Aamna 101 | Episode 4 | Mahwish Zaidi | The dos and don'ts of hijabwear | Casual & Formal
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- Aamna 101 I Episode 4 | Mahwish Zaidi | The dos and don’ts of hijabwear | Casual & Formal | Sportswear and More
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As a hijabi I wanna add my part too in the discussion,
Just a little tip:
Wear printed hijab with plain shirts ... And plain hijab with printed shirts ..
Like Mahwish here is wearing plain scarf with a printed shirt.
Find the fabric that suits you ... Like chiffon/Georgette suits me for plain hijabs & for printed I prefer cotton/linen..
For occasions:
Hijab can lift the whole dress ... If I'm wearing simple dress, I always wear a glowy or a bit shimmery hijab ... (Cotton/polyester or Silk may be)
If I'm wearing any embroidered dress I take simple hijab ... (Chiffon/Georgette)
Colour & shade of hijab depends on your dress it's material+ material of hijab
For caps: I only use beige, white & black ... And believe me these colours goes with every hijab ..
Thanks for the Info❤️
She said that in the video
Want to do it but confused how to start
As a hijabi of many years, I would advice women to not match the color of their outfits to their hijabs. Go a shade or two lighter or darker than your outfit. It brings emphasis to your face. If there is print, pick a dominant color and wear that color hijab.
Also know your skin tone. If you're warm toned, cooler colours don't always suit you. Some lighter colors can wash us out. Look out for those colors.
Also, have a staple gold/champagne and silver hijabs, they go with a lot of formal events. Even if your outfit isn't too festive, a champagne colored hijab will elevate your look and make you party ready.
Very good points! 🙌🏽
Absolutely right
Great tips!
Hi Yusra, I couldn't agreed more about what you said. The skin tone also plays a key role in your final look with the hijab. I have struggled with whites and beige color hijabs since they make me look dull.
Can you suggest what fabric and colors to go for while selecting hijabs for formal events?
I'm a Hindu woman from India but just loved the whole episode especially Mahwish.I always enjoy her conversation with Amna.
Same
Wow this is so cool. Massive respect for all the women supporting each other irrespective of religion
Same here. A Hindu but loved the way Mahwish presented the hijaab.
@@srabonide9 hip ft
Exactly my sentiments too🤗
I live in Canada and when I started doing the hijab, the best part for me was when I was greeted by fellow muslims in the mall with Assalam o Alaikum sister, who before my hijab wouldn’t know if I was Muslim or not.
I would sometimes be asked if something is halal by strangers because of my hijab.
Once a gora Canadian asked me if an ice cream he was buying for his Syrian neighbour’s had the right ingredients.
She’s a positive soul… I love that she take hijab as her own decision and the way she loved it. I’m also a hijabi and I want to add if someone want to start doing hijab don’t spend too much initially on accessories gradually accessorise it will not put load on your pocket and you get to know better options… try different options
I don’t wear a hijab but I absolutely loved the episode and how both of you handled the topic so sensitively … there was respect to religion, personal choice but also telling people it is ok to want to look smart and feel good about yourself . The lack of judgement about peoples personal choice and preferences was so refreshing . Aamna well done for asking all the relevant questions and Mahwish to be so articulate and informative. Thank you so much both xx
Thank you for this. I find it easier to wear Hijab in the UK than in Pakistan. The Pakistan society especially in the bigger cities is very judgemental.
This is so true. I've always worn hijab and im born n bred in UK. whenever we would go pakistan we would stay in the villages but when we went to the city, the pakistani muslims would make remarks. I found it shocking because its a Muslim country. We actually got more respect for it from the non Muslims.
Because it wasn't a norm to wear scarves and hijabs in pakistan. People used to cover with dupatta but didn't properly cover their hair 20 25 years ago. It is increasingly common now, yet in some parts of the society, it is still not encouraged.
