Get married or try fasting, Fasting & not furious: These are not posters adorning a college campus but they are witty messages that adorn T-shirts, which have become a trend among Muslim youth around the world. Fashion in the age of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram is constantly being reinvented. Clothes today can be used as a path for spiritual enlightenment too; wearing your mind on your tee is fun. Design Molvi is one such online store that makes creatively designed clothing carrying catchy and fun Islamic messages. Ibrahim Khan from Design Molvi is an Oxford graduate from the UK and runs the business along with his cousins, who are his co-partners. It all started with Umair, my partner and a graphic designer, attending a lecture on using our talents for Dawah, and he thought why not use the concept of giving dawah through T- shirts, said Khan. Trendy T-shirts with slogans such as Smile it is Sunnah, Fasting & not furious, Live like a traveler in Duniya are some of their best sellers. Khan said that there is also a Baby Molvi products range for infants, toddlers and children with slogan such as Mummys Fajr reminder. Currently operating only through online stores, they have plans to expand into retail too. Brotherhood Arts is another online retailer that is spreading the spiritual word through clothes and has made a lucrative business out of it. The business is run by a husband and wife duo from Malaysia and sells T-shirts printed with catchy messages, ayahs from the Holy Quran and Hadith. They envision to inspire good values through arts and creativity. Established in 2004, Brotherhood Arts is slowly growing and spreading the message of truth through their sports gear and hoodies. With these T-shirts and other apparel, we can peacefully spread our message of Islam across the world, and they can best serve as a constant reminder for us even if they hang around in our wardrobes. They sure can replace the Armanis and Versaces for at least a day. Good things always have an impact. This is creativity used in the right direction says Mujahid Ali, a sales manager in a telephone company. Ali, who likes to flaunt his spiritual tees, adds Every person is a promotion outlet and what better way to wear and promote the best attributes we believe in of Islam. Email: [emailprotected] <\/p>\n
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