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confirmed restriction related to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Qalansawe or
Qalansuwa (Arabic: قلنسوة, Hebrew: קלנסווה, lit. "turban") is an Arab city in the...
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difference between us and the
pagans is that we wear the 'imama on top of the
qalansuwa,"
therefore Muslim men must wear both
pieces or neither. Also, Muslim...
- May 1948 to
expel or
subdue the
villages of Kafr Saba, al-Tira, Qaqun,
Qalansuwa and Tantura. On 11 May 1948 Ben-Gurion
convened the "Consultancy"; the...
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Abbasids will emerge, then
another will
emerge from Khorasan, with
their qālansuwas black [a type of turban],
their clothes white, at
their vanguard, a man...
- al-Muktafi, and he is said to have worn his father's
ceremonial headdress (the
qalansuwa) on his
entry in Baghdad. This, and the
quick appointment of his son,...
- Palestine, it
included elite families like
Jayyusis (from Tulkarm, Kur,
Qalansuwa and Jaljuliya), Hajj
Ibrahims (Tulkarm),
Hamdallas (‘Anabta), Shantis...
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decided to "expel or subdue" the
villages of Kafr Saba, al-Tira, Qaqun,
Qalansuwa and Tantura. On May 11,
David Ben-Gurion
advised the
Haganah to "focus...
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inhabitants of the
Palestinian villages of Kafr Saba, al Tira, Qaqun,
Qalansuwa, and Tantura. The
final operational order did not say what was to be done...
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different types of head coverings, such as
mandils (turban material),
qalānsūwas (conical caps), and tāj (crowns).
During Qajar dynasty the
hijab was a...
- hats from
further east as well,
particularly from the Mongolians. The
qalansuwa was
usually a tall cap (described
miter like,
shaped like a
sugar loaf...
