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Another review today...! Of some products from the awesomeness that is The Islamic Greeting Card Store I've reviewed this company before and still love the company and their product, you can check out that review here http://ihijabi.blogspot.co.uk/2011/04/islamic-greeting-card-store-review.html The Islamic Greeting Card Store specialises in greeting cards for all occasions, from Wedding, Hajj/Umrah to congratulations for completing the Quran and random cards to just show your appreciation to your loved ones. They have sent me this years Eid card designs to show you guys and tell you what I think.... This year they have released 6 brand spanking new designs that are unique to them (that means you cannot find these designs anywhere else!). You can buy these cards at £1.50 each, which by my standards is really affordable, or as a pack of 6 (one of each design) for £6.99, saving you even more money. The quality of these cards are, as always, super mashaAllah, (they'r

Finally on annual leave from work so I can get on with all the posts I've been meaning to publish over the last month or so. Today I will be reviewing a company called ZokiPins who specialise in exquisite hand crafted hijab pins. Some of you who follow me on instagram [ ihijabi_blog ] will have seen some sneak previews of the pins which I tried out on my mum (if you don't follow my instagram then you're totally missing out =P). Firstly what I liked about the company when I opened the box is their creative way of sharing their business cards, the pins came in separate organza pouches with the business cards attached with a purple ribbon on each bag. The white and purple running colour theme gives the whole thing a sleek, sophisticated and professional look with all the finishing touches, which I absolutely adore! The next thing  that caught my eye was the attention to detail when it came to the pins. This Eleganza pin part of their limited edition colle

Salaam all and Ramadan Kareem!! I finally found a little bit of time in my busy schedule of work, eat, sleep, pray & other worship. So I decided to fulfil my promise and finish my coverage of the Urban Muslim Woman Show 2013. In this part I will share the rest of my photo's a feedback for the event that took place last month. Warning: Image heavy post Stalls What better way to keep women occupied than with shopping? As we walked into the venue we were met with a warm atmosphere and the place buzzing with excitement and activity. There were loads of lovely stalls showcasing businesses run by women. It was lovely to see so many successful and talented women under one roof with truly unique businesses. I stood and spoke to sister Syeda Sadiq for a while. She is a really lovely sister who is trying to set up her own tax and accounting business. MashaAllah here is a link to her website for more info if you are interested