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Abayas.net
With its outstanding selection of stylish, comfortable and reasonably-priced abayas, hijabs, Islamic clothing and accessories, this US website is becoming a big hit in the Middle East.
Alrifai.com
Nutty about cashews? Then you’ll love this Lebanese retailer, who promises to mail world-class nuts to just about anywhere on the planet.
Abayas.net
With its outstanding selection of stylish, comfortable and reasonably-priced abayas, hijabs, Islamic clothing and accessories, this US website is becoming a big hit in the Middle East.
Alrifai.com
Nutty about cashews? Then you’ll love this Lebanese retailer, who promises to mail world-class nuts to just about anywhere on the planet.
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