yes.
but it's not always the matter of the hijab literally making it hot, it's probably the long pants/jean and the long sleeves (usually layered because of lack of thin long sleeve tops) that add to it.
surprisingly though, it's not as bad as you would think it is. not wearing it is not an option that i choose, so i just adapt.
but, anyone would feel "hot" in 80 plus degree weather regardless of the amount of clothing worn. :)
Sport hijab! I love it. I need one of these--- my style of hijab always flops around when I am running or taking a class at the gym :)
Cool and confident. I like that she's looking the world straight in the eye as she walks.ladies, any hijab tips for how to keep things cooler?
Here's a blog that's always caught my eye, it has fascinating pictures and styles of hijabis all over the world and tips on what to wear with it!: Stylish Muslimah
Dear readers: What other topics surrounding hijab would you like to read about? Please share!!
Update: A beautiful poem shared by Boonaa Mohammed on beauty and hijab. Check out the post here.
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Salam!
ReplyDeleteI started to wear hijab in the summer and at the time I layered. It was HOT. since then I've realized that abayas are pretty much the coolest clothing option for the summer. They let in air, they cover well, they provide shade (lol) and they are easy to accessorize and look smart.
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Salam aleikum,
ReplyDeletewell I don't have any good tips unfortunately, but I have heard some people saying that it will be even hotter in the Hell, so wearing hijab feels nothing compared to it.. Maybe it's not the best comparison but it reminds us why we should use hijab.
Hey, I glad you like my blog!! :D As for the keeping cool tips? Maxi dresses! And they're bang on trend so no excuses lol :)
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Zaenab
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ReplyDeleteJeans are probably not the best clothing item to be wearing on very hot days. In summer, linen is a girl's best friend. It's cool, breathable, and lightweight. Linen skirts, pants, and tunics are all summer staples (and linen pants are usually pretty baggy, so they work well for hijabis). As NeverEver said, jilbabs can be good too, but make sure the fabric is light and breathable. Make sure your hijab is made out of a cool fabric, since a lot of sweat comes out from one's head; satin and silk/polyester hijabs are probably best avoided in favor of cotton or light crepe.
ReplyDeleteOh, thanks for the tips...this is my first summer in hijab, and I live in the American South :). It's already hot as all get out!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies! I think it's time to go shopping :p
ReplyDeleteI agree I get so hot from the long sleeves and layers cause most shirts show too much of the chest I have to wear one under. Thank God for the AC!
ReplyDeleteMy School sponsored a program where you can experience being Muslim for a day. One of the best programs done at my school thus far.
ReplyDeleteGlad I found your blog. Very positive. Love it!
xxoo,
Ms. Bad
www.stylemebad.com
That is so cool! I wish more schools would do that :) Thanks for following!
ReplyDeletesalaaam, im a hijabi from canada, and was jst looking fr a new way to wear hijab. i came across this sport hijab and loved it! i play sports myself and im glad us hijabi's are breaking the image of hijabi's being lazy, that is NOT who we are ;)
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Well, its not really hot to wear hijab. Just choose the type of cloth to wear based on the weater :)
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