How To Wear A Hijab According To Your Face Shape

There are different ways to wear a hijab and you have probably tried them all out by now. But a less known fact is that certain hijab styles go better with certain face shapes. Here are some top tips for wearing a hijab according to your face shape.

Determine Your Face Shape

If you aren’t yet sure what shape your face is you can use this simple guide to establish what shape your face resembles the most. In this article we will go through hijab styles for round, oval, heart-shaped, square, and rectangular face shapes.
These are the most common face shapes and by matching the right hijab style you can really compliment your face and its uniqueness.

The Round Face

The best hijab style to flatter a round face is one that stays a bit looser on the sides. You should try to show a bit more of your forehead and use a style that makes your face look a bit narrower from the sides. The common mistake for those with a round face shape is to try hiding your cheeks.
Hiding your cheeks this way will only make your face look rounder. So don’t go for tight fitting hijab styles; instead use a lot of volume and keep the scarf loose.

The Oval Face

The oval shape is often considered the best face shape and thus it is flattered by many different hijab styles. The best way to wear a hijab with an oval-shaped face is to frame the face with the hijab and show off the beautiful shape naturally.
Regular Pashmina style and tight Turkish style hijabs for instance look great for the oval shape.

The Heart-Shaped Face

The heart-shaped face is best shown with hijab styles that are pinned right under your chin to increase your jawline. Don’t add width to your face by having multi-layers on the side of your head. Covered Girl has a great suggestion for a great heart-shaped hijab style.
You can also make a tiny point on top of your forehead with the scarf. This adds a great touch that will compliment your face shape in a beautiful way.

The Square Face

The best way to soften a square face shape, which has a characteristically strong jawline, is to wear hijab styles that are loose under the chin. Show off your forehead and make the forehead line look round to soften the square shape off your face. Kuwaiti hijab styles look great with a square face.

The Rectangular Face

The key to hijab style for rectangular faces is to make sure you lengthen your face with the style. This means that you should keep your forehead visible and bring the hijab a bit closer to your face from the sides. This will create an illusion of a longer face length.
It is simple to flatter your natural face shape with a hijab when you choose the right style. You can find great hijab style trends as well as tips from Aab Collection. With these great tips you will ensure a great and fresh look. The most important thing of course is to wear your hijab with confidence.

Can a woman only choose one choice: hijab or a successful career?

Not too long ago, the hijab was considered a choice; a woman’s right if she wanted it to be. Today, not only is it a source of contention and a consistently hot topic of debate, it is considered a form of subjugation.
In all honesty, I cannot comprehend how or why the hijab seems like such a hindrance, especially when only some women wear it in our country. Whether these hijab arguments stem from abhorrence, fear or just narrow-mindedness, I do not know. What I do know is that we argue about it behind a very subjective definition of ‘liberalism’.
These ‘liberals’ argue that the hijab curtails the rights of women and threatens their freedom of choice. In my opinion, such arguments are against the very definition of liberalism since they keep women from wearing what they choose to wear.
I ask you, why are women who choose to cover their heads criticised and punished for doing so when their counterparts are encouraged to wear what they please; in fact, they are appreciated for their appearance.
Not only have I seen a woman’s choice to wear the hijab cause problems in personal relationships, it has also been known to cause problems in the professional life of women.
I have come across many women wearing the hijab who were unable to progress beyond a certain level in their careers. On the other hand, we all see women who do not wear a hijab climb the career ladder with fair success.
Alas, we live in a world where appearances often take precedence over a person’s skills. In such a superficial world, it is very difficult for women wearing the hijab to reach the positions that they aim for. I have yet to come across a hijab-wearing lady heading a department or organisation.
In a nutshell, wearing a hijab can cause difficulties for women who are career-oriented. While this may make sense in western countries, it is sad that this trend exists in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan as well. They are often held back from important positions, only because they choose to exercise their freedom of choice and wear a hijab.
Does it always have to be a harsh compromise?
Can a woman only choose one – hijab or a successful career?
I have been fortunate that my decision to wear the hijab – although laden with challenges – has earned me innumerable approvals. And apart from the approvals of people, my heart is content with the knowledge that I am covered in the way that I am supposed to be and that I am following in the blessed footsteps of the wives and daughters of the Prophet (pbuh).
Moreover, the hijab – instead of confining me – makes me feel free.
And I can surely say that contrary to what people assume about ‘hijabi’ women, I have gained more confidence and self-assurance now that I don the hijab as a regular practice.
I am lucky that my hijab has not gotten in the way of my professional life and, in my opinion, clothing and accessories should not be used to restrict women from achieving their ambitions. It is simply a personal expression of faith and should be treated thus and nothing more.
Islam has ordained duties and responsibilities for both genders according to their capabilities. There is no doubt that the role of a woman is as necessary as that of a man for a society to progress in a balanced manner. A state cannot flourish if 50% of its populace is kept from contributing to its social, economic and spiritual development – especially on the basis of such absurd criteria as whether they cover their head or not.
Islam is a complete religion and it gives equal rights to men and women. It desires both, men and women to strive for excellence in personal, academic, community and spiritual development. And the hijab was never meant to isolate women or keep them from achieving their goals. It is not meant to restrict women.
On the contrary, it is meant to safeguard and protect them.
A hijab ensures modesty, keeps people from thinking immoral thoughts or approaching women in an inappropriate way. In this day and age, when women are subjected to numerous forms of harassment – at work, in social gatherings and in public places – the hijab actually helps keep such unwelcome advances at bay.
So, I ask you, how is this a bad thing, especially in the workplace?
I hope that ‘conservatives’ and ‘liberals’ can move beyond this argument of whether the hijab is a personal choice or not and learn to do what this world needs most – live and let live.

