My Faith My Belief My Religion ISLAM

What is like being a muslim girl living in western society, especially in the UK.



Well being a Young Muslim Women is hard for any women, but being one is London makes even more harder, well there something called peer pressure and trying to fit and wishing be like the cool kids, you see what i did there ( lyrical reference to Echo smiths Cool Kids song) i guess not, well anyways it is hard including for me, since i was bullied when i was little for just well for being me, but going to secondary school was even harder especially a girls school , where people cared about was looks and the way you dressed and talking about having boyfriends and boys.


While me on the other hand i was never those girls who cared about how my uniform looked and talk to the boys from schools next door i have been  the girl who wore the Hijab and understanding and learning what it means to be a muslim and i had my phases and to be honest i had my moment.

Proud to be Hijabi

  To me, right now being a muslim  and wearing hijab it symbolising who i am and i am proud of that, because being a muslims, is all about Peace, Respect, Love , Pure and Kindness and being Honest.

Being a muslim doesn't stop you doing what you love, it makes sure you do it the right way.

But now being a Muslim in 2015, its changing things, since the post 9/11 and the terror attack that have been committed by 'Muslim' and ISIS , which makes it easier for people to judge and have islamophobia views upon Muslims. Despise all that i will still practices my religion and still be proud to wear Hijab.

My inspiration: Gemma Peanut Gallery

So this post is in honour of my absolute favourite blogger and photographer, her name is Gemma Pranita you might know her as Jade from hit Aussie TV Soap Neighbours or you mainly known her from the  blog called Gemma Peanut Gallery, this blogs consist of basically her travelling experience , her style and her muse and love. 

28 year old ( not sure on the age ?) Gemma Pranita blog not only about her style or about herself, but it also shows her photography skills and doing collaboration with her friends/ actors such as The Original Star Phoebe Tonkin and Focus Star who acted along side Will Smith Margot Robbie and i think its cool to see that in someone blogs.

SO Nima ! WHAT MAKES HER BLOG DIFFERENT?

 It simple , her photos are captivating and the fact she a self taught photographer and the fact i stumbled upon her when i simple searched for self taught photographer bloggers and her blog was there,okey maybe that not true , i don't know how i found her but I'm lucky i did,  and the fact is simple i love reading her blogs.

For some reason, her blogs gave me motivation, it was like a sign on not giving up and she is the definitely the epitome of do what you makes you happy and taking risk .
i wish i had half of the success she had with her blog and maybe one day i would have the honour doing a collab with her and absorb the light , the feeling her photo portrays  its shows that she is beautiful person inside and out. Okay i guess it time for me to stop gushing over Gemma

Check out her blog : www.gemmapeanutgallery.com

Instagram: Gemma_Peanut

image from www.gemmapeanutgallery.com

Cheltenham Races Ladies Day 11th March 2015

Hi, so i was asked to  compile an outfit for the people at #ColourMeMarch for their most recent competition, showing you what i'd wear at the Cheltenham Races Ladies Day. This event is huge for other bloggers and fashionista who have been sharing and tweeting in their look or outfit for the event and here is the look that i would wear if i was going to the Cheltenham Races Ladies Day for ColourMeMarch .  

Missguided floaty Midi Shirt Dress Camel
Missguided High aist ripped White Jean
Missguided Double Strap T bar Sandal White
Missguided Overside Envelope Clutch Bag Nude 

These items are all from the Misguided range and thought of wearing the classic Nude and white to the events since is simple and classic and yet fresh and new. This what i would wear to the event if i could go, but i don't think i would be able to go with Uni deadline which is around the coroner.
This race is great opportunity to get all glammed up and since the weather lately its looking up so a pair of sunnies wouldn't hurt.
For more outfits and ideas please follow @ColourMeMarch on Twitter and also go to thefestival15.co.uk for more information about ColourMeMarch and about Ladies Days.

Nothing Wrong With Being An Introvert

Hi , well being an Introvert is basically about you feeling living alone is to to live happy and your prefer hiding in a crowd rather than standing out in one.You are perpetually tormented by idea of doing things wrong , not understanding or not being alert enough or intelligent enough. You lack in self-confidence and you seen to believe that other are better than you. 

Where there's a low level task to complete or a service to be allotted, its you who volunteers. when people want to get out of task, they naturally come to you as they know that you never say 'no'. It's not surprising that you sometime have the impression of being permanently exploited, but you don't really know how to break this vicious circle. 

On the rare occasions that you've tired to do so, this uncharacteristic defiance has cause uproar and you've ended up backing down. You are afraid of contact with others as you imagine that they are constantly judging you and that their probing looks will obviously find your faults.

So, you try to remain the most transport and discreet possible. How far will you take this logic of self-denigration?. Try and stop projecting onto others the bad image you have about yourself, have a god look around you and you'll see that they too have faults, weakness, so stop finding excuses for everything.

Maybe you were brought up in an atmosphere of 'You'll never make the grade' as a child- a poison that you need progressively to get out of your system. Learn to look after your own interest- everyone else does, so why not you ? You too have desires, dream and opinions- express them. If you think that by saying no or thinking  or thinking differently from others that you will no longer be loved, it just isn't so. Others will learn to respect you because you respect yourself.