Can Islam and a career in fashion live together, and perfectly? Well, this is another Muslim women-related unanswered question. For, modelling calls for revealing skin, cat walking in semi-nude, posing in bikinis, etc.
But does Islam permit all this? Perhaps not, as it believes in modest dressing?
Michelle Leslie is just one of the thousands of Australian Muslim girls, who are trying to make their presence felt in the modeling world. As part of her job, she has even photographed astride a motorbike baring her bottom. Leslie has converted herself to Islam and has adopted a much modest wardrobe. She has switched to black burqua/burka, worn by the most devout Muslim women.
Though Leslie has converted to Islam yet Muslim commentators, including Australian Federation of Islamic Council’s head Ameer Ali, said that Leslie cannot be both a Muslim and a model, as there is an Islamic code of dressing according to which women must dress modestly.
But to be very frank, I personally feel that if one cannot wear the way one likes, then one is not following Islam but being dictated by it or, to be more precise, it is to be a slave of Islam.
Can Islam, fashion career go hand-in-hand?










Comments
Better a slave to Allah than a slave to 300
why pretend to be a muslim if you are a not sure of the religion. you can be a model and tell people you have embraced islam, maybe it is what the media wants us to know and believe, i personally believe she is a model maybe she likes islam as a religion but not ready to settle down and become one! my opinion is to let her be.... but frankly, in the fashion world, being a muslim lady wont make you become a supermodel.....you just have to choose which one you want to be at the end, a muslim or a model!
who would want to be a model with hair like that?...looks like a huhu grub
What a mediocre personality!
And ... let us think for a minute or so about all those poor kids, teenagers and people who are the slaves of trademarks and brands... who literally suffer from the diktat of the religion of ’fashion’...
a woman should be given the right to do what they want as long as they are sure it is what they want to do religion regardless