modest clothes for horseback riding?
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Topic: modest clothes for horseback riding?
Posted By: Aronell
Subject: modest clothes for horseback riding?
Date Posted: 27 September 2009 at 4:47pm
Assalamu alaikum
Is there nothing on the internet about muslimah horse riders? I heard something about an alternative olympics in Iran where there was at least one muslimah that rode in show jumping. I found one pic of her riding over a fence and I can't find it now. Nor the name of the competition. I found that by accident in the first place. There was an article that mentioned she had a special modest garment, and I can't seem to find a picture of it.
I'm looking, but it seems that I do not know the keywords that would let me find what I'm looking for. Can anyone put me in contact with muslimah equestrians? I've been horse crazy for 17 years and I want to be able to ride again....
There has got to be something.
Nora
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Posted By: Full of Hopes
Date Posted: 28 September 2009 at 8:47pm
Posted By: manduri
Date Posted: 29 May 2012 at 12:36am
i am also a Muslim horse rider i use this kind of styles .u can get a tailor to make the first brown one.and the second one u can buy at rabiaz.com. the first is brown.the second is from rabiaz.com in the Dhabi fashion week.
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Posted By: HalaHala2012
Date Posted: 06 June 2012 at 6:27am
Salam! Thank you for the wonderful picture! I too love horse's and am a good rider. I'm working on my husband (smile ) to get me a horse.
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Posted By: Chrysalis
Date Posted: 06 June 2012 at 6:28pm
[/QUOTE]Salam! Thank you for the wonderful picture! I too love horse's and am a good rider. I'm working on my husband (smile ) to get me a horse. [/QUOTE]
Good luck! I am trying to get a cat or a puppy. I think I may succeed in getting a puppy inshAllah.
------------- "O Lord, forgive me, my parents and Muslims in the Hereafter. O Lord, show mercy on them as they showed mercy to me when I was young."
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Posted By: joyful85
Date Posted: 23 June 2012 at 5:57pm
I love horseback riding!
I usually wear a pair of loose-fitting jeans and a long shirt that covers my bottom, or a t-shirt with a long-sleeve shirt underneath. I tie my hijab in the spanish style so that it doesn't get in my way, or catch on the saddle horn or in the reins.
I take my son riding every summer. He loves it! :)
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Posted By: Mella82
Date Posted: 30 August 2012 at 5:35pm
How wonderful to find other Musilmah equestrians! I believe there was another post on this matter by a sister not too long ago, but I haven't searched for it. I think it was more about riding on her private farm though, which wasn't in public.
I am a show jumper and I compete on the major circuits here in the USA including Wellington. Fortunately for me, in competitive show jumping, one doesn't necessarily have to follow the fad fashions as one would have to in hunters or equitation. There is no one judging you on the overall impression given by horse and rider. It's a matter of faults and time. The person with the least amount of faults and the fastest time wins, period, regardless of what one is wearing. Now, there are rules at rated/sanctioned competitions specified by the FEI (internationally) and the US Equestrian Federation (domestically) regarding what one can wear in competition.
To stay within the rules, this is what I wear: English riders are fortunate because their uniform for competition is inherently modest (except for the skin tight breeches!) I purchase plus sized breeches, even though I am not plus sized. I also use fabrics that are firmer and not as stretchy, so they hide my shape as best as possible. I wear normal field/dress boots as well as a typical ratcatcher/wrap collar long sleeved show shirt. I wear a normal riding coat in my usual size since in jumpers it's important not to have it be skin tight anyway. My hair gets tucked up into my helmet and all that is left exposed are my ears and about an inch of my neck. I use an underscarf underneath my helmet and place it so only a small bit of me ears are exposed. This works great since it actually imitates the popular competition hair style of having your hair over your ears! If you want to cover that last half inch of your neck that is showing, use an al amira style underscarf and tuck it into your show shirt.
When schooling at home, I just use loose breeches, half chaps and a loose turtleneck (or even a larger show shirt since the fabrics are so sporty these days!) plus my normal underscarf tucked into my shirt and underneath my helmet.
It's great to be part of such a modesty-friendly sport mashallah!
------------- O Allah, forgive me, have mercy upon me, guide me, give me health and grant me sustenance.
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Posted By: Siti H
Date Posted: 01 February 2014 at 3:56pm
Assalamualaikum everyone!
I'm so glad that there's some sort of Equestrian community on the net. It's kinda hard to find them. I'm just starting to learn how to ride and I actually face the same problems. There isn't an Equestrian clothing line available specifically for Muslimahs.
So I've decided to come up with one! I've created a short survey about it and I would appreciate it if you could fill it up. The survey can be found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1VnX90Zc_yHl1arIGmxlZJe4a959En1Ru0cm8QTS01HI/viewform
If you know of any other Muslimah horse-riders, do link them up to this survey. Jazakumullah khairan jazaa'!
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Posted By: BintAhmed
Date Posted: 11 February 2014 at 6:14am
Assalamu alaikum
sorry i don't have any links for you, but just wanted to say how fabulous it is to hear that there are female Muslim horseriders out there! So cool! I would love to do something like this! Maybe in a Muslim country...
Anyway, sorry for crashing your thread.
Miriam
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