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Cultural Significance and Modern Adaptations of Men's Thobes

As a society, we often associate traditional clothing with cultural significance and heritage. In many cultures, clothing not only serves as a means of protection and comfort, but also holds deep cultural and social significance. In the Middle East, one such garment that has stood the test of time is the Men's Thobe. This long, flowing robe has been a part of men's attire for centuries and continues to hold a significant place in many Middle Eastern cultures today. However, with the changing times and modern influences, the traditional Thobe has also undergone several adaptations. In this article, we will explore the cultural significance of the Men's Thobe and its evolution in modern times, shedding light on how this garment has managed to retain its traditional charm while also adapting to the changing trends. So, join us as we delve into the fascinating world of Men's Thobes and discover its enduring significance in the present day.

1. Traditional garment with cultural significance

One of the most fascinating aspects of traditional garments with cultural significance, such as men's thobes, is their ability to tell a story and reflect the rich heritage of a particular region or community. These timeless garments are not only worn for their practicality and comfort, but they also hold great symbolic value. They are a representation of tradition, history, and identity. Today, with the ease of online shopping, it has become increasingly convenient to explore and buy men's thobes online. From traditional styles to modern adaptations, there is a wide range of options available, including designer jubba for men, which offer a contemporary twist to this classic attire. Whether you are looking for a formal men's thobe for a special occasion or a casual one for everyday wear, the diverse selection caters to every taste and preference. Embracing the beauty of cultural heritage while incorporating modern elements, these thobes are a testament to the enduring charm and relevance of this iconic garment.

2. Evolving designs for modern fashion

When it comes to evolving designs for modern fashion, the world of men's thobes is no exception. With the increasing demand for stylish and trendy attire, designers have embraced the challenge of infusing contemporary elements into the traditional thobe. The result is a remarkable fusion of heritage and innovation that appeals to fashion-forward individuals. From sleek cuts and modern silhouettes to unique patterns and bold colors, these modern adaptations of thobes for men cater to the diverse tastes and preferences of the fashion-conscious. Whether you're attending a formal event or simply looking to make a fashion statement, the options are endless. With the convenience of online shopping, it has never been easier to explore and discover the perfect designer thobe for men that reflects your personal style and showcases your individuality. So why wait? Embrace the evolving designs of modern fashion and elevate your wardrobe with a men's thobe that combines the best of tradition and contemporary flair.

3. Regional variations and influences

When it comes to the world of men's thobes, it's fascinating to explore the regional variations and influences that have shaped their unique designs. From the flowing white thobes of the Arabian Peninsula to the intricately embroidered jubba of South Asia, each region has its own distinct style and cultural significance. These regional variations are often influenced by factors such as climate, historical traditions, and local craftsmanship. For instance, in warmer regions, thobes are often made from lightweight fabrics to provide comfort in the heat, while in colder climates, thicker materials and layered designs are common. Additionally, cultural influences can be seen in the patterns, colors, and embellishments used in the construction of thobes. Whether you're looking to buy a men's thobe online or explore the designer jubba for men, embracing the regional variations and influences allows you to appreciate the rich diversity and beauty of this traditional attire.

4. Thobes as a symbol of identity

As we delve deeper into the cultural significance and modern adaptations of men's thobes, it's important to recognize the profound role they play as a symbol of identity. For many individuals, wearing a thobe is not simply about donning a piece of clothing; it is a powerful expression of tradition, heritage, and personal values.

Thobes for men have long been associated with cultural pride and a sense of belonging. They serve as a visual representation of one's cultural background, religious beliefs, and social status. When wearing a thobe, individuals feel a deep connection to their roots and a sense of unity with their community.

In today's modern world, the significance of men's thobes has only grown stronger. With the availability of designer jubba for men and the ability to buy men's thobe online, individuals can now showcase their unique style and personality while still honoring the traditional garment.

Many fashion designers have recognized the potential for innovation and creativity with men's thobes. Through modern adaptations, we see a fusion of traditional elements with contemporary designs, such as unique cuts, vibrant colors, and intricate embellishments. This allows individuals to make a fashion statement while staying true to their cultural heritage.

Whether it's for religious observances, special occasions, or simply everyday wear, men's thobes continue to be a cherished symbol of identity. They serve as a reminder of our roots, our values, and the importance of preserving and celebrating our cultural heritage. So, embrace the beauty and diversity of thobes, explore the world of designer jubba for men, and let your thobe be a reflection of who you are and where you come from.

5. Versatile and practical fashion choice

When it comes to choosing our wardrobe, versatility and practicality are key factors in ensuring we make the most of our clothing choices. Men's thobes embody these qualities perfectly. With their loose and flowing design, thobes offer comfort and freedom of movement, making them a practical choice for various occasions and climates. Whether it's a formal event or a casual outing, a men's thobe provides a stylish and effortlessly elegant look that can be easily dressed up or down. Additionally, the availability of different colors, fabrics, and embellishments allows for endless possibilities in creating a unique and personalized look. So, if you're looking for a fashion choice that combines cultural significance with versatility and practicality, look no further than the timeless appeal of a men's thobe.