Different looks of hijab style

A hijab is a covering mostly used by muslim women to cover their face and some portion of the body. It has been carried on by from history. It is a traditional muslim clothing which also acts as a symbol of shyness and simplicity. Usually the muslim women wear the hijab in front of those people, especially men who do not belong to their family. At many places, the hijab works as a dress code. At some places the women are asked to wear hijab and on the other hand, government has banned hijab at some particular areas.
1.Modern Hijab Fashion In 2015

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Muslim Hijab Style Pictures In 2015

Chador is similar to hijab but it’s not exactly the same. It is also used for the purpose of covering. It does not have any button, zip or anything like this. Both of these are now-a-days some sort of silk scarves. There are many different ways to carry them. The different hijab styles are discussed here. If the question arises in your mind that how to wear hijab, then here are some tips. For beginners, you should start it with silk scarves to learn hijab fashion. There are different hijab styles like double sided scarf and reverse scarf. Now-a-days, scarves are worn in a modern style to make a balance between style and religion both. Hijabs are mostly carried on by muslim women, but chador can be taken by anyone. Mostly young girls are seen covering their face with it. Here we have got the hijab fashion around the world. It is a part of traditional muslim clothing.
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Different Hijab Styles Around The World Through images

Hijab is worldly recognized as the head wear for Muslim woman around the world. We will look at all the different styles we find in different countries. There might be similarities and differences, as we look at the popular styles and fashion in each country. Many girls are also keen on trying new styles so let’s all get inspired with the modern styles of 2015.

The modern hijab style in Afghanistan. She looks very beautiful in these colors.
 

This is a seriously good look. The colours are just amazing. This is the style from Bangladesh. The white and red combination is perfect.

Indonesian woman always create new hijab styles for us to follow. They mostly wear flowing styles and it is highly fashionable.

Hijab style from Lebanon.A simple and practical style for every day. I love the print on the scarf, as well as the tassels hanging down the side.

Malaysian hijab styles are similar to the Indonesian hijab style. They too wear the flowy style and have lots of folds in their hijab style. The important thing to keep in mind when wearing a flowing hijab style is to keep the scarf plain and simple. Otherwise, you won’t notice the style of the hijab.

The Pakistani hijab style is simply gorgeous. Look how beautiful she looks in a dupatta draped over her head.


Saudi Arabia is especially known for their extensive range in abayas. The best abayas in the world are found here. Many women wear the abaya as their choice for daily wear.

Beautiful turban hijab style from Somalia. The turban can be tied in many different ways and the advantage of wearing this style is you can wear many accessories, like earrings, necklace etc.

The Syrian hijab style.Nice and simple.

The Turkish style is another unique style that stands out from the rest.

The Palestinian hijab style. The Keffiyeh used as a hijab style.

The Indian hijab style is very similar to the Pakistani hijab style.
Those were all the different hijab styles from around the world.

Hijab for brides

As a bride, there are probably a hundred thousand things on your mind as you prepare for your big day. One of those things is probably how you’re going to wear your hijab.
For brides of some cultures, incorporating hijab into the traditional wedding dress might be tricky, while for others, it might already be embedded in the way the outfit is created. Depending on whether anyone you know wore hijab on their wedding day, you can find yourself stuck, trying to figure out how best to incorporate hijab into your outfit in a way that makes you feel comfortable and confident in the way you look.
Below, I’ve compiled a list of Bridal Hijab Looks to give you a sense of some of the ways you can style your hijab. Whether you choose a cultural outfit or a more Western white dress look, there is no reason you cannot wear hijab with it.
So think outside the box and have a look at these bridal hijab looks!

As Muslims, we belong to a variety of cultures and ethnic groups, and so our wedding looks are naturally going to be very different across the board. And thus there is no one right way to wear hijab on your wedding day. You might have friends and relatives around you who may try to dissuade you from wearing hijab on this important day. They might tell you that because it’s the most important day of your life, it’s okay to leave the hijab at home that day, to take a break, and really deck yourself out from head to toe. But you need to stay firm in your decision to wear hijab, even on your wedding day. Because it, like every other day, is a day you’ll be accountable for. So why break the rules just for one day?

Some of our cultures make us believe that the hijab will clash with our wedding day outfit and that it’ll prevent us from looking beautiful. But that couldn’t be further from the truth.
Your wedding day may be one of the most important days of your life, but there is no reason why you shouldn’t feel beautiful and confident in your hijab.
Hope you found this useful, girls!