ZINAH

Looks like I'm not the only one who is addicted to Zara...my niece, only 3years old wears Zara too (Zara Kids of course). Could it be possible she got it from her aunt? But then again, her mother is a Zaraholic too haha

By the way, these pictures were taking during the sunny days of October

You can imagine how many pictures I took while I was in Saudi Arabia...1 months, over 15 places and crazy me with my photography obsession. Now do the maths haha there were roughly 700 pictures, obviously I won't bore you with all of them, I will only torture you with around 100+ pictures haha

I am sorry in advance, but my stay in Saudi was wonderful, I would so love to share every corner I have captured with you, every day I visited the Haram, every minute I enjoyed seeing so many happy faces...But  that would mean up to 50 blog posts about Saudi, and I am pretty sure you wouldn't want that :)
Also not to worry, I will post other stuff in between, you know the usual outfit posts, events I will be going to, reviews etc.

So here it goes, 2nd part of my Saudi holiday (obviously only selected pictures). Just be warned, there will be part 3 :D

The selected pictures are from Madinah.

These are the items I am most looking forward to wear this fall!

I have finally bought my own domain alhamdulillah! I am so excited about it, finally the URL to my blog is short and sweet. Sadly zinah.com was taken (how frustrating that everything 'zinah' is taken, but never used!) so I went for zinahns.com (the ns standing for my surname initials).

Hello to my new domain :D

Decided to climb up a mountain in Makkah, around the Ajyad area with my brother. There was this pretty old village, with happy people. It was wonderful, peaceful and quite. Really found it great to see entire Makkah from all way up and reflect on my life.

I loved it very much!

These are only few pictures...I have to sort out 700 pictures I took during my Saudi holiday :s

This was my first time celebrating Eid abroad (Madinah/ Saudi Arabia), and it was strange...really great to see the entire city celebrate, have fun, families going out until early in the morning (until 3am) and so much love in the air. Yet it felt a little bit lonely, since it was all new and we barely knew anyone there.

Normally we spent the 1st day of Eid having a huge lunch with the entire family and relatives. All coming over to our place. This time, it was just my parents, sister, brother and I, in a new place, knowing no one.
We still managed to have fun at the end by going out and seeing wonderful places and having a lovely dinner and delicious ice cream (Mövenpick Swiss Premium! Yuuuuummmm!)