All in all, exploring the cultural significance and modern adaptations of men's thobes has been a fascinating journey for us. From its origins as a traditional garment to its evolution into a fashion statement, the thobe has stood the test of time and continues to be a beloved piece of clothing for many. We hope that this post has provided you with some insight into the rich history and versatility of the thobe, and perhaps even inspired you to try out a modern adaptation for yourself. Let's continue to appreciate and celebrate the diversity and beauty of different cultures through fashion.

[alienpossession]

Another continuation of the Dubai alien series

The model-bodybuilder Sander woke up from his proper sleep feeling refreshed. He opened the curtain to let the sunshine in as he walked around his apartment with no clothes whatsoever. After quick stretching session and several minutes of posing in the mirror, he walked past his sleeping bodyguard. He got the bodyguard as part of the scheme he worked on with the Prince as the alien that is now residing inside Sander has too close of an attachment with this particular bodyguard back when he was still a Prince, so he asked the new Prince to allow the bodyguard to be working for him still.

Sander wakes the bodyguard up, and with no hesitation, the fresh-from-slumber bodyguard quickly kneel and started kissing Sander's pubes. His tongue quickly explored the bushy and musky hair of his beloved Master before gently gliding across the veinous shaft of the bodybuilding powerhouse. Sander grunted in approval as his half-chubbed up cock started to snake into its full length, the tip emerged from the foreskin as it revealed its massive mushroom-head form that the bodyguard quickly serviced with his slick tongue. When he eventually made the move to let the 7.5 inches girthy monstrosity entered his mouth, Sander lost in euphoria as he grabbed the head of the bodyguard and jackhammered his cock deep into his throat. The majestic payload quickly released in the matter of minutes, making the devout bodyguard's throat slick with cum and his face looking like he's some kind of cum-guzzling twink when he is in fact a highly-trained martial artist and marksman that would never kneel to anyone, let alone allowing his face painted with sticky, salty cum. Satisfied, Sander gently tapped the bodyguard's face and then give him one big kiss before heading to the shower to clean himself

Sander of course didn't shower and instead basked in his glorious reflection and musky body odour.

He's going to the gym anyway so he can just shower later after his workout, so with no effort to clean himself thoroughly, he just wiped away some of the drying cum all over his body before donning his workout clothes

When he arrived at the gym, he started to put on the work, putting his muscle under so much stress, the veins started to pop and his grunts become increasingly louder as he racked up more weights and intensity to all his routine. As he just finished with hitting his personal best deadlift and decided to call it a day, he returned the massive weights to the rack and that's when his eyes caught on the two young studs he has not yet converted.

Newcomer? Tourist? Yeah, seemed like a fine looking pair of fit tourists. Based on the language spoken, these tourists came from Turkey but the way they talked, there's that unmistakably Germanic tonality to it, so....Turkish diaspora living in Germany then? Well, no need to guess, he will find out by himself when he shoves the slugs later to takeover their young brain.

So, what is the Prince really up to while his operatives worked to convert people left and right?

Prince Rashid, the eldest son of the local mid-level nobility, is looking at the alien as its tail-end finally slithered inside and left no traces behind. Then, he gently closed his tanktop back and smirked

"It's good to be back,"

The younger prince, who was practically responsible for the mass takeover of his own family, hugged his older brother as he then handed him his thobe to cover him more in-line with what an Emirati nobility should wear

"Good to have you with me here. Thanks for the fun night, it's been a while since we bonded, don't you think?"

"Will do anything for my younger bro. So, you will take care of them and all the clean-up?"

"Yeah, watch,"

The 9 Insta-hotties the young Prince called for the night suddenly wake up from their sleep and started to stand up as if they were some military recruits or something with their posture all straight and stiff. All this happened despite the fact that they were asleep soundly just mere seconds ago.

"Go clean up the apartment, whores. After that, get the fuck off from here and maybe start being useful and start marking all the men you all deemed worthy of my attention, understand?"

"Yes, my prince," all of them said in unison, their brain already fried by the slug and turned into bunch of bimbo puppets. Prince Rashid just laughed out loud

"Amazing, my Prince. Very amazing. I wish you would be generous enough one day to use my body to give such command, you know I'm more brutal than my younger brother. I'm quite the abusive jerk, even to my harem, let alone European whores like them,"

"Well, respectfully, I'm not really into all that. Besides, what's the point of you being all mighty and aggressive when you cannot even defend yourself by the end and turned into mere puppets anyway? Go get back home to your wife and kids before I humiliate you further, I don't want to see you anymore tonight," the tone of the young Prince quickly turned sharp with anger as he felt like his own subject dared to question his power and how far he could take things

The possessed Prince Rashid tried to be playful as he lightly punched the young prince on his shoulder while saying

"That's not how a younger brother addre---"

"Just get the fuck out before I make you soil your clothes with gallons of cum till your balls dry, I'm not in the mood for jokes," threatened the main alien using its real, coarsed voice. The older prince quickly retreated himself out from the penthouse in fear of triggering his progenitor's anger, while the younger prince sighed, feeling like in need of a new learning adventure and a form that will be more respected or provided him with excitement and thrilling life choices. That's when he remembered about the intel he already asked for Steven Barnett and all the preparation in regards to his takeover. Yup, that sounds hella tasty, slipping inside the son-in-law of an active General with strategic position in the United States? Maybe it's about time he executed the transference, it's been almost 2 weeks that Steven and his wife spent their time here, it wouldn't be too long before his return to the states. Looking at his phone, 5:44 AM, there's definitely still enough time for him to make the move right around this morning. But, it means he should really share the directives to the puppets all at once, the Prince cannot risk Steven to be able to get away from this. As the Prince stretched his body, he then sits down and decided to concentrate and pulling all the available memories from all the puppets that could be useful for the plan to succeed

