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World Hijab Day is a special day on February 1st when people learn about and appreciate the hijab. The hijab is a headscarf some Muslim women wear for their religion and culture. On this day, people from different backgrounds are encouraged to try wearing the hijab to understand how it feels and to show support for women who choose to wear it. It's all about promoting kindness and understanding between different cultures and religions, so everyone can learn to respect each other and live together peacefully.
How to celebrate World Hijab Day?
On World Hijab Day, you can celebrate by trying on a colorful hijab to see how it feels. You could ask a friend who wears one to show you how to wrap it. You might decorate your room with hijab drawings or even design your own hijab patterns. Spend some time watching videos or reading stories about different hijab styles from around the world. Talk with your friends or family about what you learn and share interesting things. You can also make a thank you card for someone who wears a hijab, showing appreciation for them sharing their culture with you.
Where World Hijab Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
- - United Kingdom
- - Canada
- - Pakistan
- - Malaysia
- - India
- - Indonesia
- - Australia
- - Nigeria
- - Bangladesh
- - South Africa
- - France
- - Germany
- - Turkey
- - Saudi Arabia
