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Arabian women’s clothing mostly consists of non-transparent, loose garments covering all of their body except for the hands and face. The Pardah system which is prevalent in this area stipulates that women cover their body and face, when outside, as a symbol of modesty and Islamic faith.
Arabian Women follow the pardah system out of their religious obligations as well as their own personal choice.There are many who cherish their freedom to wear their choice of Arabian clothing . The arabian fashion celebrates beauty, modesty, bondage, holiness, humility and holiness at the same time
Islamic clothing for women differ slightly between countries in the region but the basic concept is the same.Covering the body of women from males who are not relatives. A common question I have heard is ‘what is the difference between a hijab and niqab? . They sound so similar. Most of the Arabian names for the garments have subtle but distinct differences.
1.Hijab
This is a headscraf worn over the head by muslim women. Usually they are worn around the head covering the neck and the chest as well. The face is usually not covered with the hijab. A square scarf is usually used as a Hijab wrapped around the head and neck .Checkout the tutorial to make different types of Hijab

2. Abaya
Abaya is a tunic with full body covering usually made in a black fabric. This is usually worn over other clothing and is made in a light weight fabric . Nowadays fashion conscious muslim women are choosing embellished abayas in a variety of colours.

Abaya is known by different names in different countries of the region. In Qatar Al darraa, a version of Abaya is worn; Balto is the Yemenese version of abaya
3. Jilbab
This is a very long and loose over garment, which covers your full body except for the feet hands head and face

4. Burqa
The burqa is a most comprehensive head cover for the muslim women with just a mesh screen over the eyes through which the muslim women can look out . The entire face and head is almost covered except for the partially opaque veil over the eyes. This clothing is more prevalent among the more conservative Muslim countries like Afganistan

5. Niqab
This is a covering for the face including the moth and nose, leaving only the eyes uncovered. Along with this Head is also covered with a headscarf when wearing the niqab. Niqab is mostly worn in black, grey, beige and white colours

6. Al amira
This is a head covering with two pieces. One is a close fitting cap covering the head and then a tube scarf covering wrapped around the head and the neck

7. Shayla
This is a long shawl ( rectangular in shape) which is wrapped around the head and neck and shoulder. It is usually pinned to the shoulders, or tucked around the face

8. Khimar
Khimar is a long loose cape like veil that covers the head, neck and shoulders without covering the face. This is usually used as a prayer garment

9. Chador
Chador is a full body covering in one piece, a long, loose robe that covers the head and body down to the feet. A scarf is at times worn under the chador . It is mostly seen in black and is commonly worn by women in Iran.
10 Tunics
Salwar Kameez -This is a tunic and pants worn by Muslim women in some countries along with shayla for a modest covering of the body. Checkout the tutorial to sew a Salwar kameez and salwar kameez pants

Kaftans – This loose garment is also very popular among the Arabian women. This tunic made in flowy drapey cltohes are most suitable for the tropical climate of the area. Checkout the tutorial to make a Kaftan
A Glossary of Islamic Clothing
- Important Principles
- Prayer Salat
- Prophets of Islam
- The Quran
- Ramadan and Eid Al Fitr
- Hajj and Eid Al Adha
By Huda Updated July 03, 2019
Muslims generally observe modest dress, but the variety of styles and colors have various names depending on the country. Here is a glossary of the most common names of Islamic clothing for both men and women, along with photos and descriptions.
Hijab
The word Hijab is sometimes used to generally describe a Muslim women’s modest dress. More specifically, it refers to a square or rectangular piece of fabric which is folded, placed over the head and fastened under the chin as a headscarf. Depending on the style and location, this may also be called a shaylah or tarhah.
Khimar
A general term for a woman’s head and/or face veil. This word is sometimes used to describe a particular style of scarf that drapes over the entire top half of a woman’s body, down to the waist.
Abaya
Common in the Arab Gulf countries, this a cloak for women that is worn over other clothing when in public. The abaya is usually made of black synthetic fiber, sometimes decorated with colored embroidery or sequins. The abaya may be worn from the top of the head to the ground (like the chador described below), or over the shoulders. It is usually fastened so that it is closed. It may be combined with a headscarf or face veil.
Chador
An enveloping cloak was worn by women, from the top of the head to the ground. Usually worn in Iran without a face veil. Unlike the abaya described above, the chador is sometimes not fastened in the front.
Jilbab
Sometimes used as a general term, quoted from the Qur’an 33:59, for an over-garment or cloak worn by Muslim women when in public. Sometimes refers to a specific style of cloak, similar to the abaya but more fitted, and in a wider variety of fabrics and colors. It looks more similar to a long tailored coat.
Niqab
A face veil worn by some Muslim women which may or may not leave the eyes uncovered.
Burqa
This type of veil and body covering conceals all of a woman’s body, including the eyes, which are covered with a mesh screen. Common in Afghanistan; sometimes refers to the “niqab” face veil described above.
Shalwar Kameez
Worn by both men and women primarily in the Indian subcontinent, this is a pair of loose trousers that are worn with a long tunic.
Thobe
A long robe worn by Muslim men. The top is usually tailored like a shirt, but it is ankle-length and loose. The thobe is usually white but may be found in other colors, especially in winter. The term may also be used to describe any type of loose dress worn by men or women.
Ghutra and Egal
A square or rectangular headscarf is worn by men, along with a rope band (usually black) to fasten it in place. The ghutra (headscarf) is usually white, or checkered red/white or black/white. In some countries, this is called a shemagh or kuffiyeh.