As expected, Steven walked into the trap set-up by the aliens as he went to the gym recommended by them, not knowing it's basically a hub for puppets

The gym is surprisingly quiet despite the fact that it's morning in the weekend, but Steven is definitely not complaining. In fact, it makes the whole thing so much easier for him as he spent all his time to workout and not wasting time with some small talks with his friends. Yes he can comfortably called them friends, but it's not always fun to always have this sense of obligation to talk to them or mingle with them when the focus is supposedly the workout, so the quietness is a welcome change, especially noting the fact that he's about to go back home to the States very early in the morning

8.50 AM and the gym is still hella empty, except a few people that he never met previously. Probably some infrequent gymgoer judging from their body shapes, but hey, it's not like he needed to judge them. After putting all the weights back to its rack, he strutted to the locker room and started stripping. He kicked off his rank, size 15 shoes away to reveal a very sweaty socked feet, which he also quickly took off and tossed to the corner of the locker room. He scrunched up his nose, he should grab that foot spray he saw yesterday in the supermarket later before heading back to the hotel. Then, he stuffed his drenched tanktop that clung to his massive body and the sweat-soaked sweatpants to his duffel bag, only leaving his sweaty underwear on as he decided to cool down a bit while doing some posing practices

Enamored by the ripple of his own muscles and the music he blasted, Steven didn't realize the swarm of men that carefully entered the locker room, led by Craig and Olly. Steven practically posed in the far-end corner of the massive gym locker room and the rows of lockers blocked his view and hearing until it's too late.

Olly was the first that made the move as his sudden appearance slightly surprised Steven. The young blondie quickly apologized and acted normally as if he just arrived for a workout while complimenting Steven's pumped physique. Then, things take a wild turn when Olly decided to say that he wanted to get a taste of Steven's sweaty ass. That surprised Steven even more as he chuckled it off trying to pass it as some crude jokes, but when Olly literally stared at him like he's some kind of prey, Steven quickly reacted with anger on how he would never swing that way and he's not gonna let any man get close to his ass or dick! To his surprise, Craig, Olly's stepbrother, grabbed Steven's ass from behind which caused the much-bigger Steven to yelp in surprise. That's when Olly marched on as his stepbrother tried to held Steven's hand. Steven fought off the two brothers and even managed to slam Olly to one of the locker before trying to make his escape. But the severity of the situation and the dawning realization that he wouldn't be able to get away from here quickly engulfed him when he's faced with the reality as swarm of fit bodybuilders and gymgoers blocking his way from both ends. He tried to reason with them, asking them to let him go and start thinking rationally, but all effort went futile as their mission were clear, to convert him per the direction of the Prince.

"Convert me to what? Islam? Fuck, are you kidding me? All this just because of some religious fanaticism?"

One of them then said

"Oh no, Steven, it's better than that,"

Alarm bells quickly rang inside Steven's mind when all the men that surrounded him smirked devilishly as they opened their mouth and then spit out some gooey black slug from their mouth to their hands. As Steven's started screaming for help, all the men tried to muffle his mouth as they thrown and even shoved the slimy black slug down Steven's throat. His scream quickly drowned by the loud cheers of men that witnessed all the slug entered Steven's body from his mouth, nose and ears and quickly trembled as the alien seized control of his brain. But, the men quickly moved over as the Prince tried to approach the convulsing Steven. He already arrived at the gym and simply cannot wait to transfer. As the Prince retched out copious amount of black slug, the one that entered Steven's whole system earlier also moved out from his body as it did its purpose already to paralyze Steven temporarily. The slugs returned back to their respective bodies while the Prince slug slithered through Steven's gaped mouth and flared nostrils. After another seizure as the slug established control over his brain, Steven opened his eyes a brand new man

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Add: I think this sort of act as a closure for this particular story. But if there's anything you wanted me to whip out, like more stories on Mike, or any of the characters, hit me up and maybe I can make some spin-off or something, but only if anyone is interested

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Emirati thobe

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Cultural Charms Incorporating Emirati Traditions into Your Destination Wedding

Incorporating Emirati traditions into your destination wedding in the UAE can add a unique and authentic touch to your celebration. Here are several cultural charms and traditions you can consider incorporating into your wedding festivities:

1. Emirati Attire:

Embrace Emirati culture by incorporating traditional attire into your wedding. The bride can opt for a stunning Emirati bridal gown known as a "Bridal Thobe" or a beautifully embellished kaftan. The groom can wear a traditional Emirati Kandura or a formal Emirati suit.

2. Traditional Emirati Welcome:

Welcome your guests with a traditional Emirati hospitality gesture known as "Gahwa" (Arabic coffee) and dates. You can set up a Gahwa station to serve Arabic coffee along with dates, which symbolize warmth and hospitality.

3. Al Ayyala Dance Performance:

Consider arranging for an Al Ayyala dance performance, a traditional Emirati dance characterized by synchronized movements and poetic verses. This traditional dance can be a captivating cultural element for your wedding.

