History

 

MooMenn, We have derived our inspiration from the modesty that is depicted in the dressing of Muslim men. The name “Moomenn” means “believer” in Arabic and keeping this as the basis of our intention to modernise the dedicated Muslim clothes, we have been able to create wonders. Men’s fashion in Islam, especially the Sirwal and Qamis, is untouched and largely left as it is. But having a strong belief in Allah and his revelations to guide us, we are thriving to bring some creativity and shed the light of fashion on this untouched area. Islamic Clothing for Men We saw the problem with traditional men clothing by closely observing their unsuitability for social gatherings, everyday wear, work, of street/urban dressing. Therefore, we embarked on a journey to introduce our own line of clothing that strived to rejuvenate the fashion sense of Muslim men by giving them ample options of cloths based upon the structure of Jubba, Qamis, Thobe, or Sirwal. At last, we—MOOMENN—have created a collection of fashionable, trendy, yet modest clothing, dedicated to the young and adult Muslim men to wear anytime, anywhere, for any occasion, all the while being proud of his identity and meaning within the dress code of Islam. We leave them with numerous options elicited from the traditional or classic Thobe, Jubba, Qamis, Sirwal, Sharwal Kameez, and Kurta.  

How are we bringing a change? In almost all of the Muslim cultures, the types stated above are only limited and dedicated to being used for a prayer or official occasion. However, MOOMENN has brought a fresh and unique touch to the very fabric and structure of the dressing. By wearing our designs, the wearer is bound to look casual/urban, or sporty without compromising his identity as a Muslim.While our first priority is clothing, we are also stepping soon into other men’s fashion categories such as grooming through, and fragrances through. All of our product line up has the potential to level up to your expectation from a casual or urban styled traditional wearing.

Here are a few links to our popular collection.

Longline Sweatshirt Jubba, Longline Hoodie Jubba, Longline Shirts & T-Shirt , Jogger Sirwal and Tracksuits.

In Islam, wearing nice clothes is allowed by all means as is evident from the Sunnah of our Prophet (peace be upon him) and the Quran. What isn’t allowed is extravagance or pride, which is translated as ‘looking down upon others’ by our Prophet (peace be upon him). Therefore, in a sense modest fashion is definitely allowed in Islam. Even if we look at the history of clothing amongst Muslims, we see this modesty in the form of flappy Sirwal and wide Qamis. In fact, throughout the ruling ages of Muslims such as Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphate, the Mamluk Sultanate, Ottoman Empire, Safavid Iran, the Mughal Empire, and all of those that aren’t mentioned here, there had been various forms of the Jubbah, Thobe, Qamis, and Sirwal. Although these names are more common in the rest of the Muslim world, including the Middle East and Africa, in Indian Subcontinent, there are different versions of these names; and therefore, different versions of the dress. “Shalwar” is worn to cover the lower body, while “Kameez” or “Kurta” are worn to cover the torso. The word Kurta can also be applied to a suit of Shalwar and Kameez sewn to form a certain fitting design. Sirwal, Qamis, and the rest of its derivatives are both for men and women. However, when it comes to women fashion, embellishment such as embroidery and different peripheral designs are applied. While this is also true for some regions in the men’s fashion, care is taken to make male clothes more modest and simple without the use of any vivid patterns.