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The month of Ramadan is fast approaching. This month, which is very important for all Muslims, symbolises reconnection with God. We’ve come up with a small selection of Ramadan Abayas, plus a few questions about clothing in general during this important month for Muslims.
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If you’re looking for a simple, versatile abaya that you can actually wear, whether at home, outside or at the mosque, we recommend the classic black abayas. The advantage of the black abaya is that you can really pull off an effortless look. Because it really can go with any accessory, any colour. It’s really easy to match. What’s more, with this colour abaya, you can very easily look elegant yet modest. And black really is a timeless colour that will accentuate your chic side and, of course, is easier to care for than other colours.
Why we advice black abayas:
The bisht abaya is a real change from the classic traditional abaya.
If you’re the type of person who wants to stand out from the crowd, then this is the abaya for you. What we love about this abaya is that it will give you grace and elegance, while maintaining that modest look thanks to its flowing silhouette. It is also very comfortable and breathable, thanks to the fact that it is made from lightweight materials. This makes it a very practical garment for those long hours of wearing, especially for prayers and iftar.
Why we advice Bisht abayas:
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If you’re the kind of person who doesn’t want to take too much time and wants a quick, complete outfit, then a 3 piece Abaya set is just the thing for you. The big advantage of Abaya sets is that you can really get dressed quickly. It really is a ready-to-wear outfit, because you have the inner dress, the open Abaya and the hijab. So you really don’t need to spend dozens of minutes wondering how you’re going to match your outfit. Another great thing about this kind of abaya is that you can achieve a really versatile look. You can wear just the inner dress without the open abaya, just as you can wear the open abaya over clothes such as trousers and a t-shirt if you’re at a girls’ get-together for exemple. And, of course, we can’t forget to mention the fact that you’ll look elegant and stylish in this kind of abaya, while still retaining a sense of comfort and modesty.
Why we advice 3 piece abaya sets:
Ramadan is a month when Muslims try to reconnect with their religion. Many of them are also looking for more modest attire than they are usually wearing. That’s why they may wonder what to wear during Ramadan. The truth is that there are no special clothes to wear during Ramadan. But here’s what you should do. As you know, in our religion, you have to dress modestly. If this was not the case before, then you should try to make an effort to dress more modestly. For men, this would mean wearing wider trousers, a thobe or a saroual. For women, it would mean wearing an abaya with a hijab or jilbab.
There is no particular traditional dress for Ramadan. However, many more Muslims will be wearing traditional Islamic clothings such as the thobe and the Abaya.
As Ramadan is a month focused on spirituality, you should avoid wearing clothes that are contrary to the Islamic rules of modesty.
There is no particular colour to wear during Ramadan.
There is nothing in religious texts to prevent the wearing of earrings during the month of Ramadan. On the other hand, they must of course comply with the rules of Islamic modesty.
If you’re not a Muslim, here’s what you can wear in Dubai during the month of Ramadan: To respect local customs, it’s best to dress modestly. For example, you can wear a light abaya over your usual clothes, or a kind of kimono to cover your legs and shoulders. If you are a Muslim, then for men we recommend you wear a traditional white or other coloured thobe, preferably in cotton due to the heat of the seasons. And for women, a hijab and the traditional black or coloured Emirati abaya, also light, preferably in linen or cotton depending on the season to avoid the discomfort caused by the heat.
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