4. Emirati Cuisine:

Incorporate Emirati cuisine into your wedding menu. Include dishes such as Machboos (spiced rice with meat), Harees (a slow-cooked wheat and meat dish), Luqaimat (sweet dumplings), and other traditional Emirati delicacies.

5. Emirati Decor and Themes:

Decorate your wedding venue with elements inspired by Emirati culture, such as incorporating colors of the UAE flag, traditional patterns, fabrics, and ornate decorations.

6. Falconry Display:

Showcase a falconry display, an integral part of Emirati heritage. Trained falcons can be displayed, symbolizing bravery and strength, offering a unique experience for guests.

7. Palm Trees and Dates:

Incorporate palm trees or date palms as part of your decor. Dates hold significance in Emirati culture and symbolize blessings, abundance, and hospitality.

8. Arabic Calligraphy and Symbols:

Use Arabic calligraphy for signage, wedding invitations, or personalized wedding favors. Incorporate symbols like the falcon, camels, or the UAE flag into your wedding stationery or decor.

9. Cultural Wedding Gifts:

Offer traditional Emirati-themed wedding favors or gifts to guests, such as miniature camel sculptures, Arabic calligraphy art pieces, or local spices and sweets.

10. Cultural Blessings or Traditions:

Consider incorporating Emirati blessings or rituals into the wedding ceremony, such as the reading of Emirati poetry or blessings for the couple's future happiness.

Note:

When incorporating cultural traditions, respect and understanding of Emirati customs are crucial. Seek guidance or work with locals to ensure the traditions are honored respectfully.

By integrating these Emirati traditions into your destination wedding celebration, you can create an unforgettable and culturally immersive experience for yourselves and your guests, while honoring the rich heritage of the UAE.

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Elevate Your Style with Premium Emirati Thobes

In the realm of traditional attire, Emirati thobes stand as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and elegance of the United Arab Emirates. The Emirati thobe is not just a piece of clothing; it's a symbol of identity, tradition, and a connection to the country's past. The modern fashion industry has given birth to a new trend - "Premium Emirati Thobes" - combining the allure of tradition with contemporary style and luxury.

These premium Emirati thobes are meticulously crafted, paying homage to the intricate details and design elements that have been cherished for generations. Skilled artisans blend traditional craftsmanship with innovative techniques to create thobes that exude sophistication. From the choice of high-quality fabrics to the delicate embroidery and embellishments, every element speaks of elegance.

What sets apart premium Emirati thobes is the fusion of authenticity with modern aesthetics. While staying true to the classic silhouette, designers experiment with colors, cuts, and patterns, offering a diverse range to cater to different preferences. The incorporation of subtle embellishments like Swarovski crystals or intricate gold threading elevates the thobe to a whole new level, making it suitable for formal occasions, weddings, and even red-carpet events.

These thobes aren't just clothing; they are statements. They convey a sense of pride in one's heritage while embracing the present. The premium tag isn't just about the cost; it's about the investment in artistry and culture. Owning a premium Emirati thobe is akin to owning a piece of history, a tangible link to the past that bridges generations.

In a world where fashion trends come and go, the allure of Emirati thobes remains timeless. Premium versions of these thobes offer a way for individuals to embody the essence of the UAE's cultural identity with a contemporary twist. They tell a story of the country's history, its appreciation for artistry, and its ability to evolve without losing touch with its roots.

In conclusion, premium Emirati thobes stand as more than just garments; they are embodiments of tradition, luxury, and innovation. They represent the meeting point of the past and the present, offering individuals a chance to adorn themselves with cultural heritage while embracing the allure of modern fashion. Whether for special occasions or everyday wear, these thobes are a true reflection of the UAE's rich legacy and its vibrant future.

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The Tradition of Kandura: Understanding the History and Significance of Dubai's National Dress

The kandura, also known as the thobe, is the traditional garment worn by men in the United Arab Emirates, including Dubai. The kandura has a long history and cultural significance that dates back centuries, and it remains an important part of Emirati identity and heritage today.

The kandura is a loose-fitting, ankle-length garment made from lightweight cotton or other breathable fabrics. It is typically white or off-white in color, which helps to reflect the intense heat of the sun and keep the wearer cool in the hot desert climate. The kandura is usually worn with a headscarf or ghutra, which is held in place with an agal, a cord made from black or white wool.

One of the reasons why the kandura has remained a staple of Emirati dress for so long is that it is well-suited to the country's traditional way of life. The kandura's loose, flowing design allows for ease of movement and provides protection from the sun and sand. It is also an important symbol of modesty and respectability, which are highly valued qualities in Emirati culture.

Another reason why the kandura is so important to Emirati culture is that it serves as a visual marker of national identity. By wearing the kandura, Emirati men are able to display their pride in their country and their culture. It is also a way for them to distinguish themselves from other cultures and to maintain a sense of unity and solidarity within their own community.

The history of the kandura dates back to the early days of the Bedouin tribes that inhabited the Arabian Peninsula. These tribes were primarily nomadic, and their way of life required clothing that was both practical and comfortable. The kandura, with its loose-fitting design and lightweight fabric, was the perfect solution.

Over time, the kandura became more than just a practical garment. It became a symbol of Emirati identity and heritage, and it remains an important part of the country's cultural heritage to this day. Today, the kandura is worn not just in Dubai, but throughout the United Arab Emirates and other parts of the Middle East.

