Story of Haszliena Ali

Many out thr has been asking on my changes to don hijab, i just feel proud to say that i still make it on time. For one of the reasons, Allah swt has finally given me the beauty of motherhood. I have been married for 4-5 long years without Zuriat. Tears of dissapointment used to be my “monthly” bestfriend. Tried so many ways, traditionally & medically. We heed & tried every means without losing hopes.. Let alone to handle emotional, of harsh remarks thrown to us.. We had not lost hope..

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Story of Herda Yantie

let me share with you this. i will need to put this down anyway, so that i remember and that each time something happens that makes me question why i wear a hijab. why .. i will re-read this and hopefully be at peace with myself as well.

There will come a time in your life when you finally get it. when, in the midst of all your fears and insanity, you stop dead in your tracks and somewhere the voice inside your head cries out…ENOUGH! enough fighting and crying and blaming and struggling to hold on.

Then, like a child quieting down after a tantrum, you blink back your tears and begin to look at the world through new eyes. Continue reading

Story of Nurul Adilah

Assalamualaikum my fellow sisters in Islam,

I really, really enjoy reading the stories of fellow sisters and what they went through to finally don the hijab.Your blog ‘inspired’ me to look back at my tumblr archives and read this particular entry. It still brings tears to my eyes till this very day. I can’t quite recall how the feeling of wanting to wear the hijab hit me. What I remember was my fiance asking me to join him for religious talks, seminars etc around the Dec 2010-Jan2011 period. My understanding of Islam became deeper and as days went by, the idea of wearing the hijab kept popping in my head. Here is an entry off my tumbr. It was written about a week before I officially decided to wear the tudung. :) Continue reading