@@maryammahmood1207 so true...I live in London and wear hijab to work also...people who put us hijabis down are not non Muslims thet actually are our own Muslim people...🤍💯
So true...lack of education and good guidance l guess...🤍
I also started taking hijab 2 months ago but it took me 2 years to take a decision, the reason was that two years back when its was lockdown we were completely locked in our house, during that time I started noticing the behaviour of some extremist muslims around me and on internet, I spent most of the time on internet watching youtube all day and then a time came I just started hating muslims, I thought that this is what islam teaches, but then God made me open the Quran, I only read Arabic Quran before but when I open the Quran with urdu translation I got to know that this is not what our religion teaches and that was only culture not islam, I got more and more closer to Allah because Allah answered me everytime, if I have any Question I just opens the random page in the Quran and my answers are always there, there's even a verse which says:
" Yeh kitab hamne tumhare lie hi toh utari hai "
Cuz I was learning the Quran by myself I read the verse:
"And put your headcoverings over your chest........"
(Surah noor verse 31 )
Then I got to know that hijab is permanent and compulsory in islam just like namaz, but still it took me 2 years to take the decison
After I started taking hijab I was treated and looked up as the odd one, even tho Pakistan is an islamic country but still people will say things about you, people called me hajjan, ustani jee and many more. The women who takes hijab in Pakistan are either those who are married or those who takes hijab from the beginning, but If you start taking hijab in your teenage suddenly, people will stare at you, at first it was hard but now I like my hijab and look pretty without exceeding the limits and maintaining the modesty, I started loving myself.
When I was struggling whether to take the hijab or not even tho I got to know that this is compulsory, I read the verse:
"Allah ki ayaton ka ku inkar karte ho, kia tum be khof hogaye ho?"
I m surprised...it is in their genes... They both look much younger than their age... Zabardast... Smart ladies both are
Jazakallah khair Aamna and Mahwish. It would be awesome if you can have a plus sized women to do the same segment because I feel it is much easier for skinny ladies to wear/style oversized clothing.
Hijab is not only covering u r hair but u r chest also.
Hijab is a used for fashion now.
Better using a decent dress with long dupatta which neatly covers u r body.
Strongly agreed
I get really worried when 95% people normalize taking hijab to cover head only.
Its like a joke with religious teachings n rules.
😔
Alarmed every single time when I see someone doing this practice.
I dont want to discourage such people but please stop saying that its a journey. Its not Start covering ur chests first
@@arshkhalid3770 Exactly. I think covering chest is more important than hair. But then everyone has their own journey. Even I am not a Hijabi. May Allah guide us❤️
@@arshkhalid3770 Exactly. I think covering chest is more important than hair. But then everyone has their own journey. Even I am not a Hijabi. May Allah guide us❤️
A lot of young girls these are forgetting that. They jus wear it like a towel and go out without a dupatta. I think the way mehwish is carrying is fine. Her chest is covered too.
Dear Aamna I'm so delighted that you called about hijabis as "open minded" ..and" kuch log aise bhi hain jo bilkul dusri taraf ja chuke hain..!!" You are truly a genuine human being who never let down their traditions 😘😘 I love and respect you even more after listening this ❤️❤️
#Is there any possibility to visit India??
Very interesting show,great conversation between both Amna nd Mahwish
Gosh, I just love mahwish. What a treat, she's so well spoken
I don’t wear a hijab but this was a wonderful episode. It is true that you owe it to the hijab to make it rock! Thank you ladies
I love the overall presentation of this video. The dialogue is extremely mature ( of course you are two very mature and intelligent women) It is not condescending towards those who do not wear Hijab, yet it is somehow also encouraging to look into wearing Hijab. It also presents an over all positive impact about the whole thing especially for Indians to see because of the ongoing Hijab row. I am an Indian Muslim and my family consists of Hijabis, non Hijabis and even Niqabis and we happily co- exist.
The best part about this 101 was Mahwish's story how she became a hijabi......n Amna's bewilderment at finding out about a hijabi's accassories!!
your cousin is so graceful,also you two have such good friendship Lov you too
This was such an insightful conversation! I’m not a hijabi, yet watched the video and actually had some really inspirational moments along with those styling tips. Mahwish is a good speaker and her personality really keeps the audience and listeners intact, just talking about how one can carry themselves gracefully is such a rich topic and you both did a great job having a thoughtful conversation on it. Just to add, this video had more of a podcast feel to it but as long as it’s fun talking and listening, it should keep going so keep it up 🙌🏻
I m one of those who have headache by the all covered caps ... so i have improvised it and use Head Bands
That's a very good point about religious wear. Actually Islam says that you shouldn't appear before Allah as you wouldn't like to appear in front of people.
