{ Photography: Lady in Autumn }

Don't use my Pictures without a written permission.

Don't use my Pictures without a written permission. 

Don't use my Pictures without a written permission. 

Sitting on the sofa, 

in front on the forest,

drink hot chocolat 

and listen 

Billie Holiday

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{ Moza:Teach the child }

Sheikha Mozah is an ambassador to the United Nations Educational, 

Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

"Natural disasters, wars and poverty deprives children of hope, 

a chance to change their life, we can influence this and should do." 

- Said in a report to the First Lady of Qatar, what she did to the World Summit

 for innovation in education.

The essence of the initiative entitled educate a child ("Teach the child") 

is supported by dozens of educational projects in various countries in 

Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

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{ Hijabi Bride }

Basma & Dina

Amr & Rue

Mohammed & Dina

 Radwa

Rania

 All the photos are taken by Ahmed Rajeep

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{ Hijabi Girl }

Zinah is gorgeous, with her perfect sense of fashion and her incredible kindness.

Add to that a passion for photograph and an amazing designer, 

and you get a fashion diary you wish would never end.

Visit her Blog: www.Zinahns.com

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{ Photography: Pink }

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{ Breast Cancer Awareness }

Fall is finally here which means a number of things; the holidays are right around the corner, 

the weather is great and it's �Breast Cancer Awareness'.

Whether it's a family member, friennd, friend of a friend or even a colleague, 

we all know someone who is or was affected 

by breast cancer.  

Do not forget to help spread awareness!

{ Eid Moubarak }

Hijabs & Co Wishes You A Very Happy And Peaceful Eid. 

May Allah Accept Your Good Deeds, And Ease The Suffering Of All Muslims Around The Globe. 

Eid Mubarak ?

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{ Fashion Inspiration 2012 }

I am an avid book,

I have been an avid reader since early childhood.
 I always loved and looked forward to visiting the public and school libraries.
My night table always has three or four books stacked on it.

 I�m just fascinated about reading, the words and how can they mean certain feelings or expressions without duplicity of meanings

There's always something profound and magical about a good book.

Reading opened up new experiences for me, i can travel to different cultures,
different times without leaving the comfort of my chair.
I meet all sorts of interesting characters, get caught up in hilarious or
Dangerous situations and every day gain a different perspective of how people view the world.
 In my opinion there is nothing better than a good book.

I like all kinds of books, very classic like Books of 19th Century like Guy de Maupassant, Baudelaire, 18th century like Voltaire 20 th century like Camus or fantastique like Harry Potter,

I read the book for the first time at the tender age of 12. (1998, it was the first French edition of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, 3 years before the adaptation to the cinema)  It was love at first chapter.

All writers know that a fantasy world is difficult to create from scratch because it requires an especially unfettered imagination.

Such a world, however, has no boundaries and is not confined to the physical limitations of the real world.

In other words, the writer can pretty much do whatever he or she wants.

So Please sapre me the fact Harry Potter is only a children's book.

The story, although aimed at children at the beginning, had very adult themes.

Death, especially the loss of a parent or child, was virtually unheard of in children's fiction but Rowling changed that when she bravely tackled the subject with refreshing honesty.

Maybe volume 1 is  a children's book. Volume 7 is very, very far.

The books in their entirety focus on one rather conspicuous theme; love for family, and most importantly, for a mother.

What makes these books so wonderful is the second message they spread; to do right even in the face of adversity.

I speak here of literature.
The films are, for me, well below the books. Like most film adaptations of literary success.

Those who have seen the movies without having read the books probably did not understand HP,
50% of the history is deleted in movies (it's normal, otherwise you end up with a movie that lasts 6 hours)

As told j.w. eagan ''Never judge a book by its movie''

Fashion has been very Harry Potter this year,

British brand Burberry was inspired by the four Hogwarts house, and many many owls


Burberry

                     

The famous round glasses made ??popular due to Harry Potter (and may also be Johnny Depp)

And not forgetting Louis Vuitton which was inspired by Hogwart's Express.

I really disliked this eccentric collections, nearly unwearable on the runway.

 I can�t believe no one�s called him out on that sh**t yet, with the nutty hats and bizarre sunglasses.

Louis Vuitton

Strangely, it's make me think the style of the Grandmother of Neville Longbottom, Hahahaha

Rochas

Rochas Fall 2012 was inspired by the Professor Trelawney, LOL

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{ September In Pictures }

The last photos taken on Instagram for September 

Hijabs & Co 

If you'd like to join me on Instagram

My username is

@HIJABSANDCO

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{ Photography }

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{ Celebrity Style }

Kate middleton makes first visit to Assyakirin Mosque 

the biggest in Malaysia which can host 12,000 for Friday prayers.

Kate wore a pale grey dress by Beulah London with a draped head scarf, LK Bennett purse and heels.

I love this dress very fluid, very light,  It's a pity the dress is short.

1. Dress by Beulah London   2. Lipstique Paul & joe   3. LK Bennett heels   4.  LK Bennett purse 

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{ Muslimah Style }

It's always fun to find people who have style you can relate to.

Farrah is a young photographer, her style is very inspiring, feminine and impeccable

but she always adds a touch.

I love how she rocks ballerine with a studded shirt and 

classic Balenciaga bag and how she makes a look so chic.

Farrah web site

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