracted to? Why don't they listen?
Preparing for Ramadan 2011
By tabish on News from www.missionislam.com
As the beautiful month of Ramadan approaches this year, there are several things Muslim women can do to prepare themselves spiritually and physically for the month-long period of fasting which is obligatory upon all able-bodied Muslims who have reached the age of maturity.
Giving some thought to the unique concerns that Muslim women face during this month can help us prepare for them and make the month a more successful one. This is especially true for new converts to Islam (because Ramadan
Pakistani Actress, Veena Malik, Defies Mullah Accusing Her of Immoral Behavior
By HijabGirl on Videos from www.youtube.com
Veena Malik is a Pakistani actress who appeared on the very popular Indian TV show Bigg Boss (the Indian version of Big Brother). In the clip above, a mullah tells her she brought shame on Pakistan with her behavior on the show, and that 100% of Pakistanis agree with him. The mullah also admits he didn't watch the show himself, but knows all of this to be true.
Veena responds by pretty much mopping up the floor with him. She points out out how her religion backs up her actions, where he's in
Veena responds by pretty much mopping up the floor with him. She points out out how her religion backs up her actions, where he's in
Islamic fashion: Biggest names in couture racing to produce Islamic-inspired attire
By HijabGirl on Muslim Lifestyle from www.reuters.com
Statuesque models clad in black robes with strategically placed slits and headscarves boasting vibrant flashes of color sashay down a Dubai runway to the theme song for a James Bond movie.
For the Dubai-based designers of the Rouge Couture line on display, the Western music combined with the unusual twists on the traditional abaya worn by observant Muslim women is the perfect contrast which sums up Islamic fashion.
"Our designs are there, in part, to empower women and
Muslims protest against burqa ban in Australia | Islamic Blog - Muslim Blog
By abdullah11 on Islam and Religion from www.risingislam.net
Rally by Australian Muslims against proposal of ban in burqa (Muslim women veil) in Australia.
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By abdullah11 on Islam and Religion from www.risingislam.net
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Sisters are proud to be identified as Muslimah! « Stand Up 4 Islam
By dawudadam on Islam and Religion from standup4islam.wordpress.com
This is an article calling Muslim Sisters to stand up and speak out to dispel the myths around Muslim women and oppression.
Spirituality for the Non-Fasting
By SuhaibWebb on Everything Else from www.suhaibwebb.com
Ramadan is a blessed time of year often characterized by certain specific forms of worship. Fasting, reading Qur’an and performing salah (five times a day prayer) are the main focus of many people’s time and energy during this month. However, for most women a portion of Ramadan – or in some cases the month in its entirety – passes by without being able to engage in these acts. 
10 things that are more 'oppressive' than hijab
By IslamicExaminer on Everything Else from www.examiner.com
Many of the women who choose to wear al-hijab are quite courageous, intelligent, and contemporary. The people that say the Islamic head covering is "oppressive", do not know many hijabis or do not understand the true meaning of the word.
Here is a list of 10 items that are worn and which the average person has no problem with, yet they are more "oppressive" than wearing the hijab.
Saudi Cleric Allows Women To Forgo Face Veils In Banned Countries
By MuslimVoices on Muslim Lifestyle from muslimvoices.org
A popular Saudi cleric ruled over the weekend that women in countries enacting a "burqa ban" may reveil their faces. 