Category Archives: Hijaab
Hijab & Etiquette: World Hijab Day
Dr. Masuma Jaffer discusses Hijab and the origins of World Hijab Day!
Trying on hijaabs changes how women feel - Penn State
‘Penn State Students who thought Hijabs are sexist , try on Hijabs for the first time.
She says:
“I see can see how it’s like. It could give you a different perspective , cause you’re not worried so much about yourself and you’re able to look out into the world without as much worrying.
It make me think less about what I look like and I worry less
It’s like it opens up a door to see the world with less concern and less fear .”‘
Faith over sport - the story of Bilqis Abdul Qaadir
“Regardless of the struggles or the downfalls that you have, there’s going to be light at the end.”
Bilqis Abdul Qaadir talks about why she had to choose her faith over her love for the game:
Tahera Rahman - maintaining Hijaab and Faith while looking for a dream job
Keeping our values while still trying to fulfil our dreams – it can be done, inshallah!
Hijaab no limit to what professions women can do!
The phrase ‘too bust being awesome to be oppressed’ comes to mind 🙂 Not only can hijaabis be anything they want, they excel in it too!
Pilot and airline crew:
Brunei’s National Airline Introduces All-Female Flight Deck Crew
Mechanics:
http://mvslim.com/lashqar-sisters-mechanic-duo-thats-breaking-sterotypes/
Captain of Navy:
“WHEN Captain Mona Shindy climbed aboard HMAS Canberra to test missiles in the Pacific, a locker had to be converted into a sleeping quarters to accommodate her.
Never before had an active Australian warship carried women. But aged 23 and launching what would become a 26-year career with the Navy, this was just the first hurdle of a trailblazer.
Already she had a University degree in the blokey domain of engineering. Weapons engineer. And if this were not unusual enough, Captain Shindy happens to be Muslim, and for most of her career in the navy, has been a mother.”
– See more at: http://www.themuslimguy.com/muslim-female-captain-is-leader-in-australias-royal-navy/#sthash.oXzpvkK4.dpuf
Police woman:
http://mvslim.com/minnesotas-first-hijab-wearing-police-woman-how-cool-is-she/
Fire-fighter:
Scientist and researcher:
Politics:
https://now.mmedia.me/lb/en/10questions/564200-the-first-veiled-muslim-woman-in-the-white-house
Teacher (World’s Best One!):
Personal fitness trainer:
Like this one who was interviewed by Oprah!
Hijaab no limit to what sports women can do!
Below we have example after example of different sports Muslim women had excelled in WITH the hijab! often making history too 🙂
Basketball:
Parkour:
Taekwondo:
Wushu:
Ice-skating:
Ice-hockey:
Boxing:
Beach Volleyball:
Skate-boarding:
Futsal:
Fencing:
And also we have Ibtihaj Muhammad:
“When Ibtihaj Muhammad was 13 years old, her mother drove past a school and saw athletes training in full body covering gear. Her mother did not know what the sport was called, but she turned to face Ibtihaj and said; I do not know what that is but you are doing it. The uniform which they wear for fencing basically inspired her. This is the only sport in which your body is fully covered from head to toe. So, as for the Muslim girl it was the best chance to be an athlete.”
Read the full story here: http://worldstorytoday.com/?p=945
Ballet:
Football:
“Ground-breaking football coach Annie Zaidi has won a top accolade at the 2015 Sportswomen of the Year Awards.
She was awarded the Hellen Rollason prize for inspiration at the London ceremony on Friday night.
David Beckham told the star studded event in a video message that Annie was “an inspiration to so many people”.
Annie, is the only Muslim woman football coach in the region.”
Read more: http://www.sportingequals.org.uk/news-blogs/annie-zaidi-wins-the-helen-rollason-award.html
And check out these mad skills:
Cricket:
Kickboxing:
Weight Lifting:
Others:
http://mvslim.com/7-female-athletes-will-break-stereotypes-olympics/
And finally, how cool is this 🙂
