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Let’s share ‘Traditional Dress’ of our country or where currently we are living :slight_smile:

I like in Kingdom of Bahrain :smooth: where the typical Bahraini woman dresses conservatively, uasually the daffah (عباية), a long loose-fitting black gown, is worn. However, there is no formal dress code in Bahrain, and foreigners as well as local women are seen wearing modern (but modest) outfits as well.
Bahraini men usually wear the Thobe (ثوب) and the traditional headdress which includes the Keffiyeh, Ghutra and Agal.

The Thobe, or ‘Dishdasha’ is a loose, long-sleeved, ankle-length garment. Summer Thobes are white and made of cotton and winter Thobes can be darker and made of wool.

The Ghutra is a square scarf, made of cotton, and is folded in a triangle and worn over the Keffiyeh. In Bahrain, it is usually red and white checked or all white. There is no significance placed on which kind the man wears. The Keffiyeh is a white knitted skull cap worn under the Ghutra.

The Agal is a thick, double, black cord that is worn on the top of the Ghutra to hold it in place.

In some occasions, Bahrainis wear a Bisht, which is a cloak made of wool, over the thobe. Unlike the thobe, the Bisht is soft, and it is usually black, brown, or grey.


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Oh thats cool

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Yeah but aik problem hy :smack2:

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national yaa qaumii libaas to is baat par munHasir hai k ham haiN kaun? ab India ke muslims ka national dress saaRii yaa dhoti to anhiiN ho saktaa...yeh poochhiye k "aapkaa ilaaqaaii yaa libaas kia hai?" :) kia Khayaal hai?

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:hmmm: Bhai! bilkul bja farmaya. lekin maqsad 2no ka aik hi hay :slight_smile:

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In the UK the traditional dress was a Suit for gentleman and a dress for the ladies.

The iconic british traditional dress though is arguable... these days most countries ascociate Brits with either rowdy drunken younger individuals causing havock especailly at football games.

Or perhaps that smarmy over the top British ignorant attitude that was so mocked in the days of Colonial era.

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Faris bhai u UK mein rehtay ho?

Well, when local team won soccer match the situation on the road go worse. But i guess that wasn't i meant :)

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Jee haan merey bhai… hum is waqt United Kingdom main hain… lekin Insha Allah agar naseeb main likha hain aur zindagee nein saath deeya tho Pakistan jald wapis aongaa! :jhanda:

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gr8 :biggthumb:

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Traditional Dress of Pakistan Shalwar Kameez :jhanda:

Im wearing it too :hehe:

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I love Shalwar Kameez and man kaftans and Dheels.

In fact anyhting traditional rocks... I'd rather have a Turban and Robes than T-shirt and Combats any day.

But in the UK I have to be in Uniform... not bad really becuase it was simmilar to the last days in Pakistan too.

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Faris Bhai! pplz wear kameez in public? as here u'll find in every single alley pak pplz wearing it :)

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Shure I wear it in public sometimes… But at work they would be shocked out of thier heads if an I came in to work in long clothes. Maybe I will do it anyway… :cb:

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Faris Bhai i bet u will look great in Shalwar Kameez :wink:

Bhabhi jee will love it too :smiley:

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LOL

Waleed bhai you know what would look even more hillarious?

Do some guys still wear Lungi and Salooka in Punjab these days? Imagine walking around in Britian in a Lungi and Salooka… :omg:

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Haha …Faris bhai ab woh baaat kahan hai …ab to phati hui jeans pehantay hai saray :hehe:

Lungi and Salooka in streets of britian :omg:

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muslim mard ka dress to saRee honaa bhee nahi chaa'eye.

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Dhooti mein Dhamaka :cb:


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tha uz cute .. i wanna wear one ..

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:welcome: faris :cu2: