How do I get over it and cover myself?

Veiling is a spiritual and personal step that marks an intimate commitment to Allah and your faith.

It is an act of worship that the Quran emphasizes to remind us of the importance of modesty and decency in our lives. Allah says in the Quran: "O Prophet! Tell your wives, your daughters, and the women of the believers to draw their veils over themselves, so that they may be recognized more quickly and will not be offended. Allah is Forgiving and Merciful." (Surah Al-Ahzab, 33:59)

First and foremost, remember that every journey to hijab is unique, and there is no "perfect" path.

What matters is that your decision is guided by your love for Allah and your desire to live in accordance with your beliefs.

To help you with this process, take a moment to explore your intention, seek inspiration, talk with other veiled sisters, and make du'as (prayers). Try different styles of veiling at home to slowly ease into it. Take your time, take it one step at a time, and be gentle with yourself: you'll make that leap at the right time, when you feel ready.

Here are some practical tips to help you get through this:

1. Mature your intention : The veil is first and foremost an act of worship , so clarify your intentions and make sure your motivation comes from the heart. Take time to meditate , read about the veil, and understand its spiritual significance.



2. Take small steps : If suddenly wearing a hijab seems difficult (however, we advise you not to overthink it, as the sheytan can influence this), start by gradually integrating the hijab into your daily life. Try wearing it at home first, then on occasional outings. These steps will allow you to get used to it gently.


3. Surround yourself with support : Share your wish with people you trust , such as friends or family members who understand the importance of the hijab . You could also reach out to other sisters who have taken this step to share their experiences and offer advice.



4. Make du'as (prayers) : Since hijab is a spiritual path , regularly ask Allah for help and strength . Regular connection with Him will remind you why you are choosing to take this step.



5. Educate yourself and get inspired : Watch videos or read testimonies of sisters who have veiled themselves to see how they took this step. This can help you feel understood and better anticipate the steps ahead.



6. Find your style : The hijab is also a means of expression ; explore different (legislated) styles and materials to find the ones that suit you best. Feeling that your hijab reflects who you are can make this transition smoother and more enjoyable .

At LeïShop, we offer you an explanation for our different types of sails.



7. Prepare for reactions : Although the majority will support you, some people may not understand your choice . Prepare yourself by staying focused on your intentions, remembering that this is, above all, a commitment to Allah .

Don't know how to tell your loved ones? Don't worry, we've prepared a little article specifically to help you better guide you 💕



8. Keep a positive outlook : Remember that every challenge and every step you take brings you closer to Allah and strengthens your faith . Accept this transition as an opportunity to grow spiritually .



9. Stay patient and kind to yourself : Take the time you need and respect your own pace. Every step forward, no matter how small, is a step toward your goal.



Moving toward this choice opens the door to divine protection, a sense of tranquility, and a strengthening of your faith.

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And who is it, maybe this will be your first veil as a young veiled person? 😉

May every veil you wear be a sweet protection, a source of peace for your heart and of rapprochement with Allah.

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