RaniSalafi

2 years ago
by RaniSalafi
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Niqab...

I'd have to say that, for now, niqab is pretty much THE most important thing for me, at the moment, being a new niqabi... For months (over a year now), I'd collected many pictures of niqabis and designs. I found that collecting them kept my spirits up because it saddened me not to be able to wear it... I tried wearing it in the first week of Ramadan last year, and I kept it up for a week, but then I lost courage to continue. I've decided to start a blog on this subject because I find that there is even critisizm from other muslim sisters, sometimes, mainly though because that some sisters don't really understand proper hijab. I plan to write about various issues of hijab and my thoughts and feelings on the subject, and maybe they might be of some use to sisters who may be contemplating wearing of hijab and niqab. I would like to encourage all sisters to think deeply on this subject, and perhaps share with me and others the various feelings and thoughts or even the different niqab fashions...:biggrin: We as sisters should enjoin each other to the good, to be modest and strengthen our deen and hayaa... Let us build strong ties of love and friendship for Allah wa ta'Ala...

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revertsalafisis

revertsalafisis
2 years ago

Assalaamu 'alaykum.. Just a little update from me in shaaAllaah, well I moved out from my parents' home a few months ago now, and alhamdu lillaah I started wearing niqaab.. for about a month now, I'm pleased to be wearing it. Jazaakillaahu khayran for your support.. hope to keep in touch with you in shaaAllaah (I've noticed you're on MO too mashaaAllaah..) Was salaamu 'alaykum.
RaniSalafi

RaniSalafi
2 years ago

I totally understand your position, dear sister. My family have basically rejected me, except for my Pa, alhumudlillah!!! I started to wear niqab last Ramadan, but I only lasted 5 days, I was too nervous and the veil felt "funny" on the skin of my face, so I stopped after I had some really nasty comments, (my husband is not here to "protect" me, as he has to wait overseas for another couple of years til he gets his spouse visa)... When I told him about what happened, he asked me to wait 'til he returned. But I personally thought that was too long for me to wait. But I couldn't get rid of the feeling I should be wearing it. So on a Tuesday, about 6 weeks ago, I'd decided to put it on the next time I went out of the house, and as I was going out the door, I just popped it on, and left my face free, and on my return from shopping, it felt just right for me to flip the veils down, and I've never looked back. Though in my area, (mostly poor, lower classes) I leave just my niqab without the eye veils, and when I travel outside my area, I just pop my veils down. The experience this time is the total opposite. I feel comfortable with it on my skin and it feels very natural, I hardly EVER get nasty comments at all just funny looks, and if a child gets scared, I just flip up my niqab and smile and speak to him/her... I found attitude was the key, and the more confidant I feel about my choice, the better the reaction. When you're nervous, people pick up on it, subconsiously, then react to you.... So just relax and when the time comes, you'll know and be ready and prepared... Look at lots of pictures of niqaabis and read all you can, and if you need any articles to help ease you into wearing niqab and back up your reasons for doing so, for your family, please feel free to contact me and I can email you some really good articles and letters and other sisters emails... My main email addy is pearlshannon@hotmail.com You may also a
revertsalafisis

revertsalafisis
2 years ago

Assalaamu 'alaykum, I wear hijaab at the moment and revently I've been thinking of wearing niqaab, but I'm a little nervous that I would start wearing it and then not be able to continue.. it was very hard to start hijaab because of problems with my non-Muslim family. I agree all sisters should encourage each other upon modesty in shaa'Allaah. Was-Salaam
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