In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in traditional Emirati dress, including the kandura. Many young Emiratis are embracing their heritage and choosing to wear the kandura as a way of connecting with their cultural roots. At the same time, designers and fashion brands are incorporating traditional elements of Emirati dress into their collections, helping to keep this important part of the country's cultural heritage alive and well.

In conclusion, the kandura is a symbol of Emirati culture and identity that has been passed down through generations. It is a practical garment that is well-suited to the country's hot, desert climate, but it is also much more than that. The kandura is a way for Emirati men to display their pride in their country and their culture, and it is an important part of the country's rich cultural heritage.

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Thobe dan Abaya

Thobe. Abie senang sekali mengenakan thobe, gamis panjang yang dipakai oleh laki-laki di Saudi. Benarlah, memang demikian adat dan budayanya laki-laki Arab, mengenakan gamis panjang dalam kesehariannya. Untuk negara selain Saudi, hanya sedikit perbedaan saja pada desainnya dan juga namanya. Seperti di UAE disebut emirati kandura, lalu di Oman dan Kuwait disebut dishdasha. Kalau di Saudi sendiri, disebut thobe dengan ciri yang paling menonjol adalah kerahnya yang agak kaku. Umumnya thobe berwarna putih. Tapi, tersedia juga warna-warna lainnya yang cenderung gelap, yang biasanya digunakan saat musim dingin.

“Masya Allah, thobe ini ya pakaian yang paling universal. Versatile. Bisa dipakai shalat, bisa dipakai kerja, sekolah, hangout, nikah, ke pasar, nonton pertandingan bola, dan banyak lagi. Pokoknya masuk untuk dipakai kemana saja dan untuk acara apa saja.” kata Abie dengan semangat.

“Dan satu lagi, siapa pun bisa pakai thobe. Keluarga kerajaan, pejabat, orang biasa, siapa pun bisa pakai. Ini pakaian itu super duper ajaib.” tambahnya.

Eh lupa, thobe ini juga bisa kok dipadukan dengan busana lainnya. Jaket, jubah (bisht), jas.” ujarnya lagi.

Abaya, sama dengan thobe yang memiliki multifungsi, juga membuatku senang sekali mengenakannya. Abaya adalah terusan panjang yang biasa dipakai oleh perempuan di Saudi. Abaya ini bentuk dan fungsinya seperti outer, bukan gamis selayaknya di Indonesia. Jadi, mau pakai baju apapun, entah baju kaos lengan pendek ataupun gamis panjang sekalipun, di luarnya tetap menggunakan abaya lagi.

Dulu, ada aturan mengenakan abaya harus berwarna hitam. Tak hanya bagi para muslimah, aturan tersebut berlaku untuk semua perempuan di Saudi. Orang-orang Filipina dan India yang bukan penganut agama Islam pun juga harus memakainya. Namun, kini aturan itu dilonggarkan, seperti boleh mengenakan abaya selain hitam. Bahkan, sudah tidak harus lagi memakainya. Meskipun demikian, kulihat banyak perempuan Saudi masih berpedoman pada kebiasaannya, memakai abaya saat di luar rumah. Sepengamatanku, yang menanggalkannya justru kebanyakan dari perempuan pekerja migran dari Indonesia, Malaysia, dan Filipina. Mereka ada yang mengenakan gamis warna-warni. Bahkan, kulihat juga sudah ada yang terbiasa keluar rumah menggunakan celana saja.

Untukku sendiri, abaya adalah pakaian yang nyaman. Kalau kemana-mana tidak perlu berganti baju, hanya tinggal menambahkan abaya saja sebagai pakaian luaran. Kenyamanannya tidak hanya karena mudah dikenakan, melainkan juga karena memenuhi syariat sehingga hati ini menjadi tentram. Abaya mampu menutupi seluruh tubuh, longgar dan tidak membentuk lekuk tubuh, tidak mengikuti pakaian popularitas karena hampir semua desainnya sama. Abaya tidak berfungsi sebagai perhiasan, justru abayalah yang menutupi perhiasan, agar si perempuan tidak menarik perhatian. Bukan hanya dengan emas dan perak saja kita berhias, melainkan juga pakaian yang kita kenakan –yang  bagus-bagus itu– termasuk juga berhias diri dengan pakaian popularitas.

 الْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ الَّذِى كَسَانِى هَذَا الثَّوْبَ وَرَزَقَنِيهِ مِنْ غَيْرِ حَوْلٍ مِنِّى وَلاَ قُوَّةٍ

“Segala puji bagi Allah yang telah memberikan pakaian ini kepadaku sebagai rezeki dari-Nya tanpa daya dan kekuatan dariku.”

Lantas, apakah semua orang di dunia ini harus memakai thobe dan abaya? Jawabannya adalah tidak. Rasulullah Shallallahu ‘Alaihi Wasallam melarang memakai pakaian tampil beda (syuhrah). Jadi, selama pakaian di daerah setempat telah memenuhi syariat, kita bisa mengikuti kebiasaan berpakaian orang-orangnya. Seperti di Indonesia, para laki-laki terbiasa memakai baju koko dan sarung saat hendak ke masjid, maka tak masalah kita membaur dan mengenakan baju koko dan sarung juga. Yang tidak boleh diikuti jika kebiasaannya menggunakan celana sampai di bawah mata kaki bagi laki-laki, karena memang sudah terdapat larangannya.

