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There are plenty of hijab/covered dressers here in America.
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Shall we repeat the war of 1812? Canada will totally kick your butt! I say we battle this out in a hockey match.
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Shall we repeat the war of 1812? Canada will totally kick your butt! I say we battle this out in a hockey match.
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I know there are hijabis in America, but they get stared at like they're aliens. Unless they're in a densely populated Muslim area. Do you wear hijab Laila?Comment
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I know there are hijabis in America, but they get stared at like they're aliens. Unless they're in a densely populated Muslim area. Do you wear hijab Laila?Comment
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uglypashtoon so were you suggesting i get it from ebay?
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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uglypashtoon so were you suggesting i get it from ebay?
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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No i do not wear hijab. But i get what you mean. A lot of people at college ask me why do i always wear long sleeves, or cardigans, or pants in the summer.Originally posted by Muslimah View PostComment
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No i do not wear hijab. But i get what you mean. A lot of people at college ask me why do i always wear long sleeves, or cardigans, or pants in the summer.Originally posted by Muslimah View PostComment
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o em gee! shloom boy is about to reach 1000 posts!
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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o em gee! shloom boy is about to reach 1000 posts!
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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HAHAHAHA
Canadians, believe it or not, are the inventors of everyday things that are used by people all around the world. Here's a small portion of the many things Canadians have invented.
Sports
basketball
5-pin bowling
hockey goalie mask
rollerskate
ski-binding
lacrosse
hockey
baseball (believe it - we played it first)
Food & Drink
butter substitute
ice brewed beer
Red Rose Tea
Smarties
Board Games
Balderdash
Puzz-3D
tabletop hockey game
Trivial Pursuit
Television, Radio, etc . . .
AM radio
IMAX projector and system
panoramic pictures and camera
telephone
transceiver (walkie-talkie)
world's first commercial motion picture
cable TV
Cars
air-conditioned vehicle
electric car
snowblower
snowmobile
streetcar
Miscellaneous
standard time
electric cooking range
cigarette box
freehand
jolly jumper
measure for footwear
paint roller
robertson screw
washing machine
zipper
degradable plastic
kerosene
oil well
pulp newsprint
sewage recycling system
Actar 911 CPR Dummy
dental mirror
electron microscope
insulin
liposomes
medical instruments
electric hand prosthesis for children
myoelectric prosthesis
fog bell or gong
personal distress device
MacPherson gas mask
ear piercer
Abdomenizer
Superman
Candu Nuclear Reactors
Commodore Computers
the wonderbra
flight simulators for pilot training
As well, not all of us are obsessed with fashion. We are already pretty enough in our super hot walmart discount clothes! pshhht So take your stuck up fashion and... :P
ps- I am from Canada and I got a bigger attitude! hehe jkComment
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HAHAHAHA
Canadians, believe it or not, are the inventors of everyday things that are used by people all around the world. Here's a small portion of the many things Canadians have invented.
Sports
basketball
5-pin bowling
hockey goalie mask
rollerskate
ski-binding
lacrosse
hockey
baseball (believe it - we played it first)
Food & Drink
butter substitute
ice brewed beer
Red Rose Tea
Smarties
Board Games
Balderdash
Puzz-3D
tabletop hockey game
Trivial Pursuit
Television, Radio, etc . . .
AM radio
IMAX projector and system
panoramic pictures and camera
telephone
transceiver (walkie-talkie)
world's first commercial motion picture
cable TV
Cars
air-conditioned vehicle
electric car
snowblower
snowmobile
streetcar
Miscellaneous
standard time
electric cooking range
cigarette box
freehand
jolly jumper
measure for footwear
paint roller
robertson screw
washing machine
zipper
degradable plastic
kerosene
oil well
pulp newsprint
sewage recycling system
Actar 911 CPR Dummy
dental mirror
electron microscope
insulin
liposomes
medical instruments
electric hand prosthesis for children
myoelectric prosthesis
fog bell or gong
personal distress device
MacPherson gas mask
ear piercer
Abdomenizer
Superman
Candu Nuclear Reactors
Commodore Computers
the wonderbra
flight simulators for pilot training
As well, not all of us are obsessed with fashion. We are already pretty enough in our super hot walmart discount clothes! pshhht So take your stuck up fashion and... :P
ps- I am from Canada and I got a bigger attitude! hehe jkComment
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Laila,
Wearing the hijab is not easy. I speak French, English and Spanish as if they were my first languages. And when people see me for example at a store purchasing something, they won't help me. The minute I have to speak and they hear that I am super Canadian, their mouths usually drop, then they help me. They assume hijabis are complete FOBs. But, I inshAllah and removing a lot of stereotypes, on step at a time.
I think the most shocking was my job. I starting wearing hijab one year ago, when doing interviews to get a teaching job. I made so much duah that Allah would help me. I got a job. The first week we do a parent night, and the parents come to meet the teachers. They were all like, :o woaaaah a hijabi teacher! Most of them were frozen. But since I am so good with the kids (The kids call me the best teacher in the school), the parents came around and started respecting me and appreciating me. Alhamdulillah I am glad I did this, because thats something like 400 people who will think twice when they see a hijabi woman and not treat her differently. :DComment
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Laila,
Wearing the hijab is not easy. I speak French, English and Spanish as if they were my first languages. And when people see me for example at a store purchasing something, they won't help me. The minute I have to speak and they hear that I am super Canadian, their mouths usually drop, then they help me. They assume hijabis are complete FOBs. But, I inshAllah and removing a lot of stereotypes, on step at a time.
I think the most shocking was my job. I starting wearing hijab one year ago, when doing interviews to get a teaching job. I made so much duah that Allah would help me. I got a job. The first week we do a parent night, and the parents come to meet the teachers. They were all like, :o woaaaah a hijabi teacher! Most of them were frozen. But since I am so good with the kids (The kids call me the best teacher in the school), the parents came around and started respecting me and appreciating me. Alhamdulillah I am glad I did this, because thats something like 400 people who will think twice when they see a hijabi woman and not treat her differently. :DComment
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