Wedding Apparels That I Love

Salam everyone. A few days ago I was doing some cleaning in my magazine racks and found some interesting and wonderful photos that I think would be nice to share with you. Here's three photos of what kind of wedding attire that I think a Muslimah can wear on her wedding day. Take a look!


Clothes were modeled by Catriona Ross, an actress originated from my homeland, Kelantan. However she's not a hijabi yet. Hopefully she'll observe hijab soon.

Photos were scanned from NUR, July 2003.

Dos and Don'ts in fashion

FOR GIRLS
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Don'ts:

Picture A

• blouse arm length is still short
• blouse length should be longer
  
• should have wear a stocking
• skirt shouldn't have slit
  

Picture B

• tight clothing and left nothing to imagination
• too much make up

Picture C

• the 'tudung' @ hijab must be lower to cover your bosom
• should wear a stocking
• cloth too tight and fitted everywhere
• this is not 'hijab'
  

Dos:

This is the right example of how a Muslimah should wear her clothes.

It would be better if you could put on an abaya too.

I won't explain more than the picture could tell you.

Malaysian could understand this as clear as day.

FOR GUYS
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Don'ts:

Dos:

I just love black & purple

My Style by hanniaziz

Ideas Using Tsabita House's Hijabs

This is for Etik Irijanti of Tsabita House. What do you think Etik?


In need of inspirations by hanniaziz


My Type by hanniaziz

Beautiful Hijab for Hijabis

Wandering around the Internet while trying to study is one contrasting thing to do. I then came across this site. Really nice and I believe that some of you might be interested to give them a visit.

Click the image to visit their site.

Have a look! Don't worry they don't even know that I'm promoting their site. *sigh*

And here is one posting about how to wear your Fareeda's scarf.

Click on image for a better look.

What I'm wearing tomorrow...

This is just an idea:


Just You by hanniaziz

I need to look inside my closet. Hmmm... I do have some similar items.

I Just Love This One

Aisha-Ayat-Ayat Cinta Style by hidayaty78

taken from a friend's polyvore.

Maternity Dress for Yuli

This is just my idea. All the cloth can be found in Polyvore. I'm sorry Yuli, I don't sell them. If you find this suggestion is good, you can have it. If other wise, just ignore it.


Maternity Dress by hanniaziz

How Could They? (Editted with a letter of apology)

Lego apologizes to Muslims over bogus box set image
Journal Inquirer ^ | 10/13/06 | Howard French

Posted on Sunday, October 15, 2006 10:09:22 AM by LibWhacker

Danish toymaker Lego Group today issued a pre-emptive apology to Muslims around the world for the appearance a second time since spring - via e-mail and on numerous Web sites - of an authentic-looking Lego box showing the prophet Mohammed in a sexually compromising position, company officials said.

"The picture of the box is computer manipulated and in the picture Lego elements are used to depict the Prophet Mohammed in a situation of a sexual nature - with a severely offensive text," Charlotte Simonsen, Lego's head of corporate communications, said in a company statement.

Lego operates its headquarters for North and South America in Enfield.

"The Lego Group wants to stress that there is no such Lego product, and that the company totally condemns the picture and the manner in which someone has made use of the Lego products and brand," Simonsen said.

"The Lego Group does not know the original source of the image which back in spring appeared on some European Web sites," she said. "Possibilities of stopping this use of Lego products and brands are being investigated, and the Lego Group is collaborating with the Danish police in the matter," Simonsen said.

Lego has posted a statement on its Web site, www.lego.com

A spokesman at Lego's Enfield offices could not be reached for immediate comment about possible tightening of security at the complex because of the offensive material. But in a brief phone interview from Denmark today, Simonsen said that Lego has not felt a need to increase security around its properties.

At this point reactions have been mostly disbelief that Lego would ever produce such a product, she said, adding people who have contacted Lego thus far have been understanding.

A cartoon published in a Danish newspaper last February sparked riots and other violence around the world as Muslims vented their anger over images that included one showing a turbaned figure suggesting an Islamic propensity for bombings.

In today's statement, Simonsen said Lego has watched a rising phenomenon in recent years of "artists" making "very creative models," usually promoting positive ideals.

"Other people, however, use our bricks for models that we never can and will support or endorse," she said. Such is the case with the Prophet Mohammed image being circulated around the Internet, Simonsen said.

"We would like to express our sympathy with anyone who is hurt by this. It is not at all in our interest that people are insulted by illustrations made with Lego bricks," she added.

Simonsen went on to say that Lego has no idea who might be behind the offensive image, adding the company has only "very limited legal possibilities" to stop such misuse of its products and images.

"We are, however, working with the Danish police in this recent specific matter," she said.

"We would like to stress that the Lego Group respects human rights and works actively against discrimination based on ethnical background, race, religion, gender, age, disabilities, or sexual orientation," Simonsen concluded.

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I got this from an email. How could Lego Denmark do this to Islam? I don't want to hate anyone but I should hate this company and even the country if they do this.



Should have boycott them and now I'm doing this to inform all my Muslim friends.

BOYCOTT LEGO !!!

BOYCOTT DENMARK !!!

Purple Addicts

Lavender by hanniaziz


Lavender Green by hanniaziz


Purplish by hanniaziz


Lovely Purple by hanniaziz


Pink Lavendish by hanniaziz


Lovely by hanniaziz


Relaxing by hanniaziz

For those who love blue

Greenish Blue by hanniaziz


Teen Bit by hanniaziz


Blue Green by hanniaziz

It's raining and keep it simple

I love green and I do want to have more green jilbab. This one is an idea of how I'm assembling my green outfits and of course you need an umbrella in this weather.


Cool Green by hanniaziz

Simple and quite pretty.

Women's Only Party

Well this is an idea of what I can wear to a friend's party. I'll wear it under an abaya of course. But still, you can wear it just like that.


Simply Purple by hanniaziz

Just an idea.

Work Wears for Hijabis

Going to work by hanniaziz


Work Wear by hanniaziz


Purple Orangey by hanniaziz

If these are good for you, try them but remember to cover your aurah nicely. Being fashionable doen't mean that you can be lenient with your aurah.

Take care!

It's a gray day

Sometimes I do feel down and my mind likes to wander wherever it want. This is when I lack imagination. Look what happen!


Hajj Season by hanniaziz

Everything is grey or black. Matching, but... I don't quite fancy this assemble. Maybe it's suitable for this Hajj season.

The day I discovered Polyvore (4 days ago)

It was the first time I met Polyvore and fell in love instantly. Actually I was first introduced to it through a sister's blog Hegab Rehab. And from that day until now, I'm totally hooked. Well, what can I say. Polyvore really inspires my inspiration in Islamic fashion.

Now, let's see what I've thought should be my first outfit. On that day, I was thinking of assembling an outfit to attend a friend's sister's wedding. And here is my idea:


Wedding Function by hanniaziz


Wedding Functions by hanniaziz


Red is Gorgeous by hanniaziz

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The above outfits are for wedding functions and the blue outfit below is for my daily wear. It's comfy and cool.


Afternoon Wears by hanniaziz

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This one is my imagination of how ones would wear when doing field jobs. Taking pictures and feeling comfortable in green, and green is fresh.


Active Wear by hanniaziz

So... what do you think?