#Jalabiya

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[candleman27]

Cyno in an Egyptian Jalabiya

Cyno Jalabiya

[caramelldansenu]

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[camo-wolf]

Oooh some designs for both Jon and Damian I have you mind; basically your own take on their sleepwear, in particular Jon’s t shirt with pj pants and Damian with a full silk set?

Oooo ok! Thank you friend!

Here is Damian in a Jalabiya

As for Jon he’d probably wear his nerd shirts like from his favorite show and sweat pants

(The one he’s watching in Superman and Robin special)

@paladin-of-nerd-fandom65

[apollos-olives]

y’all Palestinians really are beautiful. The settlers are so jealous coz they couldn’t take away y’all’s natural beauty, it’s a crazy. Like Motaz looks so handsome and Plestia is so beautiful. Y’all are so blessed, the squatters are tryna steal your shit, but I have faith in y’all fr. And our culture is so vibranttttttttt. So colourful! During the strike I started researching a lot about the positive stuff about Palestine’s history and culture and I learned so muchhhhh. Researching clothes like the jalabiya and the abaya, and different foods like Za'atar and sumac and omg, imma make these foods this weekend yup. One thing about me, imma eat some cultural foods ANY DAY.

i'm so glad you're finding beauty in our culture!! we are very proud about our colors, clothing, and especially our food so we are so happy that people are enjoying that 🫶🫶 i hope you find, or make, some good palestinian food soon! let me know what you think. enjoy ♥️

[ikedoll]

jalabiya azel

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[deirakizuna]

Kalim's Birthday Fanart

As some of you may be aware already, for each twst character’s birthday i tend to make art of the birthday boy to celebrate, and my plan for this year was to use said art to promote different charities and local stores from countries in need. The next birthday on the list is Kalim’s and I wanted to make it special to promote a lot more charities than usual in a single post for the following countries: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Tunisia and Yemen (I wanted to include Sudan as well, but I’m not sure if it would be okay to do so given the fact that it’s in Northeast Africa, either way I’ll be making another special art piece focused on African countries for Leona’s birthday but I really want to add Sudan to Kalim and Jamil’s art as well, please do let me know if that’s alright).

My plan for these is to put Kalim in these countries’ different traditional clothing (yes, all of them if possible, I like to put the boys in at least 2 different outfits for their birthday and I don’t mind putting them in more if given enough time), and while I’ve found something in my investigation I also feel unsure of how accurate said information is, as well as the fact that I haven’t been able to find good reference for each article of clothing (most pics I’ve found are low res and I can’t see the details like that). So, after consulting with my sister about it, I decided to make this post to ask for help for this, since I’m not from any of the countries mentioned and I truly don’t want to end up doing something offensive due to lack of information when my objective is to try and bring more attention to what is happening there and hopefully spread the charity links to help the victims.

So please, if you can help me in any way to verify the information I gathered or link me more sources and references I can use (especially if you’re a part of any of these cultures) I would be incredibly grateful!

Notes and List of sites I gathered and consulted under Read More.

Notes:

My plan for Kalim’s outfits based on the information I have so far goes like this:

First outfit: white Thobe w/ embroidered neckline and cuffs + red and white Kuffiyeh/Shumagh (possibly over his shoulders instead of in his head, but I might change it) – OR – Kurdish traditional clothing (sharwall, long sleeved jacket, dress shirt and pshtwen/pshten).

Second Outfit: simple white Dishdasha + Champagne colored Bisht (given his social standing, please let me know if it’s innapropiate) + classic black and white Kuffiyeh/Shumagh.

Third Outfit: Dishdasha w/ blazer + embroidered belt + Jambiya + Shawl wrapped like a turban (colors and patterns not yet decided).

Fourth Outfit: Jalabiya + scarf + skullcap (colors and patterns not yet decided).

I don’t really know if that number of outfits is enough to represent all of the mentioned cultures or if I should add more, so please let me know! I’m also trying to find more reference pictures so that I can be as accurate as possible, so links to online shops that sell these garments also work pretty well for me (preferably, with models wearing them so I can see how the fabrics and layers interact with movement).

Sources I’ve found/consulted so far:

Arab Clothing: The Ultimate Guide | IstiZada

Video: Muslim Dresses Around The World Countries 2022 | Islamic Traditional Cloth For Men | Islamic Updates - YouTube

What is a dishdasha and how is it worn? (custom-qamis.com)

What is the Difference Between a Thobe and Dishdasha? – newarabia

Bisht | Abu Dhabi Culture

Clothing – The School of Abbasid Studies

Home - Nationalclothing.org

Clothing - Kurdish Central

Again, thank you so much for the help! If you also want to send me links of charities whose proceeds go to the mentioned countries, that would be just as appreciated!

[collapsedsquid]

The emails that flew between Lafarge Syria’s executives in 2013 and 2014 are an ample chronicle of self-interest and subterfuge. Among the chief correspondents was Firas Tlass, the son of a former defence minister who had since withdrawn his loyalty to Assad. Tlass hadn’t lived in the country since 2011, but he remained Lafarge’s chief fixer. To make its monthly payments to armed groups in northern Syria, Lafarge used Tlass as an intermediary. Tlass sent Pescheux, Lafarge Syria’s CEO, regular updates on the groups he was paying off, and Lafarge reimbursed him. (Neither Pescheux nor Tlass responded to requests for interviews.) Pescheux had to hassle Tlass to send invoices that were sufficiently evasive. In December 2012, Pescheux recommended that all invoices be on the letterhead of a new company located outside Syria: “This will avoid problems with Syrian authorities and our auditors.” The following April, he sent Tlass detailed invoicing instructions that would “make things more ‘presentable’ and help us a lot”. Pescheux added: “Please do not mention my name on this invoice.” Early in 2013, Tlass referred to a new group in his updates: the al-Nusra Front, an al-Qaida chapter that had taken Raqqa, and that had already been declared a terrorist organisation by the US. Lafarge started paying them: 200,000 Syrian pounds a month at first, rising to 325,000 soon after. In June, Waerness wrote to Pescheux that IS was gathering strength in the area; soon after, IS set up checkpoints on the roads around Jalabiya. Lafarge agreed to pay Tlass $75,000 a month, so that he could disburse funds to both groups – but the money would only come to him if Lafarge kept selling at least 75,000 tonnes of cement every quarter.

Make those sales targets or get killed by the Islamic State I guess

[fursasaida]

Translation:

"Last Ramadan in our home

This Ramadan in the tent

Many things changed around us, [but] God preserves us [or, God gives us patience]

Ramadan Kareem"

[ID: Screenshot of a tweet from Samer. The tweet shows two pictures. The first is a picture taken by someone else of Samer holding his toddler and a glowing lantern in a bright, warm home, at the edge of what is probably the living room with the entryway visible in the back. They are both dressed up, Samer in a pristine white jalabiya buttoned all the way up the neck, and his child in a tiny one with a black and gold vest on top and a white cap. The second photo is a selfie Samer has taken of himself holding the same child, a year older, seated in a tent with little space around them. The tent is whitish but dirty; Samer is wearing a gray hoodie with the hood up, and his child has a black and white sweater on. They are both smiling in both photos. The original Arabic text reads: "رمضان الماضي بالبيت / رمضان الحاضر بالخيمة / تغيرنا حاجات كتير، الله يصبرنا / رمضان كريم" End ID.]