Wholesale Palestinian keffiyeh scarf plo scarf kufiya

 The Palestinian keffiyeh scarf, also known as the kufiya, has a rich history, culture and stories behind it. This traditional head decoration is not only remarkable, but also an important symbol of Arab culture and Islamic faith.

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• 100% Cotton and linen
• 135cm x 135cm ( 53.1"W x 53.1"L )
• printing
• 2 colors to choose from (colorful and black)

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A symbol of faith and loyalty：

• Origin and belief: The wearing of the Arab head scarf can be traced back to the rise of Islam. In Islam, the headscarf is considered the seat of the soul and must be protected. Therefore, wearing the hijab has become a symbol of faith, representing loyalty and devotion to Islam.
• Spiritual sustenance: For many Arabs, the headscarf is not only a part of their clothing, but also a carrier of their spiritual sustenance. It carries their firmness and persistence in their faith, and their fear and obedience to Allah.

Embodiment of regional culture：

• Diversity and variation: The styles, materials and colors of the Arabic scarf vary from region to region and tribe to tribe. This diversity reflects not only the richness and inclusiveness of Arab culture, but also the unique charm and style of different regions and tribes.
• Regional characteristics: Bahraini men, for example, wear white turbans loosely on their heads and wide collared robes in white, black or brown; Emirati men wear white or red and white jacquard turbans with the two sides placed on their shoulders.

Signs of dignity and respect：

• Social values: Respect for others is an important value in Arab society. Wearing a arab head scarf represents respect for others and oneself, as well as a sign of self-respect. This respect is not only reflected in religious devotion, but also in all aspects of daily life.
• Social status: In some cases, the color and way of wearing a keffiyeh scarves can also reflect a person's social status and identity. For example, the blue headscarf is often seen as a symbol of nobility in the Arab world, while the common people often wear white or beige headscarves.

Combination of practical functions：

• Combination of practical functions
  Sun and wind protection: Arab countries are located in tropical desert areas, the sun is strong, wind and sand are raging. Wearing a kufiyah can effectively block the sun and sand, protect the head and facial skin.
• Adapt to the environment: in summer, people will choose a light and breathable kufiya to shade from the sun; In winter, choose thick and warm keffiyeh scarf to protect against wind chill.