Generally Four types of Muslim male head covering.
Sometimes the skulcap and fez is also refered to as kufiya.
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That which looks like a cap with no bill is called a "kufi" pronounced koo-fee.
That which many Saudis and Kuwaitis wear which looks like a triangular cloth draped over the head and shoulders is called a "shimaag" pronounced shi-mahg or an "amaamah" pronounced ah-maa-ma.
Per Islam religion rules, no requirement for Muslim men to cover their heads. However, some Muslim men may cover their heads with what is called "Takiya" or "Tarboch". Religious leaders may cover their heads with what is symbolizing their religious status (Called Imamah or Turban).
The niqab is the cloth which covers the face as part of the hijab which is worn by Muslim women when they are in public. There remains a difference of opinion as to whether covering the face is obligatory.
Muslim women in Nigeria wear traditional Islamic clothing for females, including the head covering known as hijab, and covering their body except for the hands and feet. Some male Muslims either wear traditional Islamic clothing including a hat and thobe, which is a long robe-like garment.
Head hair
Is called a Muslim for a male and Muslimah for a female although it is not too emphasized.
A male deer is called a buck because you can tell by it's antlers by it's head.
The traditional male dress attire in Saudi Arabia typically includes a thobe (a long white robe), a head covering called a ghutra or shemagh, and a corded rope belt called an agal. This attire is commonly worn for formal occasions and daily wear.
The head of a Roman family was the oldest male. He was called the paterfamilia.
Usually, it is a male horse called a stallion.
Male
it is a cap worn by Muslim men but also worn by male Africans
The only difference between prayer for a man and a woman is that a woman must cover everything exept her face and hands, and man must cover everything from his navel to his knees (although it's better if he also wears a shirt and and head covering.)