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Have trouble buying our cotton collection? Humm, don’t worry guys, we are here to help you. Here is some guide for you:

a) First, you have to go to our page.
b) Then, you have to choose any collections we offer, which are various colour of cotton sarong.
c) Next, do DM or you can directly WhatsApp us (during this process, we give you the full catalogue of our collections to choose from before you decide to buy).
d) Decide how you'd like to pay (COD only in Machang).

What are you waiting for?!!!? People who desire great quality at an inexpensive price can purchase one of the most reasonably priced scarves from us since it is easy to shape and we deliver it quickly.

For your information, we do not use any online platform except Facebook. So, if you guys want to buy our product please visit our page here
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Girl's talk #15 - Heart-to-heart session with A

“ My name is A . I once lived in a foreign country . I was 12 years old at the time when I lived there for my studies . For common Muslim parents , whenever you reach the puberty age , it is compulsory to cover yourself and wear a hijab . So , at that time , I started to wear the hijab, and I somehow felt uncomfortable wearing them at that moment since I was not in the state where I was ready to wear them yet . But because of my parents , I have no choice but to heed to their instruction .

There were days that I was too anxious to leave home because the idea of people staring at me was too much to think about. I still have bad days, but for the most part my hijab is now intrinsic to my identity. For some Muslim women, however, the external impacts of wearing a veil become too much for their mental health. Amidst a growing climate of Islamophobia, many Muslim women who wear hijab are choosing to remove them due to the pressure . Some of my friends who have already removed it stated that the treatment they receive now is so different from the past when they wear hijab, which is upsetting .

From my perspective , the hijab itself carries a huge responsibility to the wearer . It symbolizes the dignity and purity of Islam . It takes a lot of effort in order to consistently wear them . People need to have a better understanding about the stance of hijab nowadays and longer oppress one to wear a hijab . I hope that people will have respect for our religion and let us have a life of peace as much as other religions have . “

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Girl's talk #13 - Sharing session

Do you ever hear about World Hijab’s day ? It happens every February 1 to honor Muslim women who wear the hijab. By allowing all women to try wearing the hijab for a day, Nazma Khan, the one who declared World Hijab’s Day , hoped to promote religious understanding and tolerance.It is also a day to urge women of various origins and beliefs to try on the hijab and see what it is like to wear it.

World Hijab’s Day plays such an important role in encouraging women to take a liking to wearing the hijab .It helps to raise awareness about crucial issues that affect Muslim women all of this time . Other than that , it is an opportunity to set the fact straight about the misconception of hijab . And also , this special day is a day where we show our love and support for all the Muslim women that wearing hijab and adore their braveness in keep wearing hijab in this judgmental world , for the sake of rewards in Paradise hereafter .

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Girl's talk #12 - The truth untold about hijab

Many Muslim women today are wearing hijabs and other traditional dress to challenge the assumption that these are symbols of control. In fact, there are several revealing truths about Muslim dress that society must hear.

1. Women are not forced to wear hijabs
Some women choose to wear the hijab because it is a national tradition of their country of origin, or because it is the norm in their local area, city or country. Others wear it to demonstrate their commitment to dressing modestly and for religious reasons. Like any item of clothing, some women wear the hijab for specific occasions, such as for family or community events, or during particular times of day but take it off at other times, such as wearing the hijab to and from school or work but taking it off while studying or working.

2. You’re not sexually oppressed
Many hijab wearers have said that they wear the veil not as a symbol of control by a man, but rather to promote their own feminist ideals. For many Muslim women, wearing a hijab offers a way for them to take control of their bodies and to claim a stance that challenges the ways in which women are marginalised by men.

3. You’re not more likely to be linked to terrorism
For some hijab wearers, the hatred towards Muslim communities pushed them to stop wearing the veil after terrorist incidents in order to minimise the chance of them experiencing racism. However, at the same time others started to wear the hijab to show their commitment to their religious faith. The hijab therefore cannot be a fixed symbol, but is far more flexible and changeable – and certainly cannot be deemed a marker of terrorism.

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