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khalat (Persian: خلعت, from Arabic: خِلْعَة, romanized: khilat) is a loose, long-sleeved
outer silk or
cotton robe
common in
Central Asia and
South Asia...
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Ahmad Yar Khan
Ahmedzai GCIE(1902–1979),
commonly referred to as
Ahmad Yar Khan, was the last Khan of Kalat, a
princely state in a
subsidiary alliance...
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third Juloos (royal
procession / parade) on 16
Jumada al-awwal
awarded Khalat-e Barani: 60 Shah Alam I in his
third Juloos on 7 Dhu al-Qi'dah awarded...
- Hajj, led by
Khwaja Sultan Naqshbandi, with 600,000
rupees and 12,000
khalats (honorific robes) for the
needy of
Mecca and Medina. In
October 1576, Akbar...
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Khalat Pushan (Persian: خلعت پوشان, also
Romanized as Khal‘at Pūshān and Khal‘at Pooshan) is a
village in Karchambu-e
Jonubi Rural District, in the Central...
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founded the
Mughal Empire in India, and
established the
practice of
giving khalat or "robes of honor",
typically made of
expensive fabric, to
members of their...
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Iranian nobility wore
distinct uniforms called khalat; historically, the
design was
commonly found on the
khalat uniforms. It is
stated that at some point...
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Khalat Asaad Mustafa Al-Zebari (Arabic: خلات أسعد مصطفى الزيباري; born 12
August 1996) is an
Iraqi football and ****sal
player who
plays as a goalkeeper...
- festivals, a folk
costume is worn that
consists of a robe
called a
khalat. The
khalat is
often worn with a coat
called a chapan.
Tajiks wear the rug cap...
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known from
contemporary Central Asian burials to have
probably been the
khalat, are
lacking in Greco-Roman sources. The East
Roman historian Priscus reports...
