Saree & ‘Osari’ are Muslim attires from Middle East later adapted by India - SL MP

[jamahir]

Face covering actually goes back to the times of ancient Mesopotamia.

Among the Tuareg people of the Sahara, it is the men who cover their face. Curious fact.

A bit on the chubby side this lass

All the more fantashtic.

Will it moo if you stare at it for long

No, she will not be desperate for some food because of dieting for seven days straight.

 

[war&peace]

According to Zakir Naik, Hindus are actually Muslims. Seriously.

That's interesting.. where did you here?

 

[RealNapster]

Fleshy fleshy. I likes.

@Zibago @Nilgiri @RealNapster

Seem such dresses in southindian movies. So they common in india too ? I mean south india

 

[jamahir]

Seem such dresses in southindian movies. So they common in india too ? I mean south india

Just the blouse and a skirt are the traditional clothing in Kerala state in Southern India. So you guessed right.

Though not so in the other remaining four South states.

 

[B.K.N]

Just the blouse and a skirt are the traditional clothing in Kerala state in Southern India. So you guessed right.
Though not so in the other remaining four South states.

Sahri really is of arab origin?

 

[jamahir]

Sahri really is of arab origin?

I don't think so. There are tribals in India who wear the sari but without the blouse. I think @padamchen and @Joe Shearer can throw more light on this.

But there is also the possibility that the sari is of Greco-Roman origin, derived from their garment called Toga, brought to India when Alexander's army came here and later Roman traders.

 

[B.K.N]

I don't think so. There are tribals in India who wear the sari but without the blouse. I think @padamchen and @Joe Shearer can throw more light on this.

But there is also the possibility that the sari is of Greco-Roman origin, derived from their garment called Toga.

Sahri is covering your body with unstiched cloth so I think this dress originated from every part of the world
When stiching wasn't popular or wasn't invented covering your body with unstiched cloth was the only option

 

[jamahir]

Sahri is covering your body with unstiched cloth so I think this dress originated from every part of the world
When stiching wasn't popular or wasn't invented covering your body with unstiched cloth was the only option

Yes, there is that possibility.

 

[Nasr]

who are you tell muslim women what to wear or not.
Burqa and Niqab are compulsory for muslim women

Hijab is, burqa is not.

 

[samv]

To everyone here - the minister in the video is an idiot and is known as such in Sri Lanka.

Wouldn't listen to a word that comes out of his mouth.