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Expressing your personal style while wearing the Jilbab, is it possible?
Hijabi Made Magazine
Hijabi Made Magazine
Our Studio Sultanas magazine is not just a read; it's a celebration of modesty, creativity, and all things girly. From fashion-forward modest trends to captivating lifestyle features, we've curated a playful experience that reflects the spirit of Studio Sultanas. It's not just a magazine; it's a ticket to a world where joy, empowerment, and girly vibes collide in the most fabulous way possible. Get ready to be entertained, inspired, and embrace the rebel in you! 🌟💖🎉
Living In Paris? A USA Hijabi POV
There are many things that come to mind when I think of Paris. When deciding where to go for my study abroad program, I immediately thought of Paris.It was mainly because of a childhood aspiration and an admiration for the artistic culture. I was not yet a Muslim when I made my selection. I converted to Islam a few months before my departure. During that time, I began to wonder if I had made the correct choice.
Hijab Story | From modeling to Hijab
Growing up as a Muslim in the United States, I was not always surrounded by Hijabi women. My mother was a Hijabi when she was a teenager, but during the Bosnian Genocide, taking it off is what kept her alive. When she arrived in Switzerland as a refugee, she was not inclined to put it back on right away due to so much suffering and trauma that came with being Muslim in Bosnia.
How the hijab made me love my face
We all wear the hijab for one specific reason. Not because we just want to or because it makes us feel good. We do it for God and only Him. But, even if hijab comes with a lot of rules and, for most of us, some major life changes, it does bring some really positive side effects I personally didn’t expect. One of them being that I started to feel more confident about my body and more precisely : I started to love my face.
How to keep your skin hydrated and moisturized this Ramadan
I think all of us can agree that during Ramadan, our skin is more dry and dehydrated from the lack of water we put into our systems. Parched lips and dull skin might be distracting you from your daily Ramadan supplications. Fear, not ladies! I’m here to help.
Hijab Story | Forced to remove my Hijab at school
Asalaam alaikum! My name is Hawa Zeba, and I am 19 years old. I was born and raised in West Africa, Côte D'Ivoire. I moved to the United States when I was 15 years old. I am currently a student at the University of North Carolina Greensboro, majoring in media studies, and I want to share my hijab journey with you guys.