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My World: Welcome to my side of town...
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fahim mohammed
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fahim mohammed
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Burgers and grills..like you never tasted before. And the people are friendly too!!
Asher Kelman
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What on earth does the other side of town look like, LOL!
I must say, Fahim, that I'm so impressed by the panache of the fellow with the tied head scarf, if that's what it is!
Asher
fahim mohammed
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Looks as shown.
Head scarf = Moroccan 'shesh': To wrap it around one's head, needs some practice!!
Regards.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
As a style, this head covering is right up there. It's a handsome addition to the clothing. But what are the motivations: fashion, style, religious head covering or it protects against the sun? It would seem to be heat-retaining and rather hot to wear! Does it cover the hair? Does not seem like it does.Looks as shown.
Head scarf = Moroccan 'shesh': To wrap it around one's head, needs some practice!!
Regards.
Asher
fahim mohammed
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Basic motivation..protection from the heat. Wrap over one's face during a sandstorm. Shield one's face from the harsh dry northern cold winds. As a First Aid wrap in an emergency.
And there are other uses I have put my Shamagh to ( different than a shesh but similar usage ).
Of course, now a days it has been used as a fashion statement. Shamagh from the house of Channel, for instance! They all might look alike; just like a suit.
Thanks and regards.
And there are other uses I have put my Shamagh to ( different than a shesh but similar usage ).
Of course, now a days it has been used as a fashion statement. Shamagh from the house of Channel, for instance! They all might look alike; just like a suit.
Thanks and regards.