Muslim dresses around the World

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Khat Partoog (Traditional Pukhtoon male dress in Afg, Pakistan)

Firaaq Partoog (Traditional Pukhtoon female dress. Worn in Afg and all of Pakistan)

 

[KAMDEV]

Good dresses

 

[Shahryar Isfahani]

There is nothing Islamic/Muslim about sarees.

So what, there’s dozens of more beautiful Muslim dresses than Sarees. Don’t feel special troll.

Amazigh/Berber Male Traditional Clothes (men cover their face)

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Those are the best clothes. Wow!

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Those are the best clothes. Wow!

I once saw an amazing documentary on the harshness of Amazigh life. They live as nomads, moving from well to well, grazing animals and selling meat, salt, carpets, fabric, etc.

I’ll post it if I get time.

 

[Hack-Hook]

There is nothing Islamic/Muslim about sarees.

if you only could learn there is difference between Muslims and Islamic and we here talk about Muslims

Amazigh/Berber Male Traditional Clothes (men cover their face)


Amazigh/Berber Female Traditional Clothes (women usually don’t cover)


Amazigh/Berbers live in the Sahara (some of the harshest regions on Earth.) They inhabit Most North African, West African, and Saharan African Muslim Nations. They are not Arabs, but the descendants of the native people of the Sahara (like Hannibal of Carthage and the Phoenicians.)

Guess the Option of covering their face is there for both male and female . hope you don't want to tell me that's the face of a girl who was in contact with sun and sandstorm all her life

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Guess the Option of covering their face is there for both male and female . hope you don't want to tell me that's the face of a girl who was in contact with sun and sandstorm all her life

Amazigh/Berber vary very widely in skin color depending on which country they are in. Morroco, Tunisia, Algeria are Amazigh urban people generally and mostly white, while the Saharan Amazigh such as from Mali, Mauritania are almost black.

 

[Shahryar Isfahani]

Amazigh/Berber vary very widely in skin color depending on which country they are in. Morroco, Tunisia, Algeria are Amazigh urban people generally and mostly white, while the Saharan Amazigh such as from Mali, Mauritania are almost black.

I have a Moroccan friend. He has dark blonde colored afro hair, and really pale skin. North Africans are really diverse, they have a lot of European and African features. The girls are really beautiful

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

I have a Moroccan friend. He has dark blonde colored afro hair, and really pale skin. North Africans are really diverse, they have a lot of European and African features. The girls are really beautiful

There is something beautiful and noble about Black Amazigh people also. They are indeed gifted by Allah swt with great physique, beautiful features, and a pure, rich culture.

 

[khanasifm]

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[Hack-Hook]

Amazigh/Berber vary very widely in skin color depending on which country they are in. Morroco, Tunisia, Algeria are Amazigh urban people generally and mostly white, while the Saharan Amazigh such as from Mali, Mauritania are almost black.

The skin color is not important n the damage if sun and sand to skin is something like . see what sun did to the face of this truck driver.

 

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Firaaq Partoog

What is the origin of this word Firaaq in Afghanistan? It appears similar to the English frock which itself is borrowed from German.

 

[Shahryar Isfahani]

What is the origin of this word Firaaq in Afghanistan? It appears similar to the English frock which itself is borrowed from German.

It’s from Farsi. The language has many cognates to English.

Bradar- Brother
Madar- Mother
Nam - Name
Gau - Cow
Ard - Earth
Lab - Lip

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

In Pakistan, we have same dress but we spell it in English as ‘Frock’ and in Urdu as ‘Firaak.’ They commercialized in Pakistan and exported throughout the world.

Shalwar Kameez is called ‘Perahan wa tunbun’ in Afghanistan. It is defined by a shorter knee length shirt.

 

[zara ahmad]

Pakistani dresses

 

[JonAsad]

Meh.. not Pakistani