Mencocoki kebiasaan masyarakat dalam hal yang bukan keharaman adalah disunnahkan. Dan dalam upaya kami melaksanakan sunnah tersebut, mata dan hati kami menjadi lebih terbuka. Aku dan Abie menjadi lebih banyak belajar lagi mengenai adab-adab dalam berpakaian, dan kami menjadi paham apa yang dimaksud dengan pakaian yang bagus dan sederhana, namun bukan terhina. Kebaikan dan kesederhanaan pakaian itu tercermin dalam thobe dan abaya.

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This article will tell you more than just what thobes are

A Jubba is a long, sleeveless garment for males that falls below the ankles and is occasionally worn with a trouser underneath. It is a fashionable piece of clothing that is often worn across the Middle East and other Muslim nations; each has its unique name for the garment. Dishdasha is the term used in the Levant (Syria, Palestine, and Jordan), while Kandura is used in the United Arab Emirates and Oman. Jubbas are available in a variety of colors and designs, depending on where you live. With the exception of Oman, where cream and white Jubbas are the norm, different colours are frequently used in the Gulf Region. Moroccan Jubbas, also known as Galabeya or Jellabiya, have a big hood and are usually made of striped or solid colors, with buttons and detailed but light embroidery on the border. Jubbas' styles have traditionally been quite classical, evoking Middle Eastern and Muslim culture and tradition. There hasn't been much work put into re-styling the clothing to make it more interesting.

History of the Men’s thobe UK

Historically, the Jubbas were the clothing of Arab Bedouins who lived a humble existence, but as Islam spread over the globe, the style of Jubbas evolved from plain Bedouin apparel to one suiting the courts of caliphs and wazirs (ministers). Since then, new Jubba garment types have been hardly introduced. Only recently has there been a new influx of new styles and designs added to this classic garment, as well as a wider selection of options to appeal to young people who are religiously committed. This has boosted demand for Jubbas, which have never had much competition in the west due to products primarily imported from the Middle East that represent regional designs. The race between Islamic retailers to compete in their own exclusive selection of designer jubbas has begun to heat up. To funk up the traditional Arabian garment and make it look more fashionable and slick, these Jubbas have introduced versions with zips and buttons on the sides, belt necks, chest pockets, and black piping.

Some tips for buying the Grey Emirati thobe

Tip #1  – Finding the Right Size Is the First Step for buying the men’s jubba.

If you don't have the appropriate size, no piece of clothing will look wonderful. If you get too big, the garments will look baggy and will not flatter your body type. If it's too tiny, you'll have to cope with uncomfortable constriction and possibly unappealing bulges of flesh.

A thobe is a loose-fitting garment. That's not to say you can get away with buying something that's close to the proper size. Instead, use these guidelines to gauge your size so you can be sure you're obtaining the proper thobe:

Using a flexible tape measure, measure the circumference of your neck. The important thing to remember is that you don't want this to be too tight. To acquire the right size, leave enough room between your neck and the tape for two fingers to glide between them. After that, take a measurement of your shoulders. Relax your arms completely and have someone measure you using a tape measure. Begin on your left side, where your arm lowers from your shoulder. They should run the tape underneath the nape of your neck and end on the right side at the same spot. Now it's time to concentrate on the arms in greater depth. To guarantee that your thobe fits properly, you should measure both the length and width. Begin measuring your length at the same location you did your shoulders. This time, however, you'll measure the length of your arm from your elbow to your thumb joint. Maintain a relaxed arm and follow the natural curvature of the arm. The width is determined by measuring the bicep and wrist. To get measures, keep your arm relaxed and wrap the tape measure around each. Because the measurements may not be accurate, repeat the process with your other arm. You're almost done! Take your tape measure and wrap it around your chest's widest point. It usually goes over the top of your pectoral muscles in this position. You now have your chest measurement. Finally, maintain your body relaxed and wrap the tape measure around your stomach's widest part. The good news is that leg length isn't anything you should be concerned about. You can measure them, but as long as your upper body measures are correct, your thobe should suit your legs properly.

You now have a garment that fits properly. From there, it's all about figuring out how to make it seem good while you're wearing it.

Tip #2 – The Color of the Emirati jubba is determined by the Occasion

The typical color for an Emirati style thobe is white, and if you choose this color, you'll definitely look the part. However, if you want to spend a lot of time outside, you may find that it isn't the ideal option. If you're out and about, a sheer white thobe will show up every fleck of dust or grime that hits it, making you appear less than your finest.

When you're outside, darker colors tend to work best. White thobes should be reserved for indoor formal and family functions.

Tip #3 – The Shoes You Wear Can Make a Big Difference

If you're wearing a thobe, your shoes will be the only other visible piece of apparel. That is, unless you're wearing an overly translucent thin white thobe. Then the pattern on the t-shirt underneath might be visible, which is a big no-no.

However, when it comes to shoes, make sure they are suited for your thobe. If you go for the sheer white look, for example, a pair of black trainers will look completely out of place. Given the striking contrast, we'd even be hesitant to wear black shoes.

Choose something that draws attention to the clothing rather of detracting from it. Contrast is OK as long as it isn't so distracting that it becomes a distraction. By the way, the same advice applies to any accessories you could consider wearing.