MashaAllah!
Hijab is a part of our beautiful religion ISLAM❤️
Please more vlogs on hijab/ dupatta wearing styles even abayas
Elegant abayas especially in Middle East!
Love them
MashaaAllah hats off to you mahwish we are Muslims reading how our Propehts and their families lived!!!!!
And you felt and started hijab which is part of our faith what Allah has told us to!
For me hijab is my freedom.. If i feel more comfortable and feel beautiful in it than nones opinion matter..❤️
SUBHAN ALLAH
Absolutely loved the conversation
Thanks amna and mehwish!
A hijabi here! Thankyou for so much insight 🤩
Thank you so much for inviting Mahwish!! Love how she talks!!♥️♥️♥️
I am hijabi.fortunately my sister lives in Capetown she buys abaya from there. I have many irani , turkey and Pakistani abaya. As a university teacher i wear simple but in dinner/ parties i have little bit fancy. In Karachi Qurtuba market is good place to buy abaya . I design for myself and many tailors in Karachi stitch abayas. Scraf and cap are easily available at melinium mall , Qurtuba and jama cloth market
I really enjoyed this episode. I am a hijabi too and I have two things to add to this. Living in America it’s very easy to stand out and look not so classy in a hijab but I think there are two ways to combat this.
Firstly, layers makes hijab look very cool. Long coats or jackets go very nicely with it and gives it a modern look.
Secondly, if there is a lot of print on your shirt or clothes overall it looks a bit too traditional. I have learnt that solids and pastels look very nice with hijab. Just pick one color as your outfit and maybe some hints of a second color and that’s it. It looks very modern and you can’t go wrong with it. Just my two scents. This is my personal style with hijab :)
Very good idea for an episode. Keep it up !
Thankyou Amna... really appreciate your efforts... jazakallah khair
Love it!
Really nice and informative vdo
I wear dupatta but i don't take scarf. I can't figure out what stops me. One day i just thought hard and could only understand that maybe all my role models are different, as i admire rockstars. I don't know how i would look without my emo flick. I have no motivation. But seeing this video is helping me a lot. You can show your personality in a lot of ways while staying modest.
If you carry dupatta on head , then trust me I am telling you with my experience after so many experiments, hijab gives a better look than the dupatta on head, specially in parties and ceremonies.
Dupatta gives you a very stereotyped cultural look because it's only common in some parts of Pakistan and India. But hijab is something that is carried all over the world.
Also, if you are hesitant about starting to wear hijab, start wearing it occasionally. Start from wearing in religious occasions first then maybe to the market and so on. I also had started like this and it helped me to gain confidence and now I am a full time hijabi. Wish you luck.
May Allah guide all of us !
@@worktomiracle5782 hey thanks . It really helps. I just conscious of my face, how it would look n i just want ppl to be neutral about it, like not even praise me for doing it.
I want this kind of Pakistan. Where both hijabi and non hijabi women can sit together and talk about hijab for those who wear it. Learn to accept each other with or without hijab. Both are carrying our Pakistani culture and tradition so beautifully and one is hijabi.
Thats how all Pakistanis should accept each other and not fight
Thank You so much ❤️
Not a hijabi but watched full episode. She's very interesting.
amazing conversation
Simply loved this!
Just loving this episode,feel very related in fashion as hijabi,very need in this criteria, also want brands to make wardrobe for hijabis
Assalamu Alaikum
Jazak Allah to u both for this hijabwear session.
Very informative and delightful! 👍🏽
Great work
Maza aa gya🥰
Love this! Such a beautiful episode
Love this video
As a hijabi, I loved this episode! ♥️♥️
amazinggggg jazakallah for amazing episode
Amazing episode! Loved it!!
Absolutely loved it❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful maashaAllah
Mahwish and amna are love ❤
Very informative. Thanks and JazakIllah:)
Asalamalikum aamna. I wanted to add that the biggest accessory a hijabi or for that matter anybody can have is SMILE. It looks very odd when hijab is are not smiling especially here in west bcoz many people assume about us if we are hijabi.
