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Taqyyiah is a head covering for men. Men may wear it:
- as local tradition and practice of clothing,
- per religion as for Jewish men, or
- when praying, but not religion requirement, as for Muslim men
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What is a taqiyah?
A taqiyah is a rounded cap worn by Muslim men as a part of Islamic clothing. It is usually worn to cover the head and is commonly seen in countries with significant Muslim populations.
Where can you find a Taqiyah patterns?
A taqiyah is a crocheted cap, worn by men. It can also be spelled as: tagiyah, or be referred to here in the U.S as: kufi. Looking at my research, it appears that in Saudi Arabia, the taqiyah is a bit different--being a bit larger of a cap, and worn more settled on the forehead, rather than on the crown of the hair. I didn't easily find specific taqiyah crochet patterns, but I think if you looked around the Internet, you would find patterns for beanies, caps and kippah--kippot is singular (also referred to as yarmulke--headgear worn by Jewish men). Look at the attached links to give you a starting point for finding patterns.
What are some secrets in Islam religion?
In Afghanistan, some of the adult muslim men mary little girls as young as ten and it's still going on in 2012 and it is abuse of children and should be stopped. Also muslims have something called taqiyah.
What is the name of the cap Islamic men wear?
Generally, they are known as "skull caps" in English. In Arabic, it is called a taqiyah.Different countries and regions each have their own unique style of the taqiyah. See the related link for different kinds of taqiyah worn throughout the world.
What is the headpiece worn by Muslim men?
No requirement per Islam religion for men to wear any thing on their heads. However, religious leaders may cover their heads with what is symbolizing their religious status (Called Imamah or Turban). Refer to question below for more information.
Should Christians wear religious headwear like the Taqiyah cap or small turbans for decoration and ceremonies?
It is left to personal choice: a christian can wear, or not wear, whatever they like. Some may decide to wear or not wear something to avoid offending others, or may decide not to wear headgear associated with non-christian religions. (I myself wouldn't, but that is a personal decision). For example, some christian women may decide to wear a headscarf, and they may decide to wear a veil and hijab in an Islamic country.
Why do Muslim men wear white skullcaps - taqiyah?
The taqiyah, also spelled tagiyah, gefiyah, keffiyah, and kufiyyah is a short, rounded cap worn by Muslim men. This cap is worn by Arab Muslims with the thawb or salwar kameez. When worn by itself, the tagiyah can be any color. When worn under the keffiyah scarf, it is always white. Some Muslims wrap the turban around the cap. The turban is called an Imama in Arabic. A hadith in the books of Abu Dawoodand Tirmidhi quotes Muhammad as saying, "The distinction between us and the polytheists is the turbans over our caps."In the United States and Britain, many Muslim merchants sell the prayer cap under the name kufi.Muslims always wear a cap under the turban, unlike Sikhs, Jews, and Arab Christians. (For more information about Arab Christians, see Maronite Church, Orthodox Church of Jerusalem, Melkite Greek Catholic Church, Melkite, and Arab Americans)Muslims wear the tagiyah cap to emulate Muhammad. The companions of Muhammad were never seen without their heads being covered. In order to emulate their actions, Muslims throughout the world wear a variety of tagiyah caps, fez hats, and other headgear. Another goal of wearing a tagiyah is to be more like Muhammad and therefore obey and follow his tradition. The tagiyah cap is not a modern invention within the US-based Muslim community, but a tradition from antiquity. In fact, ancient Arabs had the habit of always wearing something on their heads. They considered it inappropriate not to wear headgear like the keffiyeh, see Sartorial hijab for further information.The tagiyah is also called a prayer cap in English. Many Muslims wear the tagiyah during Jumu'ah, or Friday prayers at the mosque, and during daily salat, or prayers at home, see external links for photos. For men, it is mustahab, which means praise worthy or seeking the love of God, to cover the head during prayer. Some Muslims use a prayer mat during salat. It is common for men to wear a tagiyah during weddings. Peace.