The Last Word

If you follow these guidelines, you'll finish up with a thobe that fits well and looks good on you.

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Top Trends in Men's Islamic Wear for Eid Festivities

Eid al-Fitr, also known as the Festival of Breaking the Fast, is a joyous celebration that marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan for Muslims around the world. As families and communities come together to commemorate this special occasion, it is important for men to dress in a manner that reflects the significance and cultural traditions of Eid. In recent years, there has been a rise in the popularity of Islamic wear, with modern designs and styles catering to the needs of fashion-conscious Muslim men. From traditional pieces to contemporary twists, the trends in men’s Islamic wear for Eid festivities continue to evolve and adapt to the changing times. In this article, we will explore the top trends in men’s Islamic wear for Eid, highlighting the fusion of tradition and fashion that has become the hallmark of modern Islamic clothing. Whether you are looking to make a statement or maintain a classic and modest look, these trends will surely inspire you to elevate your Eid wardrobe and make a stylish impact.

1. Traditional styles with modern twists

The world of men's Islamic wear has seen a remarkable evolution, blending traditional styles with modern twists to cater to the diverse fashion preferences of today's men. Embracing this fusion of old and new, the Emirati thobe for men and Emirati jubba have gained immense popularity. These garments, which have deep cultural roots, have been reimagined with contemporary elements, resulting in designs that exude elegance and sophistication. Rubyonlinestore.com offers a wide range of men's Islamic wear, including jubbas for men, that effortlessly combine traditional aesthetics with modern sensibilities. The intricate detailing, fine fabrics, and impeccable craftsmanship of these garments make them ideal choices for embracing both tradition and style during Eid festivities and beyond.

2. Rich colors and intricate details

The allure of men's Islamic wear lies in its rich colors and intricate details that bring a touch of opulence to any outfit. From vibrant jewel tones to earthy neutrals, the color palette of men's Islamic wear is diverse and captivating. These rich hues not only symbolize cultural significance but also add depth and dimension to the overall look. Complementing the array of colors are the intricate details found in the embroidery, embellishments, and patterns of these garments. Delicate motifs, geometric designs, and ornate stitching techniques showcase the remarkable craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into creating these pieces. Whether it's a meticulously embroidered Emirati thobe for men or a finely adorned jubba, the combination of rich colors and intricate details adds an air of regality to men's Islamic wear, making it a timeless choice for Eid festivities and beyond. For a curated selection of men's Islamic wear that captures the essence of these top trends, visit rubyonlinestore.com, where you'll find a wide range of stylish and culturally-inspired garments.

3. Comfort and functionality prioritized

In addition to its aesthetic appeal, comfort and functionality are prioritized in men's Islamic wear. Designs are carefully crafted to ensure ease of movement and maximum comfort, allowing individuals to fully participate in Eid festivities without any hindrance. Fabrics used in the creation of Emirati thobes for men and jubbas are selected with great consideration, taking into account breathability and durability. The use of high-quality materials ensures that these garments withstand the test of time, allowing men to not only look stylish but also feel at ease throughout the celebrations. Whether it's the flowing silhouette of an Emirati thobe or the tailored fit of a jubba, men's Islamic wear combines both comfort and functionality, making it a practical choice for those seeking both style and ease. For a curated selection of men's Islamic wear that prioritizes comfort and functionality, visit rubyonlinestore.com, where you can discover a range of options that blend traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibilities.

4. Versatile pieces for multiple occasions

When it comes to men's Islamic wear, versatility is a key aspect that allows individuals to effortlessly transition from one occasion to another. Emirati thobes for men and jubbas are not just limited to Eid festivities; they can be worn for various other events and gatherings. These garments are designed with timeless elegance and sophistication, making them suitable for formal occasions such as weddings, religious ceremonies, and cultural events. The versatility of men's Islamic wear extends to its ability to be styled in different ways, whether it's pairing an Emirati jubba with tailored trousers or accessorizing a thobe with a traditional waistcoat. This adaptability ensures that these pieces can be worn beyond Eid festivities, making them a smart investment for any wardrobe. For a diverse collection of versatile and stylish men's Islamic wear, explore the offerings available at rubyonlinestore.com.

5. Sustainable and ethically-sourced fabrics.

In addition to style and versatility, the importance of sustainable and ethically-sourced fabrics cannot be overlooked when considering men's Islamic wear. With a growing global consciousness surrounding environmental impact and labor practices, it is crucial to prioritize materials that are both eco-friendly and socially responsible. Opting for garments made from sustainably sourced fabrics, such as organic cotton or recycled materials, ensures a reduced carbon footprint and minimal harm to the environment. Furthermore, choosing ethically-produced fabrics guarantees fair wages and safe working conditions for the workers involved in the manufacturing process. By selecting men's Islamic wear crafted from sustainable and ethically-sourced fabrics, such as those offered by rubyonlinestore.com, individuals can not only demonstrate their fashion-forward choices but also contribute to a more sustainable and socially conscious future.

As we approach the Eid festivities, it's clear that men's Islamic wear is evolving with the times. From modern interpretations of traditional styles to the incorporation of sustainable materials, these top trends are a reflection of the changing fashion landscape. As we celebrate this special occasion, let us embrace these trends and continue to showcase our cultural and religious identity through our clothing choices. May this Eid bring joy, peace, and a sense of unity to all.

