5 Muslim designers admired by the whole world

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The Muslim fashion industry is developing by leaps and bounds, and every year more and more designers appear who create real fashion masterpieces for Muslim women.

These five designers have already won their place in the sun - their works delight not only Muslim women, but also those who simply love oriental aesthetics and are interested in the culture of the East. Modest clothes do not mean boring, these fashion designers are sure, and we absolutely agree with them!

1. Iman Aldebe

Photo posted by IMAN ALDEBE (@imanaldebe) Oct 29, 2016 at 5:47 am PDT

The young Muslim designer Iman Aldebe, the daughter of an imam of Jordanian origin, grew up in Stockholm in a very religious family. According to her recollections, in her youth she always lacked variety in clothes, colorless scarves and the same cut depressed the girl.
Having become older, she not only started working on the creation of clothes that would be both modest and fashionable, but also began to fight against the condemnation of Muslim women who use cosmetics and follow stylish trends.
Today, the turban line designed by Iman is popular from Paris to New York.

2. Khan Tajim

Photo posted by Hana Tajima (@hntaj) Jan 19, 2016 at 7:14 PST

A Japanese woman who converted to Islam, a fashion blogger and designer, now lives in Saudi Arabia with her husband.According to Khan herself, her decision to wear a hijab, made in the midst of disputes about the ban on wearing a hijab in educational institutions, helped her to feel not only more confident, but also more beautiful and elegant.
In 2015, she launched her line with the Japanese brand UNIQLO. In her works, she tries to combine modest clothes with the most modern fashion trends.

3. Dian Pelangi

Photo posted by Dian Pelangi  (@dianpelangi) Dec 24 2016 at 8:10 PST

A young Indonesian designer, Dian Pelangi, from childhood, loved to draw dresses. Her love is bright colors and patterns. “Pelangi” means a rainbow, and it very often uses it in its works.

4. Dina Torkia

Photo posted by D I N A T O K I O (@dinatokio) Oct 4 2016 at 12:56 pm PDT

Her career began with blogging, after which the girl released a line of scarves that mix ethnic motifs. Dina loves unusual silhouettes and floral motifs, and also continues to blog on how to create elegant, feminine looks.

5. Genahara Nasution

Photo posted by JENAHARA NASUTION (@jenaharanasution) Jan 31, 2017 at 3:45 PST

The Indonesian designer Genahara Nasution in his collections prefers smooth lines, silk and chiffon, decorated with traditional embroidery of West Java. Jenahara also founded the Indonesian Hijabers Community, which has become a powerful incentive for the development of Muslim fashion in Indonesia, which, incidentally, is the country with the largest Muslim population in the world.
All these designers - and, of course, many others - are actively working to make Muslim fashion more vibrant and diverse! Of course, in order for a Muslim woman to dress beautifully and fashionably,It’s not necessary to buy designer clothes! To do this, it will be quite enough to follow, for example, the instagrams of these designers and take on arms various ideas that are not so difficult to translate into real life.
Details will also help to complement the modern look - for example, the corresponding gadget. The Russian brand BQ introduced a special novelty: an apparatus for people practicing Islam. The main features of the model are two pre-installed applications specifically for Muslims. They will help to accurately calculate the time of prayers based on the current location and with the help of a special alarm clock they will notify about the beginning of prayer. Also, the phone will find the nearest suitable restaurants with a halal menu for the owner and indicate the location of the nearest mosque. The holy book of the Quran can be read in text and listen to in audio formats, and any ayah can be sent via Email, Facebook or Twitter.

The hardware of the model is a 4-core processor with a clock frequency of 1300 MHz and a 5-inch IPS-display with HD resolution. The smartphone has 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal memory, which is easy to increase to 128 GB using a Micro SD Card.
The smartphone can be purchased at the manufacturer’s official online store www.bq-mobile.com.

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