Olla,
It's Nidaaaaaaaa, so where to start. Balancing the Hijab with trends can be tricky. Especailly now that everyone has some degree that allows them to criticise how others wear a hijab etc. I'm being sarcastic, but yeah.
My journey towards wearing my Hijab was one which taught me alot. Being brought up in a family where no one at all wore a Hijab or ever even contemplated wearing one, my new found interest in the Hijab was one which didn't go down well. With most of my family against the idea i decided not to wear one at first, a year later someone close to me passed away. During this time it was a personal journey with in itself & i realised it was now or never. The choice was mine to live for the Dunya or for my Deen. Not many supporeted my choice but Al7amdulillah i couldnt be happier.
So anyway that's that i'm a student who's just finished her A levels & is moving onto the next stage of life, uni. kjsfakjsjsjkfas. EXCITED.
This shall be a place where me & that kid Mar.i.am share our little stories & fashion tip blah blah, for those interested of course.
"Hijab is not a Trend, the trend is change - Hijab is still a Hijab" - Dian Pelangi
Oh & finally Hijab mean's something different to everyone. So before you go about judgeing know that YOUR relationship with God is the only thing that should concern you. Not that of others.
Hug's & Kisses. Ox.
