I really like the hijab and would love it if there was such a contest in Malaysia held near Shah Alam. I would like to participate. Please invite me to participate in this program, I would love to be invited and I would consider it a blessing from Allah swt.
Abdulazeez Hadizah
September 15, 2012 @ 02:09:36PM
I wil quite go along wit muhammed Ali.why shud ladies of islam be used as beauty tools to the world.have u forget suratul an-noor verse 30 downward where Allah tells the believing man and woman to cover their nudity and lower their gaze.my question is ?Ow wil they escape this during the competition that fitnah wil not occur.fear Allah
Mohammad Ali
September 2, 2012 @ 02:09:54PM
Moslim ladies should spread islam by modeling in good conduct of ethics , moral values, honesty, and purity of sperit and mind. not in show business. not in body display.
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