ISLAMIC DRESS
Most Muslim women today do not wear a full face veil. It is more common to see women in hijab, loose clothing topped by a type of scarf worn around the head and under the chin. Women don't share a common style nor have the same reasons for wearing hijab. For many it reflects the belief that they are following God's commandments, are dressing according to "the correct standard of modesty," or simply are wearing the type of traditional clothes they feel comfortable in.
Niqab Photos of Muslim Women from Saudi
HIJAB
muslim women wearing hijab
hijab wearing with baju kurung
wearing baju kurung with difference stlye of wearing hijab
calling baju kurung modern in Malaysia
common look of muslim women in Malaysia and Indonesia
DUPATA
A Pakistani woman in Islamabad adjusts her
dupata
This bride is actually wearing a tight fitted
full cap (so it also covers the neck) under
her dupatta. She is wearing a high neckline
and yet still manages to rock all the
jewellery. Photography by Tanvir Ali
CHADOR
Muslim Woman Wearing A Chador At The Tomb Of
Hafez In Shiraz Iran
A Muslim woman wears a black chador. The garment is a semicircular cloak covering the head, body and sometimes the face. Women are required to wear the chador outside and also inside the home in front of men other than their husbands.
BURKA
wear burqas – which cover the wearer’s entire body apart from their eyes
NIQAB
Arabia, Yemen, the UAE, Morroco, Oman, Qatar,
Iran (Hormozgan), Bahrain, Egypt, Kashmir,
Kuwait, Syria, Dubai and other Arab countries
and regions.
A woman in London wearing the full niqab.
ABAYA
Abaya sometimes also called an aba, is a
simple, loose over-garment, essentially a
robe-like dress, worn by some women in parts
of the Islamic world including in Turkey,
North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.
2011 Beautiful and Stylish abaya dress for
Muslim women
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