My husband just sent me this link.
http://www.ahiida.com/
And here I am complaining about a bit of soreness from doubles.
I got it easy.
Looks like the burqinis cost about as much as a fastskin.
My husband just sent me this link.
http://www.ahiida.com/
And here I am complaining about a bit of soreness from doubles.
I got it easy.
Looks like the burqinis cost about as much as a fastskin.
Well that may fall within the Islamic guidelines of "modesty" but you'd be a fool to try to swim in that...it looks like a drowning waiting to happen.
I tried to swim with my Coolibar shirt on...you want to talk about drag...
I think it's for real. Keep in mind a body suit wouldn't conform to the strict Muslim dress code for women. Coverage isn't enough, it also must not be form fitting.
My husband just sent me this link.
http://www.ahiida.com/
Question posed completely tongue-in-cheek and for the fun of it (just couldn't resist):
Why would your husband send you this (particular) link?:bolt:
It's totally for real. I read an article a while back about these, and how they've allowed Muslim women in Australia to go to the beach and also to be lifeguards there.
The bodysuit doesn't conform to the strictest Islamic dress standard because it's form-fitting, but I know that at least Pakistan has recently allowed women to compete in swimming wearing the full coverage Fastskin-type suits. The women train with other women and wear regular swimsuits, but for competitions where there are men, they wear the full bodysuits.
I think it's pretty interesting how these suits that were developed simply for speed might have the unintentional consequence of opening up competitive swimming to women in the Arab world.
Question posed completely tongue-in-cheek and for the fun of it (just couldn't resist):
Why would your husband send you this (particular) link?:bolt:
Really! I think he's trying to say that my new Speedo pink camo suit is simply too obnoxious!
Many women who have the freedom to choose dress modestly do it as a way of showing respect to and/or worshipping God.
Or, alternatively, as a way to stay alive in a culture where extremeism is commonplace and deviation from male mandated dress codes, especially by females, can have awful consequences.
