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Thawb (also spelled thobe or tobe) is an ankle-length robe with long sleeves that is called by many other names in different locations. It's popular throughout the Arabian Peninsula and the Middle East, as well as neighbouring Arab countries and certain East and West African countries. Typically, an izaar is worn underneath.

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In our selection of thobes, you'll find a wide range of styles and colours. We have the thobe to "fit" your needs, from formal to casual and anything in between. The thobe is the most well-known kind of Muslim dress for men, alongside the shalwar kameez. Because the thobe is a one-piece, ankle-length man's dress, it meets the sunnah's definition of modest clothes for males. The thobe (or thawb) is a traditional Arabic garment worn by males across the Arabian Peninsula, whether they are Muslim or not.

The Muslim American store's thawb collection ranges from the traditional solid white type thobe to more innovative adaptations that are ideal for the colder American climate.

Variety of mens omani thobe

We provide a variety of thobe styles, from traditional Arab forms to those worn in North Africa and known to as jalabiyyah or dishdasha.

We try to include a wide range of items to cater to the changing tastes of Muslim men around the world. We hope you enjoy our choices, and it gives us great pleasure to know that we are assisting guys in dressing modestly for mosques.

Many Westerners who are unfamiliar with Arab culture believe that the headscarf and the abaya are the only traditional Arabic clothes worn by women. Contrary to popular belief, each Arab nation and area has its own favoured style of dress and headscarf. The adaptability of Arab clothing is frequently misunderstood. We'll look at some of the traditional Arab clothing worn in various sections of the Arab world in this blog post.

Abaya

The abaya (Arabic for "cloth") is a loose over-garment used throughout the Arabian Peninsula, North Africa, and the Middle East. The garment resembles a long robe and is designed to conceal and protect the wearer's body. Abaya is worn by both men and women in the Islamic world. Apart from the feet, hands, and head of a human, it covers the complete body. The abaya is traditionally black and embellished with embroidery. Lighter colours, particularly earth tones, are preferred in some cultures. Because the abaya is an over-garment, ladies can wear whatever they want underneath it, including ensembles by well-known fashion designers.

The Qur'n and Sunnah provide traditional Islamic guidelines for modest dress:

When in the company of unrelated (non-mahram) men, women must cover their entire body except for their face and hands.

·        Clothing should be loose enough to hide the body's shape.

·        It's thick enough not to be see-through.

·        Should not be mistaken for men's clothing.

·        It is not appropriate to be ostentatious.

·        When you're with men who aren't linked to you, you shouldn't use perfume (non-mahrams).

·        Clothing for guys must conceal anything between the naval and the knee.

·        It must be loose and not see-through in order to keep the private areas hidden (by loose,not tight garments).

·        All clothing must cover the ankle bone.

·        Should not resemble women's clothing.

·        They should not look like anything that is only attempting to emulate non-Islamic activities or fashions (clothing of Buddhists, priests,rabbis,hip-hop artists,movie stars)

It can't be made of silk, and it can't be dyed or coloured with saffron.

Hijb: Many people wrongly believe that hijb exclusively refers to a headscarf, however it actually refers to "a screen" or "cover." The word khimr refers to a scarf that is worn by women over their heads, shoulders, and chest.

The jilbb is an outer garment that is worn over a woman's khimr and over her 'house-clothes.' The jilbb encircles her from head to toe. She wears it before leaving the house or when in the company of non-mahrams, and it might be one or two pieces (unrelated men).

Modern attitudes: Some Muslims are avoiding following the Islamic clothing code because they find it difficult to do so in a Western liberal environment that encourages immodesty and immorality. These Muslims are self-conscious and can't stand the unwelcoming comments and even abuse they would receive if they dress modestly. As a result, they succumb to societal pressures.

Practicing and devout Muslims believe that, despite occasional Islamophobic attitudes, they will not allow their faith to be jeopardised — and that their love of Allah, fear of Him, and desire to follow His laws outweighs any hardship they may face from a small group of unfriendly and Islamophobic people in society.

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Another minority of so-called "educated Muslims" believes that the hijab, or Islamic clothing code, is obsolete and unfit for modern times, despite the fact that it is mandated by Quranic and Prophetic law. Muslims are urged to renounce these 'outdated' religious traditions. Some even ask for the hijab to be outlawed by Western nations! These are the most intolerable, as well as the most destructive to Muslims and Islam. These intolerant views are frightening and dangerous to practising Muslims because they strive to prevent them from freely practising their religion and alienate them and their religion.