Historical and Regional Styles

• The Egyptian Burqu’ / Al-Habara: A traditional upper-class urban face cover from the 19th and early 20th centuries worn from below the eyes down to the chest, often paired with a full body wrap. [1, 2]
• Arūsat al Burqa: A decorative, cylindrical forehead and nose-bridge ornament used to hold and elevate the mesh face veil while serving as a protective amulet. [1]
• Sinai and Bedouin Veils: Hand-embroidered mesh and fabric face veils embellished with metallic coins, beads, and distinct regional patterns used by nomadic communities. [1, 2, 3]

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• Made from a square piece of breathable, woven cotton.
• Purpose: Protects the head, face, and neck from sun, wind, dust, and sand in hot, arid desert climates.
• Accessories: Often secured tightly around the head using a cord-like band called an agal (or iqal). [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

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