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How Nail Polish Looks on Your Fingers

Jun 15, 2011 Author: JollyBoy | Filed under: Afghani Girls, Bangladeshi Girls, Desi Girls

Many women’s are only caring for face the do not pay attentions on their hands. Hand is a very sensitive part of body. But women are just by to making a white color of their face.

Wash hands with light hot water and clean them with level wash hands with good hand wash. And washing the hands under the binges, nail, Nail always is cleaned with cotton with Lemon juice. Lemon juice makes the nail bright and clean. School girls lay every color of nail polish on their nails. Always choose the best color which is suited on your nails.

If we talk about women then they generally flaunt themselves in each and every field. One of the most famous one among them is using expensive nail polish or nail paints. There are various products or stuffs available in market which help you allot in your dressing and outfit. There are various brands of nail polish obtainable, the two most popular among them are OPI and creative nail polish.

Small and week nail suits lights colors. But long nails suit always dark and attractive colors make your nail sharp. And nail printed with a brush with so neat and cleanly. In white hands suit a dark colors like red. But black hands suit only light and soft colors.

Darker nail polishes sometimes make your nails look longer, but, it only depends on your skin color. A couple easy ways to make your nails look longer is to apply a French Manicure. All you need is a white nail polish (that actually turns out white), a light pink color (French Coat) and a clear top coat. You can paint the white and then apply the rest. Or you can buy nail growth nail polish at a grocery store.

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Islamic clothing for women is our new topic. Islam is one of the most influential religions of the world. Its followers are spread all across the world. Though people’s clothes are influenced by their culture and tradition, there are other factors that can motivate them.

Islamic Clothing For Women

As we knows it is important to keep the body as cool as possible during the summer months, which can be sometimes an uphill task for Muslim women that wear hijabs. The obvious tip is to suggest thinner and cooler fabrics in hotter weather but it is also important to stick to absorbent materials as well. Fabrics such as georgette, chiffon and lace are therefore obviously great choices for the summer months.

Islamic tradition calls for clothes that retain the modesty of the woman. Thus, clothes that cover a woman’s body from head to toe are preferred by Muslim women. Traditionally, Muslim women have worn plain and dark colored, long, loose garments accompanied by a head scarf so that only their face, or in some cases only the eyes, are visible. However, over the years, the urge to become fashionable without compromising on their modesty has made Muslim women demand stylish clothing. Fashion Designers from across the world have responded and designed Islamic clothes that are stylish, have a western look and yet conform to the Islamic tradition and customs.

Together with being modest, Muslim women can dress up in bold, beautiful colors, attractive designs and fashionable fabrics. Whether one prefers to look traditional or contemporary, different online store will offer the perfect choice of Islamic clothing to make one look gorgeous. Thanks to the Internet, there are many online stores that have sprung up catering to niche categories of customers and Islamic clothes for women are no exception. Those online store offers a range of traditional wear that includes:
Abayas
Jilbabs
Hijabs
Scarves
Shawls
Jackets
Skirts
Sets (combined sets of upper and lower clothing and head scarf)
Marriage and bridal wear (such as sherwanis and lehengas)
Shoes
Accessories

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Eid ul-Fitr marks the end of the month of Ramadan. ‘Fitr’ means to break and it signifies the breaking of the fasting period and of all evil habits. It is a show of joy at attaining spiritual prosperity after a month of fasting. The holy month of Ramadan which culminates into the festival of Eid-ul-Fitr unites all Muslims in fasting, feasting, worship and prayer. It is a time for contemplation, spirituality, peace and brotherhood.

2010 Eid Celebration in India, Pakistan And All Around the World

Eid is an important event for Muslims. In the celebration of Eid, men, women and children need to look their best. People want to wear new dresses. Some women make their own dresses to follow their taste in the dresses that they wear. Because it is important for women to look good in an important festivity including Eid, women want to create their own dresses including the Eid dresses for their young girls. Eid Mehndi Designs: Colors of Eid Celebration

While you want to look good during Eid, it is important for you to follow the Qur’an in creating your dresses. This is the main reason why many Muslim women prefer to make their own Eid dresses. If you buy Eid dresses for the girls in your family, you will most often find beautiful Eid dresses for girls but may violate the rule of Qur’an.

2010 Eid Celebration in India, Pakistan And All Around the World

As we knows Eid ul-Fitr marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. This has to do with the communal aspects of the fast, which expresses many of the basic values of the Muslim community. Fasting is believed by some scholars to extol fundamental distinctions, lauding the power of the spiritual realm, while acknowledging the subordination of the physical realm. And this is celebrated in and outside India & Pakistan equally.

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Hammasa Kohistani Afghan girl wins Miss England

Aug 9, 2010 Author: Soorij | Filed under: Afghani Girls, Modeling

A teenager who was born in Uzbekistan has become the first Muslim beauty contestant to be crowned Miss England. Hammasa Kohistani, 18, said she was “happy to make history” and was looking forward to representing England in the Miss World championships in China.

Hammasa Kohistani Afghan girl wins Miss England

She was born in Tashkent, central Uzbekistan, after her parents were forced to flee Afghanistan. The brunette, who speaks six languages including Russian and Persian, was selected from 40 contestants.

She was crowned on Saturday night following the two-day competition at Liverpool’s Olympia Theatre. Dressed in an ivory white chiffon and silk ball gown designed and made by her mother, the teenager spoke of her joy at winning the title. “When they announced that I had won I thought I had misheard. I hoped they hadn’t, but it took a second to sink in.”

Asked about her feelings at being the first Muslim Miss England, she said: “I’m making history and I’m very happy. Hopefully I won’t be the last.” The student, who was known as Miss Maya after the Asian fashion house which sponsored her, has also been offered a part in a forthcoming Bollywood movie.

Since winning Miss England Hammasa has had TV interviews with Sky News and CNN and has appeared on GMTV and Lorraine Kelly Live. She has had innumerable press interviews and has appeared in national and international newspapers and magazines.

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Afghan Women Parliamentary Delegation in Ottawa

Jun 8, 2010 Author: JollyBoy | Filed under: Afghani Girls

Members of the first Afghan parliamentary delegation visiting Canada spent a week in Ottawa meeting with Canadian officials, parliamentarians, NGOs, media and community representatives.

Afghan Women, Members of the first Afghan parliamentary delegation visiting Canada

After attending as observers a session of the Question Period at the House of Commons of Canada the six-member delegation of Afghan women parliamentarians received a standing ovation by all members of the House after being recognized by the Speaker.

The delegation also attended a reception hosted by the Honourable Helena Guergis, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and International Trade, at the Lester Pearson Building.

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