Hijab is a handkerchief worn by Muslim girls. The main purpose of the hijab is to show its respect for Allah, as well as to prevent the male's attention to the woman as a sexual object. Hijab covers the head, neck, and sometimes the shoulders. Its dimensions may be different, but to beautifully tie a hijab, it must be at least 1.5 meters in length and width. There are many ways to beautifully tie a hijab. At first this technique will take time and effort. But having learned, you can beautifully frame your face and shoulders, emphasizing femininity.
- Rules for wearing the hijab
- Hijab tied to one side
- Hijab tied under the back of the neck
- A long hijab covering the neck and chest
- The creative way of wearing the hijab
The rules of wearing the hijab
Before tying the hijab, the hair is gathered in a bun or tail and retracted backwards. It is better to stab them on the back of the head. Hijab fits along the forehead line and is fixed on the chin and under the back of the head. In most cases, Muslim girls use a cap, which is then worn on the hijab. The cap is needed in order to hide the hair. It should be borne in mind that wearing a hijab requires you to wear appropriate clothing. A handkerchief in combination with open, callous outfits will be inappropriate. Therefore, if you are going to visit Arab countries, then in addition to hijab, you should take care of more modest types of clothing.
Hijab tied to one side
The hijab should be worn on the head along the forehead in such a way that the hair growth line is closed. Tightly slaughter the hijab under his chin, leaving the edges of the stole free to hang freely. Then the left free part should be thrown over the left shoulder and stabbed on the back of the head. The right part of the hijab is taken by the edge and also thrown over the left shoulder, covering the head with a handkerchief. We kill the right side of the temple from the same side.
to the table of contents ^Hijab tied under the back of the head
Put on the headscarf on the head along the forehead line, leaving one edge longer than the other. Tie the ends of the hijab under the back of the head. Then wrap the short edge around the forehead and fasten it on the opposite side. The long end of the hijab is around the neck under the back of the head and stabbed under the opposite temple. The remaining end of the handkerchief is taken over the edge and stabbed at the back of the head so that the hijab lies free under the chin, covering the neck and chest.
to the table of contents ^A long hijab covering the neck and chest
The central point of the hijab pinned to the back of the head. The handkerchief is thrown over the right shoulder and grasp both ends of the stole. The free edge of the headscarf is left to cover the neck, and the second end is thrown under the chin, wrap the neck around it and zakolite on the back of the head to the right. Now the free end is also thrown over the left shoulder and pin up with a barrette over the right ear.
Creative way of wearing the hijab
Quite an original variant of wearing a stole. Wrap the headscarf around your head along the forehead. Loose the loose ends together, throwing over the right shoulder. Then wrap the neck and again toss the edge under the back of the head to the right shoulder. Repeat the turn yet, this time without pressing the headscarf tightly to the neck, let it freely cover the left shoulder. The free edge of the kerchief should eventually lie on the right shoulder, now tie it in a neat little knot at the shoulder level.
Special pins are used for stitching the hijab. Decorate the hijab can be small hair clips made of rhinestones or a brooch.
I tried to tie and wear the first two ways. Tying comfortably is absolutely inconvenient. If you do not have a habit of wearing hijab since childhood, it's better not to try, all the time it will creep and warp. And then, it's hot in summer, and it's cold in winter, you can not wear a hat on it.
I have long wanted to learn how to tie a hijab. I tried to tie it in all ways, which are suggested in the article by the author. I did it! Particularly effective is the hijab, tied to one side.