Launch of Hijab pins fab website

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The Biggest Hijab Pinz retailer has finally hit the world wide web! Check out the website at;

www.PinzPinzPinz.co.uk


Pioneers were always ahead of their time, PinzPinzPinz.co.uk will always be pioneers of this time.​

Established in June 2005 in London Pinz Pinz Pinz is at the forefront of manufacturing and retailing hijab pins. PinzPinzPinz.co.uk was founded to break barriers in the market which were charging excessive amounts for dainty pins which were of low quality and of high price. Today PinzPinzPinz.co.uk now have the biggest collection of retail and wholesale hijab pins on the web which are not only of great value but also are of exceptional quality.

We are proud to be showcasing unique contemporary and traditional hijab pins, sensational and stunning in their originality and individuality that challenge current trends and products on the market. Our pins use the finest materials and are of the highest standard, we make no compromise on quality.

PLEASE FORWARD THIS LINK...LETS PROMOTE MUSLIM BUSINESESS
 
www.PinzPinzPinz.co.uk


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Masha Allaah that looks like a nicely designed site.. may Allaah make you all successful in this life and the next, ameen.


 
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Kool website! Will see it soon Inshaa Allaah :)
 
there are 35 on the website but we have another 120 coming soon, so keep checking as we will be uploading them as we get them

many thanks for looking

pinz pinz pinz
 
blingbling said:
there are 35 on the website but we have another 120 coming soon, so keep checking as we will be uploading them as we get them

many thanks for looking

pinz pinz pinz
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No worrys i will keep checking:thumbs_up

such beautiful designs and so cheap also

but do you have to pay postage and packaging?:rollseyes
 
thank you for the comments

We make no money on postage and packing. We have tried to charge the bare minimum. The price £1.00 for postage covers the cost of the jiffy envelopes, bubble wrap and postage stamp. We dont intend to make money from the postage.

Do buy from us, our quality is unbeatable! Thats guaranteed!!

pinz pinz pinz
 
blingbling said:
thank you for the comments

We make no money on postage and packing. We have tried to charge the bare minimum. The price £1.00 for postage covers the cost of the jiffy envelopes, bubble wrap and postage stamp. We dont intend to make money from the postage.

Do buy from us, our quality is unbeatable! Thats guaranteed!!

pinz pinz pinz
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£1 is good,some companys charge 34.50 things like that but your price is very reasonable:) :thumbs_up
 
jazakillahu'kairan for sharing the site sis....

looks intriguing.......reasonable and affordable price too...mashAllah....:D
 
Correct me if I'm wrong, but since we should not display the jewellery we're wearing to non mahrams, it doesn't make sense to start adorning our hijabs with beautiful pins when a plain one will do the job just as well.
 
the choice is yours.

The pins are no longer than 2cm, and have functionality as the main reason for wearing it in the first place.

Your not wearing a necklace around your head its just a pin, so no your not adorning yourself, just making sure that your hijab stays in place and if that means the pin having a small flower design at the end of it then so be it.

If you like round plastic ones then thats personal taste and opinion.

pinz pinz pinz
 
^it's still beautifying yourself using hijab. Are my views OTT. What do other people think? :?
 
So it's ok to look pretty as long as you don't compromise your modesty?

I was reading this ayah assuming that we shouldn't display our adornments to strangers.

Quran:33:33 Do not show or display (fineries or ornaments or) beauties of your form (or countenance) that may excite a man’s lust
 
Muslimah_Sis said:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but since we should not display the jewellery we're wearing to non mahrams, it doesn't make sense to start adorning our hijabs with beautiful pins when a plain one will do the job just as well.
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Wallahi I am happy a sister mentioned it before me, cos I was feeling akward.

I think it's great to have Muslim businesess and muslims buying from muslims and everything, at the same time I dont think I'd like my kids wearing this.

Kinda defeats the purpose, can you really see a modest girl proper flowing hijab, black and everything lowering her gaze then kablam, BLING BLING in your face..:coolious: this is just my view cos you are all my brothers and sisters, and plus some people (GUYS) see this type of thing as a 'she's a hijabi 'cool' girl' and they feel more confortable to talk to you, like I see some sisters in tooting.

Eesa
 
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Wallahi I am happy a sister mentioned it before me, cos I was feeling akward.

I think it's great to have Muslim businesess and muslims buying from muslims and everything, at the same time I dont think I'd like my kids wearing this.

Kinda defeats the purpose, can you really see a modest girl proper flowing hijab, black and everything lowering her gaze then kablam, BLING BLING in your face..:coolious: this is just my view cos you are all my brothers and sisters, and plus some people (GUYS) see this type of thing as a 'she's a hijabi 'cool' girl' and they feel more confortable to talk to you, like I see some sisters in tooting.

Eesa
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That's exactly what I meant brother. These pins are attractive and pleasing to the eye, and I'm sure if as a woman I feel that way then men must too. To me, whether anyone agrees or not, they give out a message saying that a woman likes pretty things. Not that there's anything wrong with that itself but why show strangers what your personal preferences are when it comes to adornments? They may be only 2cm long, but they are speaking volumes about a woman's sexuality. And that just doesn't seem right.
 
Muslimah_Sis said:
That's exactly what I meant brother. These pins are attractive and pleasing to the eye, and I'm sure if as a woman I feel that way then men must too. To me, whether anyone agrees or not, they give out a message saying that a woman likes pretty things. Not that there's anything wrong with that itself but why show strangers what your personal preferences are when it comes to adornments? They may be only 2cm long, but they are speaking volumes about a woman's sexuality. And that just doesn't seem right.
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I have pins like the ones on the sisters website, but I avoid wearing them to uni..I'll just wear it in girl's only settings..That's not wrong is it?
However, the ones I do have are barely noticable..they're teeny weeny crystal designs and soo cute..:X
The thing is, what if that's like the only form of 'adornment' one has that's externally showing? I mean nobody really would pay attention to something that's on the back of your head unless they're right behind you right? :?
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Musaafir said:
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I have pins like the ones on the sisters website, but I avoid wearing them to uni..I'll just wear it in girl's only settings..That's not wrong is it?
However, the ones I do have are barely noticable..they're teeny weeny crystal designs and soo cute..:X
The thing is, what if that's like the only form of 'adornment' one has that's externally showing? I mean nobody really would pay attention to something that's on the back of your head unless they're right behind you right? :?
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MashaAllah sis. There's nothing wrong with adorning yourself when in female only setting. I was reading a site yesterday where women said that men nver notice anything when they dress up. believe it or not, the man's reply was that they do notice everything, even the colour of nail polish but don't feel it's significant enough to comment on.


Futhermore, we can't say no one will notice. People do notice and they make assumptions. Men also believe that no matter what women say, they are adorning themselves to look nice for men. So whether that's true or not, it can give off the wrong vibes and such things are best avoided.
 
Hmmm..so it's just best to stay as inconspicuous as possible :coolalien
I honestly never realised guys notice the teeny things :muddlehea...
But I don't like the idea of guys thinkin that women dress up to please 'em..I hope that's a stereotype and not applicable to all guys..
 
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