I Really appreciate you for bringing this for us. I loved how a fashionista like you related to our problems.enjoyed the tips from Mehwish. Always enjoyed her on your show.
Such a beautiful journey ..I appreciate that you are covering this chapter ..Being a hijabin myself, It feels liberating hearing this
Loved it!
Amazing love it
Great talk.Good Job Aamna & Mahwish
My favourite episode ❤️
Very nice episode and very thoroughly explained . JazakAllah mahwish great job
I love Anna Hariri too. She is awesome designer for modest wear
Loved the episode so perfect and curated towards women who are hijabi and love styling…
Much appreciated 🙏
Really appreciate your efforts Amna... jazakallah khair
Amazing Video…Loved it ❤️❤️
love Tabesh n his honesty but there isnt a dot of arrogance or impoliteleness, lovely, fun and informational , well done guys
Only 15 minutes into this but mashallah it’s a great episode so far. May Allah swt give us all taufeeq to understand and implement our deen, ameen 💜
Two beautiful souls radiating positivity ❤️
Mahwish is so graceful and she explains everything so nicely MashaAllah 🥰
Loved the episode💝💝Thank u so much💝💝
Wow Aamna
Masha'Allah thanks alot ❤️❤️Stunning Aamna 💕Amazing Mehwesh 👌👌
Yea best episode hai. Annah hariri is one of my favorite designer. I think I have almost all her dresses. Meray favorite boho dresses hain because cotton material me hain. Yea bohat ghalat sooch hai ke aap ne sirf black or white dresses hi wear kerne hain hajj ya umrah per. Modest kapray hone chahiya. Hot weather hota hai Tu better hain lighter colors pehne.
Thank you Mahwish, this was so insightful!
Me and my daughter both are hijabis,she study in Australia wear hijab with all teenage fashion and all without revealing skin,
zabardast
Loved it 😊
Easiest hijabs/ scarves are solid white, cream, beige, shades of blue/ green, grey, black, pinks, tans and few prints.💜
Me too!!
Absolutely loved this conversation, enjoyed it and learned so much! Very much was able to relate, very motivational and positive!! Thank you so much Amna for the sensitivity and the thought behind everything you put forward!
Wonderful discussion ♥️👍 kudos to both of you ✨♥️
Thankyou so so much 💓 for the inclusion 🥰
I live in the UAE and here no body bothers what u r wearing.... I feel dressing up here however you like is much easier than in Pakistan...
Good informative vlog. She basically covered what needs to be covered for a Muslim woman-
Covering of the bosom - as per a Quranic ayah for women
Covering of head with a chador - another ayah from Quran
Prohibition of Wearing of see thru clothes from ahadees
Prohibition of tight-body hugging clothes,
And covering up the hips according to authentic ahadees by our prophet pbuh
The the actual purpose of these rules is to show modesty first, and also a projection of Muslim identity which gives a unique identity to Muslim women which sets them apart from non Muslim women. Plus the feeling of security and protection from strange men s eyes.
I started late too but it did change the way I looked n felt - secure n protected.
thank you so much for the mind blowing episode for us (hijabians)
it's simply awesome
,❤️❤️❤️❤️
Uzma!!!
Loving the episode ❤
Omg,amna mahwish is great in so many ways,ma shaa Allah a very good effort from u
wow great interview Amna.
Lovely conversation and the guest very expressive.
Wow amazing ❤️
Bht acha mam amna keep it up...
Great episode!
So so so much enjoyed this fun and informative conversation. As a hijabi I was already doing many things Mahvish mentioned but also learned a lot of new tips. Mahvish has such a charming and beautiful personality. May Allah bless you both. 😊
Thank you amna and mahvish very informative episode ❤️❤️
This was much needed❤️
Do a 101 on shalvar kameez too, summer and winter. Majoring of women choose to wear shalvar kameez in Pakistan. Especially in summer. Make a guide on how to style it better especially in work place
Loved this episode. Thank you Aamna & Mahwish. 💖
Love to watch and listen Mahvish and Amna together.
💗
Thanks a lot for doing this Amna n Mahwish. I’m a hijabi and follow almost similar style but really enjoyed watching this