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Dress code for Muslim men

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  • #2
    Victor
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    If I'm correct, it's traditional dress from South Asia - Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, etc.

    There is no one Islamic culture - the traditional spread of Islam is from Indonesia to Morocco - lots of regional variety.


  • #3
    BuffyBot
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    Victor wrote: »
    If I'm correct, it's traditional dress from South Asia - Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, etc.

    There is no one Islamic culture - the traditional spread of Islam is from Indonesia to Morocco - lots of regional variety.

    It's a modesty consideration, for the most part.


  • #4
    owenbutt
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    That's a Pakistani dress called Shalwar Kameez. Shalwar being the lower part and Kameez being the top part. The designs can vary from being plain on a day to day basis to being quite fancy on occassions such as weddings. You can relate this to people dressed up in slacks and shirts on a daily basis or suits for any occasions like weddings and funerals. This is what you migh come across on weddings. I can't post links being a new user so just change the links below:

    Women's

    salwarkameezsale.com/2014/sha-1125/images/salwar-kameez-sha-1128.jpg
    fashionwebz.com/image/cache/data/exotic-stone-enhanced-pakistani-salwar-kameez-800x1100.jpg
    chennaistore.com/image/cache/data/yellow-net-senton-salwar-kameez_11197-800x1100.jpg

    Men's
    fashionztrend.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/3-stunning-shalwar-kameez-for-mens-7.jpg
    andafunda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Latest-Indian-Salwar-Kameez-Design-For-Men-500x389.jpg
    shefashiontrend.com/wp-content/uploads/men-salwar-kurta-2013-style-2-402x1024.jpg


  • #5
    Peregrinus
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    The Darkroom wrote: »
    Hi, I was wondering why some Muslim men dress in a very long top and bottoms. they are loose fitting and look like a uniform. its hard to explain but I'll provide a link. https://img0.etsystatic.com/030/1/8537312/il_fullxfull.582309090_4vdq.jpg

    is there religious significance to this or is it just islamic culture?
    Neither. It's a regional thing. As others have pointed out, its tradition in and near Pakistan. While most of the people in that part of the word are Muslims, there are non-Muslims there as well, and they are just as likely as Muslims are to wear shalwar kameez.


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