Thursday, February 11, 2016

Where Are My Red-Headed Princesses?

















Do we have any little red-headed Muslimahs out there?  I have a doll made just for her.  Meet the Lil' Husna Doll.


She is fair in complexion, dressed in a black abaya and hijab lined with white trim.  Lil' Husna comes with red yarn for hair in two cute ponytails and adorned with white ribbon bows.  She's a precious, huggable doll that would make a nice companion for another red-headed little girl, in sha'Allah.

Why did I choose to do a doll like her?  Why not?  Our ummah is diverse with people from ALL walks of life.  I'm telling you, it's a beautiful thing.

So.  Where are my red-headed princesses at?



Lil' Muslimah Dolls Boutique




Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Lil' Muslimah Dolls World Hijab Day Video

I did a little commercial like video on YouTube featuring my handmade dolls with a 10% off coupon offer on customer orders for World Hijab Day.  Whether you have a little Muslimah who wears hijab or not, the dolls make an excellent gift and I believe may even encourage the little princess to don her crown as these dolls do.  It's been up over a week and I'm quite proud of this small, modest video I put together, alhamdulillah.  


Lil' Muslimah Dolls Boutique

Wednesday, February 3, 2016

A Doll For Every Girl


This world is filled with so many people of many different beautiful skin tones ranging from fair to dark brown coming from all walks of life.  Allah, who is truly an artist, could have made us all one color, with the same hair color, eye color.  He could have made us all exactly the same, but He didn't.  He, Most Great and Merciful, has made each and every one of us different so that we may appreciate each other's differences.  See the beauty that surrounds us that is His Creation.  His work of art.  

When I look around at the sea of people, all I see is beauty.  Absolute beauty.  I see no race. That's something an idiot came up with and it should be abolished.  I don't see one color being better than the other. Why would I see such things?  It's pointless.  It achieves nothing great, so why subject our young, impressionable children to such things.  For me to think one is better than the other because of the color of their skin would be like me saying, "Allah! Um...You made a mistake!"  He NEVER makes a mistake.  He made us perfect. He made us beautiful.

As I gather the fabrics to make these dolls, I take into consideration the colors that closely resembles our beautiful skin colors: caramel brown or coffee with just a bit of cream, deep chocolate brown, fair with just a hint of peach.  I try to pick out the best color yarn that best captures, as close as I can get it, the color hair the little girl may have such as black, brown or blonde.  I even added a red head to the Lil' Muslimah Doll collection to represent our beautiful red heads out there.


In putting all of these things together, in looking at the sea of different shades of skin, in looking at the beauty that is Allah's creation, I make a doll for every girl.  Why?  Because THEY...ARE...BEAUTIFUL.  If you don't think so, then you need to get your eyes and heart checked.  

We are all beautiful in the eyes of Allah.  Who can color better than Him?  He is after all, the Artist.


Lil' Muslimah Dolls Boutique

Monday, January 4, 2016

Diversity is a Beautiful Thing


Diversity is a beautiful thing. Each doll I make, I think about the sister  with fair skin and red hair, or the sister who has dark brown skin and black hair, light brown skin with brown hair,  and so forth.  I make my dolls diverse in color because this ummah, the whole of mankind, is diverse.  We come from different backgrounds and with different shades of color.  That’s how Allah made it and it’s the most beautiful thing ever.  

Alhamdulillah.