Women clothing

But when someone wears e.g. backpack or a hand bag you can see the shoulder shape. So is this okay? And what about the foot shape? Can that be visible?

Women clothing

02 Nov

You must hold your bag in a way that doesn’t highlight your shoulder shape. Backpack is not permissible to be worn by a woman as this not only discloses her shoulders but even her breasts as it makes the abayah real Tight! Feet must be covered too as per the vast majority of the scholars. […]

Shaykh you know you can wear a scarf and an abaya. In this case must the scarf go over the shoulder to cover its shape and to the arm etc or can the shape of shoulder be visible?

Women clothing

02 Nov

Sholders must be covered also as this conceals the body and bone structure.

The kinds of clothes I wear in public, meeting requirements of Islamic dressing but without a jilbab or outergarment. Please confirm whether permissible or not.

Women clothing

29 Oct

Some of these clothes you can see the woman’s chest or waste appearing, this is not permissible. Others, which are like the trench coat are Ok as they cover the body well but they should be a bit more loose. Some of the traditional clothes defy the hijab with their cheerful and attractive colors and […]

I am a female; my outer eyebrows are thinning due to a hormonal issue. Is it permissible if I use pencil to make it look fuller? I never pluck or shape them, I know this is haraam .

Women clothing

26 Oct

Yes, but you have to cover them when you go out.

We are doing a project for our Quran class and thinking about making a video with us in it with hijab. Is this permisable if only our classmates see this video?

Women clothing

23 Oct

This is not permissible.

Back in India, Muslim women wear a variety of colours and styles of the traditional salwar kameez, just like the rest of the women. But because they add a headscarf and dress in loose garments, with a long shawl draped over themselves, they appear distinct and are recognized as Muslim women. In Qatar, where I presently reside in however, I find most practicing Muslim women are increasingly giving up their country’s traditional dress code to adopt the Gulf-style black/plain abaya and the fitted niqab, for a variety of reasons including convenience, comfort, ‘fitting in’, being more cautious about one’s appearance and so on. While I do wear abayas, I am not comfortable in using them each time I step out of the house. I’d like to wear more colours (not just black or plain) and different but modestly-styled clothing which meet the conditions of the Islamic hijab but I am not sure if we can dress like this in a mixed community. Please confirm. (FYI, while majority of women wear abayas, there are many others who dress in other clothing such as long, loose skirts and blouses, gowns, shalwar-kameez and so on in public)

Women clothing

22 Oct

A Muslim woman wears what pleases Allah and doesn’t make her weird in the community! Wearing an abayah is the Norm. Wanting to wear colorful clothes in order to impress others is prohibited.

Is it permissible for a woman to perfume her skin and leave the house, provided the smell of the perfume is hidden by her abaya/clothes and cannot be smelt through them?

Women clothing

17 Oct

If she goes out and men will feel the odor she is sinful. But if she guarantees that not a single man would meet her or smell her perfume, this is permissible.

Is it permissible to cut my hair very short (just below the ears) and dye the hair of any colour (except black) if a woman wears the hijab

Women clothing

10 Oct

This seems permissible as long as you will not dye the hair in an unnatural color, or have a haircut that is specific for men.

Is it permissable to put women’s clothes into a charity box in my masjid. I don’t know if the women who will get these clothes will wear abaya.

Women clothing

10 Oct

This seems permissible if the clothes are not indecent.

How big can my bun be under my hijab because I do not want to fall in the category of the women with camel humps Insha Allah.

Women clothing

15 Sep

You shouldn’t have one!

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