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April 3, 2012
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You are SO beautiful, MashAllah, inside and out! And what a lovely blog :) -xox
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salam my sister may allah’s peace be with you

April 3, 2012
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Assalamu Alaikum wa rahmatullaahi wa barakatuh dear sister. hijab isn't just a hair covering, hijab means to veil, meaning to say, people won't give you a second look. subhanAllaah, sister please value the great status of hijab & real hijabis do not show their their necks, arms & feet, and their breasts and butts aren't visible (covered yet naked bcoz the figure is visible coz of fitted dress). this is just a reminder, for reminder benefits the believer. jazakAllaahu khairan, barakAllaahu feek
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hijabs come large and small we must love all hijabs as allah loves all of his children thankyou for the reminder of the true meaning of hijab

salam may allah be with you

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Salam. My name is Samira. This is my story. I am the Muslim daughter of an Egyptian man and an American woman. I was raised in America and have had very few links to my Egyptian side. I was raised Muslim. My beliefs are a part of me, but they are not all of me. I have struggled my whole life to live as a Muslim in America. I have always been looking for a community of American-Muslim girls to help and inspire me. I have decided to MAKE this community myself. You don’t have to be American to join. I want all kinds of sisters here. I want this to be flippin awesome. Thanks. :) please check out reallifemuslimgirl. tumblr. com
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salam samira