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resembling modern-day
chadors can be observed. Some
statues from the
Parthian period depict women wearing coverings similar to
chadors,
placed over a headscarf...
- mekhela-
chadors are
traditionally woven,
never printed.
Sometimes a
woven pattern called the paari, is
stitched along the
sides of a
chador, or along...
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considered backwards such as camels, and he
banned clerical dress and
chadors in
favor of
Western dress.
Parliamentary elections during the Shah's reign...
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usually a
patterned or of a
lighter color such as
white or beige;
black chadors were
typically reserved for
mourning and only
became more
acceptable everyday...
- wore it in public.
Women who
refused were beaten,
their headscarves and
chadors torn off, and
their homes forcibly searched.[excessive citations] Until...
- jilbāb
fulfills the
Quranic choice for a hijab. The jilbāb is also
known as
chador by
Persian speakers in Iran and Afghanistan. The
modern jilbāb
covers the...
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Embroidery Gl****ware
Miniature Pottery Clothing Abaya Agal
Boubou Burqa Chador Hijab Headscarf Jilbab Jellabiya Kaftan Kameez Keffiyeh Kupiah Niqāb Salwar...
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Chador Wangmo (born c. 1981) is a
Bhutanese novelist and children's book writer. She is one of the most po****r
novelists in Bhutan.
Wangmo was a schoolteacher...
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Embroidery Gl****ware
Miniature Pottery Clothing Abaya Agal
Boubou Burqa Chador Hijab Headscarf Jilbab Jellabiya Kaftan Kameez Keffiyeh Kupiah Niqāb Salwar...
- also
known as Anekh, Aneq, Anigh, Anīkh, Kochev’ye Anekho, and Maḩall-e-
Chādor Neshīnī) is a
village in
Nowjeh Mehr
Rural District, Siah Rud District,...
