About Us
A family-run modest wear shop in Bahadurabad, Karachi — serving customers across Pakistan.
A small shop with a simple standard
Ameer Hamza Islamic Store started as a single counter in Saima Palace, selling hijabs to the students and working women who pass through Bahadurabad every day. The shop grew, but the way we buy hasn't changed: we handle the fabric before we stock it.
Today we cut and stitch our own abaya range upstairs, and source hijabs, caps and chaddars from mills we've worked with for years. Most of what we sell, we wear ourselves — which is a better quality check than any spec sheet.
We ship nationwide, but the shop is still open six days a week. If you're in Karachi, come and feel the fabric before you buy. That's always the best way.
Fabric first
We buy Korean Nida, cotton-jersey and lawn by the roll and check each one by hand. If a fabric pills, clings or fades in testing, we don't stock it — however cheap it is.
Honest sizing
Every abaya is listed by its actual length in inches, not vague S/M/L labels. Message us your height and we'll tell you which size to take.
Stitched here
Our abayas are cut and stitched in our own workshop above the shop. That's how we keep the finish consistent and fix a problem the same week you tell us about it.
Fair prices
We sell from our own shop with no middlemen, so a premium Nida abaya costs what it should — not what a mall markup says it should.
Free Delivery
On every order over Rs 4,000, anywhere in Pakistan.
14-Day Exchange
Wrong size or shade? Exchange it, unworn, within two weeks.
Fabric You Can Trust
Korean Nida, cotton-jersey and lawn — sourced and checked by hand.
Cash on Delivery
Pay when it reaches you, or transfer in advance. Your choice.
Abaya Size Guide
Our abayas are listed by total length in inches, measured from shoulder to hem. Pick by your height.
| Size | Recommended height |
|---|---|
| 50" | Up to 5'0" |
| 52" | 5'0" – 5'2" |
| 54" | 5'2" – 5'4" |
| 56" | 5'4" – 5'6" |
| 58" | 5'6" – 5'8" |
| 60" | 5'8" and above |
Between two sizes? Take the longer one — abayas are meant to fall past the ankle. Ask us if you're unsure.