What do you put on your head?
Hat. Here are some examples: Ascot Cap Akubra Ayam Balaclava (ski mask) Balmoral Bonnet Barretina Baseball Cap Beanie Bearskin Beaver Hat Beret Bicorne Biretta Boater Boonie Hat Boss of the Plains Bowler/Derby Bucket Hat Busby Campain Hat Capotain (aka Pilgrim Hat) Casquette Caubeen Chilote Cap Chullo Chupalla Cloche Hat Cricket Cap Cordobés Conical Asian Hat Coonskin Cap Cowboy Hat Custodian Helmet Deestalker Dunce Cap Fascinator Fedora Fez Flat Cap Gat Gatsby Garrison or Forage Cap Gaung Paung Ghutrah Glengarry Hard Hat Hardee Hat Homburg Karakul (Qaraqul) Kepi Kippah or Yarmulke Kolpik Kofia Kova Tembel Kufi Montera Mortarboard Pakul Panama Patrol Cap Peaked Cap Phrygian Cap Pith Helmet Porkpie Rastacap Sami Hat (aka Four Winds) Šajkača Salakot Santa Hat Shako Shtreimel Slouch Sombrero - my personal favorite Songkok Student Cap Tam O' Shanter Taqiyah Top Hat Toque Trilby Tricorne Trucker Hat Tubeteika Tudor Bonnet Tuque Turban Tyrolean Hat Ushanka Vueltiao Zucchetto
What is the Muslim male head covering called?
taj ( P ) Pronunciation Key (täzh, täj) n. A tall conical cap worn by Muslims as a headdress of distinction. tur·ban ( P ) Pronunciation Key (tûrbn) n. A traditionally Muslim headdress consisting of a long scarf of linen, cotton, or silk that is wound around a small cap or directly around the head. fez ( P ) Pronunciation Key (fz) n. pl. fez·zes A man's felt cap in the shape of a flat-topped cone, usually red with a black tassel hanging from the crown, worn chiefly in the eastern Mediterranean region. doppa Doppa is a Muslim version of the Jewish kippa. A square or round skullcap worn byKazan Tatars, Uzbeks and Uyghurs, is called doppa, The doppa is derived from a Turkic, more pointy ancestral form as seen worn by Jalaleddin Mingburnu in some of his portraits. Doppa might have influenced the development of kippa when Jewish communities interacted with Muslim Turks in Eurasia. There also the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keffiyeh
What kind of clothes are worn in Egypt?
=Peasant women would wear a gallebaya outdoors but in the city gallibaya tended to be worn only indoors. For public wear a woman would wear a wide woman's dress called a tob sebleh. ==Wide trousers were worn as underclothing gathered below knee and falling to ankles.==The woman's kaftan was called a yelek. This was lined, with the neck open to breast and buttoned or laced along side seams for shaping. It had high side slit over trousers. Girded with shawl. Women would wear a shirt under the yelek, and a djubbeh or binnish over it.==In Alexandria and Cairo, women would also wear the melaya luf - a large rectangular wrap worn for modesty, warmth, and used to carry things.==City women often worn a bur`a - a long rectangular face veil either of white cotton or open weave - and a headscarf (sometimes over a skullcap - taqiyah). Another headcovering was the mandil (headscarf) sometimes decorated with pom poms. Among the fellahin a bag like hattah was sometimes worn. =
What religon wear head scarfs?
In Judaism, Christianity and Islam the concept of covering the head is or was associated with propriety. All traditional depictions of the Virgin Mary, the mother of Christ, show her veiled. Veiling was a common practice with church-going women until the 1960s, and a number of very traditional churches retain the custom. The wearing of various forms of the Muslim veil has provoked controversy in the West.
What kind of clothes do Egyptians wear?
Any kind of clothes that they like including western style cloth subject to the only condition that for Muslims they observe the Islamic rules for cloth. refer to question below.they were sandles
