Arabian Days: a History of the Keffiyeh
A headscarf famously worn by men in Arab countries, the Keffiyeh, sometimes known also as a ghutra or shemagh, is a typical and highly recognizable part of Arab dress, particularly in countries like Jordan, Saudi Arabia, or the United Arab Emirates. Furthermore, a black and white checked version has become a powerful symbol for Palestine and solidarity for them. Version française: (Mise en ligne le 15 Novembre) • Au Désert d'Arabie: l'histoire du Keffieh The red Keffiyeh I am wearing I bought on a market in Egypt, and the black one was given to me by fellow church choir member David Armstrong Title sequence designed by Alexandre Mahler [email protected] This video was done for entertainment and educational purposes. No copyright infringement of any sort was intended.

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