Search / 12 posts tagged Islamic Festival

Finally, on the 3rd day of the Islamic Fashion Festival in Kuala Lumpur, the creativity kicked in. I’m not saying that we should wear whatever the designers manage to put together in their creative minds, but I’m saying that creativity and outlandish outfits are what makes fashion/runway shows fun to watch.

Here are some pictures found on various blogs (here, here and here) of fashion the 2nd day of the Islamic Fashion Festival in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The second show was a bridal theme show as you can see from the pictures, for us that don’t have anything against mixed wedding parties this could be

Celebration at Qatar Museum of Islamic Art ***** Qatar Museums Authority (QMA), the organization dedicated to developing the cultural resources of Doha, (capital of Qatar) an Arabian Gulf state, as a platform for international dialogue and understanding, has announced an agreement with the Tribeca

Here you are. The first IFF pictures I could find on the web: I don’t think there is anything revolutional about these outfits, but other than that they are pretty cute and colorful. I am looking forward to see something new, though! Do you like the fashion of the IFF so far?

My city just hosted a four-day documentary film festival. The festival showcased stories from 25 countries and exposed audiences to a different sense of humanity; a humanity often ignored at the giant Cineplex Odeon.

There is an unwritten rule behind most Islamic fashion shows; the head should be covered. Because of this, and designers urge to be the most innovative and creative, we can often spot hybrid hijabs and crazy headgear in these shows. Last years Islamic fashion festival of Malaysia held in Jakarta was no exception.

Salaam and Greetings of Peace: Ramadan will soon be over, and so it is fitting to repost this from last year. On the day of Eid-ul-Fitr, Hazrat Ali (A.S.) delivered a sermon in which he said: “O people! Verily this day of yours is the day when the righteous are awarded and the wretched are losers.

Salaam and Greetings of Peace: Ramadan will soon be over, and so it is fitting to repost this from last year. On the day of Eid-ul-Fitr, Hazrat Ali (A.S.) delivered a sermon in which he said: “O people! Verily this day of yours is the day when the righteous are awarded and the wretched are losers.

India is culturally rich and has extensive tradition in art and culture, which reflects Indian way life. It is Land of Diversity with number of monuments and Fort. People enjoy here life with joy and happiness with so many festivals and live with color of celebration.

The Edinburgh International Festival (EIF), held every August, is reputed as the biggest arts and cultural celebration in the world. Founded in 1947, as “a stage for peace and unity in Europe” after the Second World War, the festival has become an annual feast of music, opera, theatre and dance, and much more.