The customary Jewish head covering (for simplicity, we'll call it a kippah [singular of kippot], although all the terms refer to approximately the same thing) - is a sign of humility for men, acknowledging what's "above" us (God). An additional explanation is that in ancient Rome, servants were required to cover their heads while freemen did not; thus, Jews covered their heads to show that they were servants of God. It's necessary for men to cover their heads during certain prayers (whether it be by a kippah or other headcovering), and for one making blessings all day, it's inconvenient to keep donning and removing a kippah, so we keep it on. In some places, the type of kippah expresses affiliation with a particular Orthodox community or political viewpoint. In other places, it doesn't really matter.
You can use a cloth to cover your head.
some people wear a head scarf to cover they're ears some wear the hegud .they wear a long dress to cover they're body
Head for cover.
for women, it is called hijab. it is a religion requirement. It should cover head, hair, and neck. For men, it is not a religion requirement to cover head with anything special. However, for religious leaders they wear usually what is called 'emama'
Any type of head covering that satisfies Islam rules. The rule for the head covering (called hijab) is to cover head, hair, and neck but not required to cover face and hands.
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In English you would just call it a head scarf. In Persian it's called a "rusaree"
they wear cloth around there head and some to cover their breast {for the women} and to cover their GOD given valuables.
it affects them by having them wear a head scarf and cover up there body.
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To protect herself from men's eyes and to protect the men from concupiscence.
Muslim women wear, per religion, hijab (or scarf or headdress) covering head, hair, and neck but not covering face or hands. Muslim men are not required, per religion, to cover their heads unless traditionally they cover it. There is no particular head dress prescribed in Islam for men. It mostly depends on the cultural traditions and weather conditions of the area where a Muslim man lives. He may cover his head with a turban, hat, scarf, handkerchief etc.