Stylish Jubba Islamic clothing with traditional roots

Sept. 6, 2012 - PRLog -- Both men and women who follow the Muslim lifestyle will be required to wear the appropriate Islamic clothing. As set out by the Qur'an, worship is to be displayed in the acts of an individual but most notably, in the way that the individual dresses. The importance of shielding an Islamic identity with clothing is still very much followed today and when wearing the suitable garments, a person's modesty will be protected. Hiding beauty from members of the public is something that every Muslim will be expected to do as a way of respecting Allah and if you follow this religion but have a passion for style, you may want to expand your wardrobe with some traditional designer clothes.

Men's clothing

Men and women will wear different types of Islamic clothing but both will have deep, traditional meaning to them. A common garment to be worn by men is the thoub or the thobe. The thoub is very long and when worn, it will stretch down to the knees and fit loosely over the body. Otherwise known as a dishdasha, the thoub can be selected in a variety of colours and designs, making Jubba Islamic clothing a good choice if you want to impress others. As well as a thoub being made
available, other types of Islamic clothing worn by men can be purchased too.

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A male's head must be covered in order to abide by Allah's rules and this will be covered with a kufi or a kufiyyah. This traditional piece of clothing can sometimes be accompanied by a shmaagh. A shmaagh is also known as a gutra and this will prevent sun rays from penetrating the skin on the top of the head and causing burns. With new men's ranges being introduced regularly, it is possible to purchase a kufi in varying styles. The izaar is another type of Islamic clothing worn by men and this garment shields the lower section of the body.

Women's clothing

For women, the Islamic clothing is slightly different and will cover a larger portion of the body than men's clothing. Detailed in the Qur'an, women are not to expose their legs or torsos when in a public place. Only the face and hands can be exposed and when prayers take place, a khimar must be worn. A burqua will always be worn by a female and if you want to express your style even more, you should purchase Jubba Islamic clothing.

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If a Muslim woman resides in South Asia or South East Asia, a baju kurung or shalwar kameeze will be worn and in the Arabian Peninsula region, a jilbab will be worn with some type of embroidered dress over the top. North American Muslims are introducing new styles to their religion and this is proving Jubba Islamic clothing to be popular for the new fittings that are now being stocked at low prices.

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