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Redefining Masculinity: How Men Can Embrace Bags Without the Stereotypes
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Redefining Masculinity: How Men Can Embrace Bags Without the Stereotypes

In the realm of fashion, bags have traditionally been associated with women. However, the tides are changing as more men embrace bags as both practical accessories and style statements. Despite this shift, a lingering stigma surrounds men wearing bags, often tied to outdated notions of masculinity and gender roles. This article delves into the roots of this stigma and offers insights into how men can confidently wear bags—whether luxury bags, branded bags, or designer bags—without falling into stereotypes. The Origins of the Stigma The idea that bags are exclusively for women is a relatively modern concept. Historically, men have always used bags, from the functional satchels of mediaeval times to the practical briefcases of the 20th century. However, with the rise of handbags as a fe...
Inside Muslim Funerals: Unveiling the Spiritual and Cultural Practices
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Inside Muslim Funerals: Unveiling the Spiritual and Cultural Practices

Muslim funerals are rich in tradition and deep in spiritual significance, reflecting the core beliefs of Islam. These practices are carefully observed, ensuring that rituals align with Islamic teachings. This article provides insight into the key spiritual and cultural practices of a Muslim funeral, focusing on how these traditions are upheld in Singapore. The Islamic Perspective on Death In Islam, death is viewed not as an end but as a transition to the afterlife. The funeral process, therefore, is deeply spiritual, serving as a final act of care for the deceased and a means of seeking divine mercy. The belief in the afterlife is central to the Islamic faith, and this shapes the way Muslims approach death and burial. The moment a Muslim passes away, specific rituals are set into moti...
4 Things to Always Keep in Stock in Your Vanity
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4 Things to Always Keep in Stock in Your Vanity

Imagine this. You’re in the middle of applying your makeup and you run out of your favorite product. What’s even worse is if you’ve already started applying the product, not realizing there won’t be enough of it to cover your whole face. If it’s your foundation, you might be able to dilute it a little bit with your moisturizer, or use the extra product on the sponge or brush to at least even out the look. But how about your eyebrows or your lashes? What if one half of your face has these products, but the other doesn’t? You’ll have to remove all your makeup, which means you wasted your time for nothing. Thankfully, that won’t happen if you keep the following items in your vanity:  Concealer When you’re dealing with a pimple breakout or you have no time to use tweezers on your ...