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A woman who observes the traditional Muslim headscarf/veil (hijab) but accompanies it with clothing which may be extremely tight, flashy, or "characteristic of a hoe."
"I was at the mall the other day and I saw this girl with a shiny headscarf and a skirt which stuck to her so tightly that I could make our her nipples. What a hojabi."
hojabi by CuriousSpectator April 1, 2009
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Hojabi
derogotary term meaning a muslim women/girl wearing the hijab in a sexualised manner to attract attention as opposed to deterring the gaze of mens' eyes. A hojabi ties their hair in an unusually high ponytail and maybe even backcombs to add further volume, wrapping the scarf around to create a camel head effect. lipstick muslim Some add extra attention by wearing more than one scarf in many bright colours.
Hijabi Bluetooth
The utilization of space between one's headscarf and ear in order to position a cell phone as an improvised (and most importantly FREE) bluetooth device.
Random auntie: YOUR HIJABI BLUETOOTH IS SO CUTE MASHA'ALLAH!!!
Random auntie 2: PLEASE MARRY MY SON INSHA'ALLAH
Random auntie 2: PLEASE MARRY MY SON INSHA'ALLAH
Hijabi Bluetooth by Capt.Crunch89 July 26, 2011
Hoejabi
A Muslim girl who wears the hijab, but does not properly act like a hijabi/is not religious. i.e. drinks, has boyfriends, swears, wears tight clothes, etc.
Person 1: Did you see Sarah making out with Mark last night?
Person 2: Yeah, her dad would freak if he found out. She's such a hoejabi.
Person 2: Yeah, her dad would freak if he found out. She's such a hoejabi.
Hoejabi by thathandleisinuse March 12, 2017
Hijabi
A women or girl who wears the Islamic head-covering respectfully, called Hijab. This is the Arabic word for headscarf but isn't limited to that. It also means "cover" or "protection" against evil things in the surrounding world. Most people don't understand that Hijab is a choice and isn't forced by our religion it's forced by those who are extreme and those who are misrepresenting and understanding our faith.