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Here you’ll find a beautiful collection of Hijab quotes that celebrate modesty, strength, faith, and identity.
These quotes reflect the beauty of wearing the hijab with confidence and pride.
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Beauty is like a book; it can not be judged by its cover.
Hijab is my Beauty and I wear it to please Allah.
Hijab is for the body, Haya is for the Soul.
Yes, I am Muslim, and Hijab is my Identity.
There are irrational fears. If you see a woman wearing a hijab and fear is your first thought, something’s really wrong.
Where do you find diamonds? Deep down in the ground, covered and protected.
BIGGEST PET PEEVE is when a hijabi wears the hijab to school but takes it off when she goes out.
Hijab Quotes
A hijab makes a girl more graceful.
I got 99 hijabs but I only use one
The hijab-related deaths and death sentences in Iran show that breaking the attire laws is a more dangerous adventure than breaking the nudity laws.
What do you see when you think of me, A figure cloaked in mystery, with eyes downcast and hair covered, an oppressed woman yet to be discovered?
But in this age, the hijab has been equated with the backwardness of society and is regarded as a symbol of the servitude of women.
The beauty of hijab lies in the strength and resilience it cultivates in women, empowering them to navigate the world on their own terms
Modest dress plays a key role in the purification of the soul & deep inner contentment.
Can someone throw a girls-only party? I haven’t dressed fancy in so long
When I walked out of the house with a hijab on, I felt beautiful in the eyes of Allah.
To all hijabis who are wearing niqab/hijab/abaya in this heat, may Allah shade you on the day that there is no shade but only His shade
Many sisters complain that people don’t want to marry them unless they stop wearing a hijab. No man is worth your hijab, and a real man wouldn’t request you to take it off in the first place.
Hijab is a shield against objectification, reminding society to respect women for their minds, talents, and character.
Why do you wear that turban thing? Does it represent how pure you are?
Don’t let your last day on earth be the first day you wear hijab.
For me, my hijab is my choice, it’s my identity, it makes me feel whole.
Hijab is the beauty of every Muslim woman.
Hijab is beautiful, so make it look beautiful, wear it with love, wear it with pride, and most of all, wear it right
It’s not just a HIJAB it is our key to JANNAH
When girls have their buns up SO high that it looks like they have a beehive under there
I am satisfied that my religion commands me to cover my body, so why is my hijab your problem
In this age of nudity, the more you reveal, the cheaper you are regarded, even if the world makes you feel you are liberated.
Modest dress plays a key role in the purification of the soul & deep inner contentment
Too many people look at it as though it (the hijab) has bizarre powers sewn into its microfibers. Powers that transform Muslim girls into UCOs (Unidentified Covered Objects), which turn Muslim girls from an ‘us’ to a ‘them
Doesn’t it hurt when your pins poke you?”…no I love the pain, and I especially like when it bleeds
Keep your beauty in your faith, not your face.
Hijab is a reminder that a woman’s worth is determined by her character, not her physical appearance.
Hijab includes the way a person walks, talks, looks, and thinks. All of it should be done modestly and applies to both men and women.
Hijab is a personal choice. It is a personal choice to submit to Allah(God) rather than the fashion of society. To be beautiful to God rather than people.
Yes, it’s HOT, it’s HARD, it’s DIFFERENT, but I LOVE wearing it.
That they should draw their veils over their bosoms – Quran (24:31)
The hijab is often viewed through a lens of constraint, but it is more flexible than many critics assume.
Hijab and Habit are both symbols of sacred humility, yet the latter receives respect, while the former faces cruelty.
The beauty of hijab lies in the diversity it represents, showcasing the richness of different cultures and traditions
There is no one on this earth more beautiful than a “Hijab Girl.”
You only see what I allow you to see now. That’s Freedom.
I don’t care what others say, I wear my Hijab for the sake of ALLAH (Subanahu wa ta’al
The hijab, or sikh turban, or Jewish skullcap are all explicit symbols, but they do not represent a threat or affront to others, and have no bearing on the competence, skills, and intelligence of a person.
When you wake up, and there are guests downstairs, but you’re too lazy to put a hijab on, so you stay in your room
What it is about Islam, I thought, that can make a woman so strong that she no longer strives to be noticed by men, no longer needs the admiring gaze to feel attractive, no longer puts herself on display when the rest of the world is doing just that?
In a world full of KARDASHIANS aspire to be like KHADIJAH.
No matter what your physical appearance, when you have kindness in your heart, you’re the most beautiful person in the world.
I wear a hijab. Since September 11, people look at me differently. They prejudge me, and I’m always looking over my shoulder.
Judge me by what’s in my head, not what’s on my head !!!
