If she is rich, they make her wear sleeveless and to represent a middle/low class girl, you mostly see her wearing a dupatta.

— Hiba Tariq, Why I Stopped Wearing Abaya

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Why I Stopped Wearing Abaya

by Hiba Tariq

Non-Fiction · 50 pages

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Hiba Tariq

Hiba Tariq recently completed here Bsc. Hons in Accounting & Finance from Kinnaird College. She's planning to study creative writing on Master's level. Her major interests are abstract poetry and s…

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