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The Evolution of The Traditional Menswear In The Gulf

The spotless, pristine robes described as a kandora, thobe, or dishdasha are now manufactured with a plethora of minor variances in cut and pattern that are distinctive to the wearer's country, and are no more one size fits all.

Each nation has its own particular style, from the high collars and fitting thobes popular among Saudi men to the embroidered patterns prevalent in Oman and the loose cuts and many colours of the Emirati kandora.

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What is a Thawb?

A Thawb, Thobe or Jubbah, also termed as a dishdasha or kandura is an ankle length arab garment, usually with long sleeves similar to that of a robe or a kaftan. A sirwal or trousers is typically worn underneath.

COLOUR

The truth is, there is no significance to the different colours you see in a Thawb, except for personal style and choice. White, by far, is the favourite colour. Arab men tend to wear white or lighter silky feel colours in the summer months, as it is the coolest to wear in the hot desert heat. The winter months sees a rise in the darker colours such as black or brown, usually made in thicker materials such as cotton or viscose.

STYLE

As every country has its own tradition, similarly it is the tradition of the arabs to wear a thawb. The style varies throughout the different regions of the arab world with each having their unique definition of it. The main indicator is seen when paying close attention to the neck and the sleeves. Here are a few examples:

Man in Morocco wearing the djellabah. The sleeves tend to be wide and comfortable with the neck being open allowing breathable space.  Qob is a baggy hood at the back of the djellabah that comes to a point. It is used as a protection against rains and sands of the desert, while being used as a pocket where bread can be put during the warm weather.

In UAE, the kandura has no collar and is indicated by the long loose tassel hanging from the neck. Matching embroidery is seen along the neck and the sleeves.

The omani kandura resembles to that of the emirati, except that it has a shorter tassel to the side of the neckline.

The Dishdasha in Saudi Arabia are typically a tighter fit than the neighbouring gulf countries. The Saudi thawb appear like a shirt featuring a two-button collar and shirtsleeves made for cufflinks.

A thawb is sometimes worn with a bisht, meaning outer cloak. A bisht is usually worn for prestige on special occasions such as weddings/eid or for the friday jumuah prayers . It may also be worn by men of status, royalty, wealth or sometimes a religious position. 

We often refer to women when it comes to the subject of dressing modestly in Islam. However, what many don’t know is that rules apply to both men and women. For that reason, men in the gulf countries wear the traditional Islamic clothing that is modest and unrevealing.

It is common for arab men to wear their Thawb with pride. You will barely ever see a guy walking around with a stain on his thawb or creases on his jubbah. This is how well they maintain their pristine glory.

Today, we see a growth in the Thawb industry. The Thawb has never gone out of fashion. It is a timeless piece with its elegance being preserved through history. Men’s Jubba have travelled to the UK too. They are advertised as men’s clothing for the modern day muslim male. Everyone loves the stylish look about the thawb.

We see traditional attire being reinvented with a contemporary edge for the modern generation. Everyone loves to see an updated Thawb. The chance to feel traditional and stylish at the same time was once storybook. Now, we can live it. 

Blog first published on Al Thawb.

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Dress

Men

Arab dress for men ranges from the traditional flowing robes to blue jeans, T-shirts and business suits. The robes allow for maximum circulation of air around the body to help keep it cool, and the head dress provides protection from the sun. At times, Arabs mix the traditional garb with clothes.

Thobe In the Arab states of the Persian Gulfmen usually wear their national dress that is called "thobe" but can be also called "Dishdasha" (Kuwait) or "Kandoura" (UAE). "Thobes" differ slightly from state to state within the Gulf, but the basic ones are white. This is the traditional attire that Arabs wear in formal occasions.

Headdress The male headdress is also known as Keffiyeh. Headdress pattern might be an indicator of which tribe, clan, or family the wearer comes from. However, this is not always the case. While in one village, a tribe or clan might have a unique headdress, in the next town over an unrelated tribe or clan might wear the same headdress.

•Checkered headdresses relate to type and government and participation in the Hajj, or a pilgrimage to Mecca.

•Red and white checkered headdress – Generally of Jordanian origin. Wearer has made Hajj and comes from a country with a Monarch.

•Black and white checkered headdress – The pattern is historically of Palestinian origin.

•Black and grey represent Presidential rule and completion of the Hajj.

Guthra (headdress) in the Arab states of the Persian Gulf The male headdress in the Gulf states is called Guthra and it is different in each country (size and shape). It is usually worn with a black cord called "agal" that keeps the guthra on the wearer's head.

•The Qatari guthra is heavily starched and it is known for its "cobra" shape.

•The Saudi guthra is a square shaped cotton fabric. The traditional is white but the white and red (shemagh) is also very common in Saudi Arabia.

•The Emirati guthra is usually white and can be used as a wrapped turban or traditionally with the black agal.

Women

Adherence to traditional dress varies across Arab societies. Saudi Arabia is more traditional, while Egypt is less so. Traditional Arab dress features the full length body cover (abaya, jilbāb, or chador) and veil (hijab). Women are only required to wear abayas in Saudi Arabia. In most countries, like Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Jordan, Syria, Palestine and Egypt, the veil is not prevalent.