Thursday 23 January 2014

Muslimah Work Attire of the Day

Asalam alaykum Warahmatullah Wabarakatuh!
All smiles who said you can't look elegant and still keeping it modesty,wishing you a blessed day sisters.


This elegant abaya  is by abb so perfect for work,business meetings and all professional occasions.click to view more



Wednesday 22 January 2014

Muslimah Casual,Work and Wedding Attires



I love the color combination in these pictures designed and posted by Dubai Abaya addict sister ...Wowzaaaa! go team keeping it MODESTY *smiles*
 

Stripped dress with deep pink scarf

   

Elegant jeans dress


Pink kaftan,can be worn to birthdays,weddings of course with a scarf etcs




This is my favorite ,yellow draft dress,i love the soft yellowish magic on it.



snake skin designed dress both dresses by abaya addict click to see more designs by Abaya addict

Muslimah's Wedding Look


Asalam alaykum dear sisters,there is only one word to define these pictures posted by Bella naija  and that is "Gorgeous"..everything for our Nigerian muslim sister. more





Saturday 4 January 2014

2014 Muslimah's fashion events around the world

 

1.USA Islamic Fashion week to debute in February 2014 Read more 



2.Hijab Fashion week: Modesty Fashion hits London October 2014 Read more 
Picture courtesy of Aquila website/magazine


 Asalam Alaykum warahmatullah wabarakatuh,thats all for today In shaa Allah i will update as we go along.

Think before you speak



Asalam Alaykum Warahmatullah wabarakatuh dear sisters,Alhamdulillah Allah has given me another moment to write again.

While reading a post from mindfulness website i came across this post having a long form of each word in the word "THINK"....
How many of us think before we speak?? well i have to admit not every time i do so especially when am so down like i really want to take it out of my chest.Lets try to analyse each word next time before we speak.All the best!!!

Monday 2 December 2013

Muslimah's or Hijjab News Making headlines Around the World

Asalam Alaykum Warahmatullah Wabarakatuh dear readers,below is a summary of muslimah's news making headlines around the world.

  1. New Hijjab Uniforms Being Issued to Muslim Women Police Officers in Canada.I got super excited while reading  this article," the article, not surprisingly, is titled “Edmonton police set to unveil official hijab that Muslim officers can wear on duty.” Wow! i mean who wouldn't appreciate such flexibility all to please Allah by following his commands . You can read more about it here

    METROPOLITAN POLICE/AFP/Getty Images)Two metropolitan police officers wearing hijab headdresses on patrol in central London. The Metropolitan police were the first police force in Britain to announce the new headdress for Muslim officers. Edmonton Police Service will reveal a prototype official hijab for its ow officers this weekAdd caption

    2. Rick Steves Writer of European travel guidebooks and host of travel shows on public television and public radio wrote about trying to understand "The hijab and the meaning of a Scarf." during his travel .Read more

    3. Two non-Muslim University professors are wearing the hijab to work to protest against the Parti Québécois' secular charter and its proposed ban on religious symbols for teachers, daycare workers and other public sector employees.Read more

    Concordia University history professor Nora Jaffary isn't Muslim, but she's wearing the hijab to protest a bill that would see teachers banned from wearing the veil. (Shari Okeke/CBC) 

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

 

Monday 4 November 2013

More on The Benefits of Bismillah

Asalam alaykum warahmatullah wabarakatuh dear readers,

While researching more on the meaning of bismillah i came across this rich information, we all say the word Bismillah but it is wisely advised we reflect on its meaning now and then and so as to the other Quranic verses we recite everyday inoder to make it come from our hearts.

  1. It is narrated in Tafseere Burhaan that the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.) has said that when a person recites “Bismillah...” then five thousand ruby palaces are built for him in Jannah Each palace has a thousand chambers made of pearls and in each chamber has seventy thousand thrones of emerald and each throne has seventy thousand carpets made from special fabrics and upon each carpet is seated a Hur-ul-Ein. A person asked for the condition necessary to get this great reward and the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.) replied that the person should recite the “Bismillah…” with conviction and understanding.
  2.  The Holy Prophet (s.a.w.) has also said that when a believer will have to cross the Pul-e-Siraat on the Day of Judgement, and he will say “Bismillah…” then the flames beneath him will start dying down until Jahannam will cry out, ‘O believer, pass through quickly, your presence is causing my fire to die out !’
  3.  When a teacher teaches a child to recite “Bismillah..” the child, his parents and the teacher are all guaranteed freedom from hellfire. It is narrated that Prophet Isa (a.s.) was once passing by a graveyard and he saw a grave upon which the Wrath and Punishment of Allah (s.w.t.) was descending, so he quietly walked past. When he passed the same place after some time, he noticed that the Mercy and Blessings of Allah (s.w.t.) was being showered on the same grave. He was surprised at this and asked Allah (s.w.t.) about what has happened and it was revealed to him that the man inside the grave was a sinner and was thus being punished for his sins. When he died, his wife was pregnant and soon gave birth to a son. When the boy grew older, his mother took him to a teacher who taught him to recite “Bismillah…” and I felt that it would not be justice that this man’s son was calling My Name and I was punishing his father in the grave.
  4.  It is also mentioned that recitation of “Bismillah…” with a loud voice is from the signs of a true believer. Imam Ali Ridha (a.s.) said that “Bismillah…” is very close to the chosen name of Allah (s.w.t.) [Isma A’adham].

    Enjoy reading
    Wasalam alaykum warahmatullah wabarakatuh
    Rehema.

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