.lava
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Stunning and delightful, not4me. Thanks for sharing these!
agreed! i'd like to see different styles. they are beautiful indeed, thank you not4me
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Modest Dress Styles and Fashion
- Thread starter Sahar
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agreed! i'd like to see different styles. they are beautiful indeed, thank you not4me
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.lava
Veteran Member
LOL, if you ladies liked them, then it might be very profitable to start a clothes shop project there and sell these styles.
haha
well, let me know if you start that project
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LOL, if you ladies liked them, then it might be very profitable to start a clothes shop project there and sell these styles.
Ah unfortunately here in the states it might not be that profitable...which is why my friend does most of her business in Oman.
Lava according to my knowledge, the Turkish people like to wear very elegant and chic clothes.agreed! i'd like to see different styles. they are beautiful indeed, thank you not4me
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.lava
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yes, there are very beautiful clothes. if you need a dress for a special night for example, you'd have amazing options. or if you're business woman, again you'd have many options. for me, i prefer simple daily out fits and they don't make stuff like that very much and they use so many colours, jewels, stones...etc. i don't like to wear that kind of 'shinny' clothes and i don't like colurful clothes. so basically, i think they are all nice and beautiful but when it comes to buy for myself, i need to search and look for my own style.
PS: mostly elegant, yes. young people don't wear like that though. do you know Tekbir shop?
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Well I certainly now have a resource here for whenever I make it out to your part of the world...and know I'll be able to go out there in style and look goooooood. :yes:
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.lava
Veteran Member
btw not4me, i should mention i first misunderstood your question. i thought you were saying why i would need you to start that clothing business since Turkish make nice clothes.. sorry about that. i haven't deleted my post anyway. prices in Tekbir for example is little high for majority of population here. if you go into little shops, they are much cheaper but things they sell are so similar to each other. also, they've begun to bring Indian clothes to Turkey in last 10 years i suppose. they are very colourful. younger girls like that stuff. i do too but i personally would prefer very simple clothes for myself as i said earlier. elegant clothes are in Tekbir mostly. some of the dresses they make, i could not possibly wear in my daily life. they are very very beautiful though. women usually buy that kind of amazing looking dresses for weddings and such
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Starsoul
Truth
My favorite style:
These 'Aybyas are gorgeous.
Love these! I really like the long abayas too!
, but these must be really expensive...:thud:
Cypress
Dragon Mom
Ithink it's okay as long as the clothes are made from the suitable materials.
Silk is probaly best, wolls would be terrible hot.
Yes, I do. I remember shopping at it more than once, I think it was a little expensive.
Mystic said:
In addition to the more modern clothes, there are the traditional ones which are usually very colorful. Traditional clothes in countries like Malaysia and Indonesia:
From Pakistan:
From Sudan:
Sajdah
Al-Aqsa Is In My Heart.
Those reminds me of the dresses of princesses, they are wonderful!Traditional clothes from Morocco:
fatima_bintu_islam
Active Member
Go Morroco , Just want to mention that we never ever ( in my family at least) go outside with stuffs like that to weddings without a black Abaya on it, when we reach the wedding place ( females only) we take off our Abayas. Those stuffs are too shiny lol .
Btw, those clothes are called Tekchitas, do morroco qaftan or tak****a on google and enjoy
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You can copy them here , but try to find pictures of tak****as without models in it just like the ones you posted earlier that was better than the first ones
, Just want to mention that we never ever ( in my family at least) go outside with stuffs like that to weddings without a black Abaya on it, when we reach the wedding place ( females only) we take off our Abayas. Those stuffs are too shiny lol . Btw, those clothes are called Tekchitas, do morroco qaftan or tak****a on google and enjoy
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You can copy them here , but try to find pictures of tak****as without models in it just like the ones you posted earlier
that was better than the first ones
What are your views on people who live in dense equatorial jungles, whose traditional clothing is no clothing at all?
If some were to become Muslim, but found that their subsistence lifestyle was impossible when modestly dressed,
how would you suggest they address the problem?
fatima_bintu_islam
Active Member
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=+1]Allah says in Quran:
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=+1]286. Allah burdens not a person beyond his scope.
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=+1] If you dont have money to buy clothes, then Allah does not burden a person beyond his scope. Simple
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[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=+1]286. Allah burdens not a person beyond his scope.
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=+1] If you dont have money to buy clothes, then Allah does not burden a person beyond his scope. Simple
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