Muslim dresses around the World

[Bilal9]

On Google, I saw that people with Lungi were usually shirtless. Have you worn it before, and have you been shirtless in public?

Bangladeshis typically do not wear Lungis or go shirtless in public unless one is desperately poor (rickshaw pullers/drivers). It is rare to see people sporting Lungis unless you go to far out villages. Lungi though is widely worn by village people all across India/Bangladesh, especially their Southern states.

Bangladeshi middle/higher-class traditional ethnic dress is a lightweight breathable tunic called (oddly enough) a 'Punjabee' (typically made of low-GSM silk or cotton), worn with pyjamas which can be slimmed out (skinny) almost like leggings (Churidar style) for the fashionable male younger set typically but baggy/wide legged for older/conservative folks. However these pyjamas don't resemble Pakistani type shalwars which bunch up around the ankle. Shalwars are also worn with Punjabees or shirt-collared Kameez but are a bit rarer (please see below).

This is more or less in line with North Indian or Pakistani dress-trends for men.

In light winter, a half-vest (waistcoat) is typically layered on top of the aforementioned Punjabee for warmth. In deep winter - a Nehru coat type suit jacket is also worn by well to do folks. This is called an 'Aachkan'. Bangladeshi brothers can correct me if I am wrong.

Here are contemporary fashion trends from local Bangladeshi fashion houses which is a bit on the avant garde side. Weather is very warm and humid which is reflected in choice of lightweight clothing.

 

[Bilal9]

This is typical Bangladeshi wedding couture for females. Lehengas are also popular like the rest of the subcontinent.

 

[RoadRunner401]

Even the cloths in Bangladesh are controlled RAW

 

[haidian]

Hui Muslims

They are ethnically Han Chinese believing in Islam. The biggest Muslim group in China.

 

[Hack-Hook]

I assure you guys that nowhere in Iran this is considered traditional cloth.

These are Iranian women traditional clothes.
Bakhtiari lor woman

Baluch woman

Qoochani Woman

Gilaki woman

Abyaneh (kashan)

Khorasan Kurd

Khorasan

Lor woman

Mazandaran woman (depended on the situation the skirt can be as short as 1/3rd of this)

Qashqaee Turk

Turkeman woman

Azerbaijan women

Clothes of khuzestan Arab women

 

[Shahryar Isfahani]

I assure you guys that nowhere in Iran this is considered traditional cloth.

These are Iranian women traditional clothes.
Bakhtiari lot woman

Baluch woman

Qoochani Woman

Gilaki woman

Abyaneh (kashan)

Khorasan Kurd

Khorasan

Lor woman

Mazandaran woman (depended on the situation the skirt can be as short as 1/3rd of this)

Qashqaee kord

Turkeman woman

Azerbaijan women

Clothes of khuzestan Arab women

Could only post one, thanks for sharing.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

The men from iran and turkey that you posted are only lur man and the turkish man is wearing Zaybek uniform

Meanwhile the Pak clothes are one of the several worn in Pakistan..

Including the so called afghan clothes.. and the Iranian Sistani culture and central asian influence in northern Pak, Gilgit Baltistan.

I assure you guys that nowhere in Iran this is considered traditional cloth.

These are Iranian women traditional clothes.
Bakhtiari lot woman

Baluch woman

Qoochani Woman

Gilaki woman

Abyaneh (kashan)

Khorasan Kurd

Khorasan

Lor woman

Mazandaran woman (depended on the situation the skirt can be as short as 1/3rd of this)

Qashqaee kord

Turkeman woman

Azerbaijan women

Clothes of khuzestan Arab women

Also worn in Pak.

Baluch
Qoochani

And a small kurd minority.

 

[Shahryar Isfahani]

Baluch
Qoochani

And a small kurd minority.

All are small ethnic groups. Would like to put them but I’m trying to show how the majority part of Muslim countries particularly dress

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

All are small ethnic groups. Would like to put them but I’m trying to show how the majority part of Muslim countries particularly dress

Im Baluch myself.. and we have the biggest Baluch population in Pak.. and we actually transcend provincial lines of Pak....

Irans Baluch population is not even half compared to us in Pakistan.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Iran Khorasan dress looks like Afghan, Pakistani Pukhtoon, Pakistan Punjabi dress. It’s very common esp in winter.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

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Stop trolling.

 

[Shahryar Isfahani]

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Some beautiful Muslim women feel the need to protect themselves from perverts/rapists like you.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

What trolling?

I gave examples of traditional Muslim woman dress

Are these or are these not traditional dresses that millions of Muslim Women wear?

Arent Muslims up in arms when some European country bans the Burqa?

Neither the OP nor any other poster included this dress worn by millions of Muslim woman so I just contributed to the thread.


Then there must be a lot of perverts/rapists in Arab countries. And what about Europe and western countries? Millions of Muslim women emigrate to these countries and then wear these kind of dresses

Reported.

 

[Hack-Hook]

Im Baluch myself.. and we have the biggest Baluch population in Pak.. and we actually transcend provincial lines of Pak....

Irans Baluch population is not even half compared to us in Pakistan.

Is really Iran and Pakistan Baluch two different group of people ?
Guess not .

 

[Shahryar Isfahani]

Is really Iran and Pakistan Baluch two different group of people ?
Guess not .

Yes and No. Baluch ARE the same group of people. But, if you’re talking about nationality, they are different. Baluch are primarily Sunni, naturally a lot of them migrated to Pakistan, that’s why our Baluch population is really low. One big difference is that Baluch of Iran are versed in Farsi whereas Pakistani Baluch aren’t.