what jobs a muslim women can do in USA? i mean a women who wants to work in islamic clothes.?
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every kind of work except swimming teacher
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yes thats the right news.....they said that and i dunno why u always think ab other religions....here we have many moslims that dont like to wear scarf or something  like that they have to be muslim cuz of their post but many of them are agnostics and then why u talk ab religion ....thats ab people...ab iranian ...ab the people live in iran .....its like the comonist....wear same clothes...silly and i am sure they cant continue this way...people are tierd enough cuz of them...every one has to have this right to wear what he like....
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Again your little Islamic questions and worries :)\nSaudi Arabia is a little strict about Islamic rules, its like being in Vatican for a Catholic but don't worry, from the news I've heard Riyadh is a free area and there are many American families there, you will find it good( Or I wish so)\nAbout clothing it must be hot there, I think an answer is wear what you want to wear and fill your wardrobe with what you like but take some Manteaus with yourself, so you can wear it on them.Use bright colours.\n\nIn persia girls use tight short manteuas so they can look cooler but I don't know about Arabia costumes. Also here they feel free to go to parties and other social activities but again I don't know about Saudi Arabia.\nI again insist that Riyadh is just for American and really High Ranked Arabs, you will find many cool friends there and the rules aren't so strict there.\nAlso you can visit Dubai for holidays, there are lots of clubs there and there is no Islamic rules there(It is a Islamic city with no Islamic rules)\nAlso Iran is near and it is a calm county with kind people with lots of historic spots and beauties.\nThe facilities at riyadh are fantastic, its like dreams, don't worry.
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Hmmm. Since I have Muslim men friends and I know the culture a bit, I know that Muslim men want non-Muslim women only for sex and fun and companionship. Most, if not all, never intend to take the relationship anywhere past that. And any self respecting female, Muslim or non-Muslim, would not fall for you line of hooey. Oooh yeah, did I forget to mention how Muslim disrespect their women? I'm sure that's a big turn on too!
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depends on which country.\n\nIn places like Singapore & Malaysia, Muslim ladies wears swimsuit usually 1 piece sometime bikinis.\n\nIn places like Yemen in Middle East, they wear their traditional dress complete with head scarf and gloves when at public beaches.
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I do not have specific experience in this area. But you might start by seeing what others are doing, e.g., wordsru.com. Why not send them something and spend a few bucks seeing how they do what they do, and how much they get paid for it? Another approach would be to do some work for an outfit like that (I'm sure you can do this from your home).\n\nBest of success.
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well, im a muslim woman, well girl, but i have regular clothes like u and ur frineds. my mom has some traditional clothing but most of the time, she wears normal casual clothes. some families are reely relioigous and they always wear the traditional clothing, but of coarse, most of us wear the scarf. i started wearing it 4 a year now, and since i have to wear it in school, trust me, its not hard, wen i become like 30 i will buy some of the traditional clothing to actually wear, but th ones i have now i wear them 4 like culture day, or stuff like dat. trusst me, i have the same thing u might have. i have all kinds of generic and name brand clothing and im hoping to get the new puma's. if u wanna noe more, instant message me at : chimp_lover93@yahoo.com
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the job web sites are you can go to www.jobs.com/www.hotjobs.com/monstor.com\nthese are some of the good sites the best one ithink is stylecareers.com/textile\n\ngood luck hope u find a job
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Yes you can I did. You are a Muslim LOL :)
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i was raised in America... i was a model before i converted and hijab is the best part of my life\n\n**men respect me\n**i meet so many wonderful ppl and it is often a great way to begin a conversation w/ ppl like yourself who don't know much about hijab or Islam\n**even though i was so often told i was beautiful b4 i converted, i feel so much more beautiful now. the people who talk to me love me for who i am and not how i look\n**i feel liberated!!!\n\nthe reason we where hijab is that when you cover your body with loose clothing and the beauty of your hair isnt seen all that is left to see is  your personality.\n\nHijab is in the Quran and Hadith:\n24:30-31\n33:59\n\n*most say it is necessary to understand the Arabic for these ayats\n\nand the Hadith reads as follows \n"O Asma', when a woman reaches the  age of mestruation, it does not suit her that she displays parts of her body except this and this, and he pinted to her face and hands."\n\ni have done extensive research on this (i've actually researched head covering in ALL THREE monotheistic faiths) so feel free to contact me for more info\n\nasalamwalaikum(peace be on you)\n\nEDIT: for Mintee and anyone else who is wondering, headcovering in the bible is specifically in 1 Corinthians ch11 verse 1-16
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Hello...I'm a Muslim woman living in England..and I will try to give you an answer..\n\n\nIt depends on your definition of Chador and Burqa...\n\nLet me explain what a hijab is first.. It meaning covering..and to protect our modesty.\nIn Islam for women this means that we most wear lose clothes that do not show our curves, and covers all our body except our hands and faces,\nThis is interpreted in many ways in many different countries..and chador and burqa are just one of them.....\n\nA chador is large cloak...that covers the whole body except for the face (and hands). It is originally from Iran..and is named after the Farsi word for tent(because that is really what it is) And is only culturally common in Iran. There is a modified version with arms..that is worn in some countries such as Iraq as well.\nChadors are mostly black...though they are highly coloured ones worn by some traditional groups such as the Bandari. \nPray chadors..worn when making pray are patterned mostly in dark colours..I have one in navy blue with white flowers. \nThere is a fashion now in Iran to have the chador in a pattern..There are still black but with an embroidered type of material. And some young girls wear opaque chador :-)))\n\nThe burqa covers all the body including the face. A common image would be the blue burqas typically worn in Afghanistan..\nThough amore common type of clothing ..that covers the same areas..  would be a niqab..where a separate piece of material covers the face. This is traditional in the gulf states and Saudi Arabia. Also I know in some areas in Pakistan they do that as well.\n\n\n\nOK..back to your question...\n\nI would think that there are very very very few women in the west who wear chador. I have not seen one!! This clothe is traditional only to Iran..and is difficult to wear and manage. You really need to grow up wearing one to be able to control it well.\nMost Iranian women who live in the west do not wear any type of hijab..(or a very small one), and women from other cultures would not wear it because it is very hard to wear. It is also very strange on the streets of London..or New York rather than Tehran.\nI had a friend from Iran who visited Belgium as a tourist who wore a chador for her first day..but then took it off because it was so unusual!!\n\n\nAs for the niqab (it is more common style than burqa) there are a few women that wear it. (and the number is increasing) I would say about 1-3% of Muslim women in the west do, depending where you live. Most of the women who actually wear it are converts to Islam rather than born Muslim. OF the 4 friends I know who wear it 3 are converts.\nIn cities in the UK.. You can see women wearing Niqab in parts of Birmingham, and in areas such as Whitechapel in London. \nYou will also see women from the gulf states wearing Niqab..in central London department stores such as Selfrigdes and Harrods.\nIn Britain most of the women who wear niqab are White British converts (With a few Black British as well..but they tend not to cover their face) and a few Muslims of Pakistani or Bangladeshi origin as well wearing niqab. There are women from the gulf states who wear it but..there are mostly in London (and tourists) Britain does not have a large population from gulf countries,\nIn the USA..again most who wear niqab are converts. There are more Gulf State Arabs in the USA..and some women in places like Dearborn Michigan also wear niqab. But note that most women from most Arab countries such as Egypt do not wear niqab...\n\n\nAs for other types of hijab..I think it is quite common. There are many women who wear western type clothes with a headscarf, or a jilbab(outer coat) and head scarf.\nI would take a guess in the UK at about 40% of Muslim women wear hijab depending on the area.\nAnd it is now getting more popular with young women wanting to practice their religion more. I think it is much more common in the younger generation now. I know many young women /girls who wear the h
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Why are People so much concerned about Muslim Women wearing Hijab? Do they hurt you? Do they shock you, I think you have no concern with Muslim Women on Earth.\n\nHijab is Something ordained by Culture, go to countries like the UAE, Jordan, 95% of them are Muslims, but most of them doesn't wear Hijab and they are Muslims, Muslim Women wear Hijab in order to Protect theirselves from the Bad Attitude of the Modern Humanity, they can easily attract men if they don't wear Hijab and thereby causing Sexual Abuse or something illegal.\n\nI think Muslim Women have the most ordained and good attitude, and they try to be Virgin untill they get married, and this what all World Religions wanted to have in their community, for say, Christianty also doesn't tolerate all this kind of Sex stuffs is just that the religion has now mixed up with Paganism that's why.\n\nYes, Every Muslim Women is suppose to make herself clean, clear, and not just live herself like someone who comes out from the bush... This question is not reasonable...
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No of course not.\n\nWe need good Muslim men in our Ummah, far to few from the looks of it. \n\nKeep doing what your doing, from your questions and answers you seem like an intelligent and pious Muslim man.\n\nMay Allah reward you. Ameen
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A motherly role, raising kids, having jobs if they prefer, socialize, bake sales, soccer moms, shopping, PTA meetings, all the same but dressed decent, jean and t-shirt without the plunging neckline, and heavy makeup. graceful women....who take pride in who they are, and are cherished for their role as a women whether it be mother, sister, daughter, or a wife.  \n\nMuslim women are educated, and can speak their minds you dont have to slow down when you speak, you dont need to repeat yourself, they get it the first time around. I have a friend who wears a scarf and usually wear long skirt and tee....i have see it happen with her.  She get irritated but manages to keep a smile. she is a graceful muslim women very intelligent...I actually admire her poise.
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I am a Muslim. I will teach her what Islam is. I will also advice her to dress properly . Final decision of what to wear will be her choice.\n\nbtw, many people think women are forced to wear hijab by men. I know many women who wear hijab, eventhough husbands to do not like wearing it.
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Hi Rashed,\n\nI think you can try http://www.fibre2fashion.com/jobs\n\nIt is dedicated to provide textile, apparel, garment, fashion industry jobs from all around the world.\n\nThe registration is free and you have comprehensive job search as well.\n\nI hope this information helps.\n\nThanks.
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I am Muslim, a convert from christianity. I understand fully, I have had the same problem. My mom is a christian and very pro-Israel. She knows that I am Muslim but she forbids me to wear a Hijab or openly practice my religion. She had threatened to kick me out of the house other times for how I vote in elections so, I don't debate my religion with her. I agree with what the others said here that it is those radicals that give us a bad name. But I also think it is because of just pure ignorance of the truth mostly this ignorance is spread by the media.  It even extends to just being Arab or supporting the Arabs. I am originally American but I think of myself as an Arabist. I was in 10th grade english and the teacher announced to the whole class that I was with the Arabs. I didn't expect that but maybe it was because the teacher was Jewish but the whole class looked at me and I thought that I was going to be beaten up by how some of the kids were looking at me. This was shortly after 9/11 too. But above it all, I found happiness, I am happily married to an Egyptian Muslim, and will be making the Hajj in November, Inshallah. Those cartoons were overly offensive and shows why there is still the whole rift between East and West. Regardless of what those people say or do, keep your head up high and never allow them to get to you. Their fate like everything else is in Allah's hands.