3/4 sleeves.

[khashayar]

What are your thoughts?

Ladies- would you wear it (hijabis?)

Guys- would you let the girl whoever she is to you wear it?

personally it kinda annoys me lol. I mean its not a full sleeve and its not short. I just feel like i have to keep pulling on it.

eeeww yuck hijobis..... whatever happened to mini skirts

[khashayar]

lol at hijabis with more makeup on than a tranny and skin tight clothes...but damn that hijab is always on wrapped tight like a b day present

[Gulalai]

1, 2, ghat sari shaitan mashey is coming for you
3, 4, better lock your doors
5, 6, don't grab a crusafix
7, 8, gonna stay up late
9, 10, never sleep again (because he's so ugly you'll have nightmares for the rest of yoru life )

[khashayar]

lolz

you stole my haha's

[kakargirl]

[QUOTE=Pakhtunzai;389126]In regards to the thread as far as I'm concerned islamically girls should be fully sleeved. Although these days here in the UK the girls are the opposite of that, they wear scarves that cover their heads but wear the tightest of jeans and really short sleeved t shirts so everything shows. Its disgusting and it gives the real hijabis/jilbabis a bad name

wror excellent comment, yeah what is that the clothes they wear are like a second skin, naked arms,back side showing , whats the point of the hijab,i find it digusting too,then you get some in leeds that have skirts on ,legs all naked but a hijab on i find that pathethic too , its like a big joke to these girls, then you get those with tight busting jeans half the butt is naked, but guess what theyv'e got a niqab on the face.



Loll you made a good point there even if you were joking, as men we have to cover our "private" area at all times, which is called the satr and that goes from the belly button straight to the bottom of the knees. Which is why I never wear these shorts or if I do its always long ones which cover these areas.

wror i havn't seen men in uk dressing indecent like females do , but for males the covering is just from the navel to, the knees.

[emkhan]

[QUOTE=kakargirl;389627]

In regards to the thread as far as I'm concerned islamically girls should be fully sleeved. Although these days here in the UK the girls are the opposite of that, they wear scarves that cover their heads but wear the tightest of jeans and really short sleeved t shirts so everything shows. Its disgusting and it gives the real hijabis/jilbabis a bad namewror i havn't seen men in uk dressing indecent like females do , but for males the covering is just from the navel to, the knees.

True

[Pakhtunzai]

[QUOTE=kakargirl;389627]

In regards to the thread as far as I'm concerned islamically girls should be fully sleeved. Although these days here in the UK the girls are the opposite of that, they wear scarves that cover their heads but wear the tightest of jeans and really short sleeved t shirts so everything shows. Its disgusting and it gives the real hijabis/jilbabis a bad namewror i havn't seen men in uk dressing indecent like females do , but for males the covering is just from the navel to, the knees.

Yeah its nasty, it was only last year I was sat on the bus coming home from uni and some "hijabi" and her mate came and sat next to me, they were the loudest and craziest girls..They were trying to get my attention..it was ricidulous , the quietest and most decent ones are likely to catch my attention for example..

I play football quite a bit and the shorts that they wear are quite clearly above the knees, but thats only some of the muslim guys, although I agree with you the majority of the muslim guys do dress decently.

[Kashmala.]

I don't like 3/4 sleeves, they look weird in my opinion; I don't mind short sleeves (but no sleeveless, like ever) around the house. I prefer long sleeves and then you can just roll them up to a bit below your elbow, I feel like that looks alot nicer. However I'm a hijabi (alhamdulillah this is my third month) so I have to dress like one :P long sleeves and no form-fitting clothes and that kinda stuff.

[sgulab]

awwwwwwww congrats alhamdulilah

sometimes i feel like i misss out on the whole experience of first starting to wear the hijab since I went to a priv muslim school and it was a part of the uniform. I just kinda grew into it you know? Whereas my sister and so many other girls actually had to think about it and make themselves ready.. you know?