Is it weird for a Christians to wear a hijab?

Its not weird. Because its not only an islamic thing. Christian women used to cover their hair (its an obligation, Bible says so:)) just look at the nuns and virgin Mary...jewish women wore it too.

It is actually an obligation in many religions. Although women of the west stopped wearing it, you will notice that (if you travel) in many churches they don't let you go in if you don't cover your hair. Sooo...it's not weird.

I don't wear hijab, but I try it on many times and admire it infront the mirror hehe:D you could wear it such, it wouldnt look too much islamic, but its still a head covering: http://www.ljepota.ba/upload/vijesti/Pam... http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_OfanttMo3F0/SM... http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_OfanttMo3F0/SM...

Hi Keshia: It is a good way to hide Grey Hair. I wish that they were in. Well anyway, silk scraves are classy in my book.

In a warm climate, I would say no to it. But in a cold climate, yes. We need to wear hats here or scarves to keep warm.

We are ladies, we need designer scarves to help us keep warm. I get very cold here. Also it is a good way to hide double chins if you are over weight.

You should buy some designer scarves and have fun. I wear them, not a Hijab. If you talking about a nun's look, forget it.

It is the 21 century now. Some silk scarves cashmere, costs a lot of money. I got a couple.

I wear them with designer clothes when I go out. Always wear a nice lipstick and makeup. Also nice shoes with the look too.

You have a fascination with scarves, so do I. Enjoy. My other thing is bracelets, Enjoy that hobby.

To be respectful, hijabs are a religion thing too. Hijabs are to cover your face so a man can not see it. That is what they are for.

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