Islamic identity is based on the belief that the Creator of man and the universe is the only substance that has sovereignty and authority to determine how human beings live their lives. Laiki good Muslims men and women, living their lives on the basis keyakina that they must account for any of their actions in the world to God. Therefore, the Muslim does not make sense mind and his desires as a determinant of how they define beauty, appearance, or how they judge themselves, but they return all of these problems to the Al-Quran and As-Sunnah.
Islam does not specify the exact concept of the criteria of "Pretty Woman", and also does not specify how the appearance of a woman in order to look her beauty. However, Islam does discuss the concept of how a Muslim should look at various occasions, and to whom he can fully show her beauty. A Muslim is obliged appearance accordance with the Shari'a, which cover all parts of the body except the face and his hands. In addition, wearing clothes that should not be too tight so that it looks in shape. Thus, all parts of the female body, including the neck, legs and hair (though only a piece of course) is the nakedness, which is forbidden viewpoint was seen in front of men who are not mahram.
In Surat an-Nur, Allah says: "Say to the believing women, let their gaze, and his cock, and they do not reveal her jewelry, except that (usually) appear thereof. And hendakalah their veils over her chest, and do not reveal their adornment except to their husbands, or their fathers, or their sons, or their husband's sons, or their brothers or sons of their sisters, or women of Islam, or slaves they have, or servants worthy of the man who has no desire (Cosmos women) or children who do not understand about the female genitalia. And do not strike their feet in order to know that they hide jewelry ". (QS.An-Nur 24:31). In addition, in front of men who are not mahram, a woman is not allowed to wear clothes, jewelry and use makeup that will mearik male attention on beauty.
Then, if a woman out of the house, appearance or clothing that required him is khimar, namely headgear that covers all parts of the head, neck, and shoulders around the chest; and the veil, that is a long cloth that covers the clothes daily and extended samapai to the bottom. Sebagaiamna words of Allah: "And let their veils over her chest". (QS.An-Nur 24:31). Meanwhile, in the Al Ahzab, Allah requires the veil: "O Prophet, tell your wives, your daughters and wives of the believers, let them stretch out jilbbnya all over their bodies". (QS.Al-Ahzab 33:59).
For muslmah, is a beauty (goodness) is when he follows the laws and rules of Allah. While evil is when he set aside the rules and follow their whims and desires. Efforts to get the appearance and behavior of the specified Allah clearly still within the limits of the ability of every woman., And certainly will not cause a variety of problems, such as eating disorders are caused due to expectations that are not reasonable to obtain the appearance, size body, and the body shape.
In Islam, Muslim women are encouraged to perform certain actions that make the appearance attractive to her husband, as adorned for her husband and look neat and clean. Muslim women know that such an act would bring to please Allah. But when did the beautification efforts Muslim women should be aware, that it all solely to comply with the limits specified Allah for him.
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