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August 29, 2005
Hijab Fashion, Getting Noticed in Your Slinky Little ....
In keeping with purient interests, as well as our commitment to rooting about the dark corners of the MENA world and its cultural off-shoots, I draw your attention to this amusing little article in The Washington Post entitled
While the arty actually deals with surburbanite sub-Con muslim girls in the Washington DC area, the actual issues therein are very familiar to the MENA region proper.
There is also a helpful little slide show to introduce you to Hijab sexy chic. Actually one of our young subjects is quite fetching in the scarfy hijab she chose. Fashion accessories...
Posted by The Lounsbury at August 29, 2005 01:57 PM
Filed Under: Gender Issues
, Islam General
, Op-Ed
, Society & Culture
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back at my uni the hijab clad women usually had bare mid-rifts showing and all together disturbingly too tight and revealing clothing.
then again, i had my host mom and dad, in two separate unrelated conversations, tell me how the hijab used to be a sex symbol back when they were courting in the 60s/70s. my host father got this very odd wistful look in his eye. both seemed sad that times have changed. neither of there daughters wears a hijab nor do they permit the wearing of one in the home these days.
as i recall from some web forum from a while ago, 'veiled vixens' would be a smash hit porn website. i'll stop now before going into the land of off-color and mildly offensive quips.
Posted by: drdougfir at August 29, 2005 02:31 PM
