'Modest' Swimwear No Longer Just For The Pious

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maybe they've realized that men respect and value women more when they are modest and don't put out desperately.

Hope so. Practicing or non practicing. Muslim or non muslim, I think it's inbuilt in men and women to see through their personal choices and respect a woman (or man) for their modesty. I went to get some stuff from a timber yard once and the man (typical non muslim builder) actually apologized to me for the 'nude' calender on the wall. I thought subhan Allah, how nice - that's his natural fitrah talking.
 
Dressed modestly or immodestly is not related with which religion they embrace, but how pious they are. I often see non-Muslim women who dressed modestly, and Muslim women who dressed sexily.
 
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Peace upon you all

Great article. I think it's :awesome: that many women around the world, regardless of their faith, are wanting to wear modest, covered swimwear. It's very interesting to find out in this day and age, that many women out there would far prefer to cover up than put everything on display. Truly :awesome:

Also, designer brands are starting to permeate this swimwear too, applying it to their fashion seasons or whatever it is. Hmmm... Definitely will allow more coverage of the swimwear, and hopefully will be found in every store in the world as an option to all those who would wear this than the awful, hardly there swimwear that seems to dominate the market every spring/summer season.

Peace upon you all

:salamext:

Tis true, I may not be Muslim but I hate wearing what I see as just a bra and pants on the beach :hmm: much rather have more cover.
 

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