I am the Hijab / That cloth, that fabric / That symbol, that fear / In people’s eyes / Why does she wear it?
Hijab is a call for unity, breaking down barriers of race, class, and societal expectations
I’ve been injected with the formula for confidence and butt-kicking. Not in spite of my hijab but because of it, because I want to prove to everybody that it’s just a piece of material and that I’m here, representing my school, supporting my team, kicking some serious rear ends.
Keep your noor just for your Spouse.
De islam misbruikt de mensenrechten, onze tolerantie en liberale democratie om het totalitaire systeem van de islam te installeren. Onder het mom van zelfbeschikkingsrecht wil men hier de hoofddoek toelaten terwijl in de islamlanden vrouwen 0 rechten hebben!
Every time you wear the hijab, remember you are wearing an ayah of the Quran.
When all your non-Muslim friends ask you to put a hijab on them, people come to you with religious questions, thinking you have all the answers just because you wear a hijab.
Getting treated like a celebrity at airports
Hijab is a celebration of diversity, embracing the beauty of different cultures, styles, and interpretations.
How can hijab be oppressive when in most countries, it requires greater courage to wear it than to remove it, yet it is worn?
For many, the hijab represents modesty, piety, and devotion to God, and I truly respect that. But the hijab should not be used as a means of applying social pressure on people
Hijab is a statement against objectification and the commodification of women’s bodies
The sun doesn’t lose its beauty when covered by the clouds. The same way your beauty doesn’t fade when being covered by a Hijab.
A woman in a hijab is like a pearl in her shell.
Hijab is a blessing of Allah and a gift to a woman.
If a Woman has the right to show off what she has,
Remember, in our tradition, a mother’s scarf is passed on to her daughter.
Is that bump on the back of your head a tumor?
Our hijab is our Strength and our obedience to Allah.
The beauty of hijab lies in the confidence it gives women to be themselves and embrace their uniqueness.
Whaaaaaaat, you don’t shower with your hijab?
The freedom to practice one’s religion is symbolic of our obedience to Allah. It means modesty
Hijab is a way to express one’s individuality while still valuing modesty and self-respect
Hijab forces a man to look at a woman with respect rather than as an object.
Hijab is a way to defy societal pressures and expectations, declaring that a woman’s worth is not defined by her looks
Hijab is not about oppression but freedom from evil eyes.
It is better to lose something for the Almighty than to lose the Almighty for something.
Haya (Modesty) does not bring anything except good
It’s not just the hijab, it’s our key to Jannah.
There is a face beneath this mask, but it isn’t me. I’m no more than face than I am the muscles beneath it, or the bones beneath that.
It is not the cloth that oppresses the women, it is the illiterate mind
Everything precious is covered!!! A woman modestly dressed is like a pearl in its shell.
By painting the suffering of the Iranian people as a rage against Islam, the Western media is not only misrepresenting these brave protests but demeaning them.
All Praises be to ALLAH who guided me to wear Hijab
Those days when my hijab refuses to be symmetrical
This Hijab, This mark of Piety, is an act of faith, a symbol for all the world to see…
When people ask you the most random questions, like whether you can wear a wig on your hijab.
Your Hijab is a barrier that blocks so much negativity coming your way.
If Modernism is being naked, then animals are more modern than humans
When you are wearing a silky hijab, and it doesn’t want to cooperate.
The ultimate decision [of wearing hijab] must be that of the individual. Western opinions on the hijab or burka are rather irrelevant.
Then she also has the right to cover it up, too.
Boys with beards and girls with hijabs are the best Combination Ever
I need emergency hijabs in every room of the house in case guests decide to randomly visit
The modesty of the hijab is empowering to women. It desexualizes women. It gives them recognition for who they are and not what they look like
Muslim girls have their own crown, it’s called hijab.
You may not be a fairytale princess, but you are always a princess of ISLAM
The hijab thus forces men and others to look beyond the external and focus on the internal character of a woman.
The beauty of hijab is in the way it honors and preserves a woman’s modesty
If you take off that turban, does it represent your virginity or something?
When hijabis have 2 Instagram accounts, one with pictures without hijab and one with, but they add guys on the non hijab one
Help me understand the mindset of a society that implicitly denies a woman her right to choose her attire if the said attire leans more towards modesty than towards exhibitionism.
So, we find that whenever any general rule comes in conflict with the rule of Hijab, it is not the Hijab that gives way.
For Muslim women who cover, the hijab is located at the nexus of various personal and social identification points, including gender, ethnicity, nationality, religion, and social class.
Hijab is a source of inner peace, shielding the wearer from the pressure of conforming to unrealistic beauty standards
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