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The fabric has a soft yarned for the summer and the coarsed-haired for winter A symbol of Arab identity [ ] A bisht is usually worn for prestige on special occasions such as weddings, or festivals such as , or for or
It is in the sense of prestige, as well as majesty and the historical and natural context confirm this meaning, as princes, rulers, nobles and adults used to wear it throughout history and ages, until it was considered a symbol of prestige and elevation in society

The equivalent of the bisht cloak is the.

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According to ancient Christian and Hebrew paintings, it was worn in the days of Jesus, by the people of the Levant, especially the inhabitants of the
إطلاق البوابة الإلكترونية للراغبين بالتسجيل لحج 1442 هـ
It is a status garment, associated with royalty, religious position, wealth, and ceremonial occasions, like the tuxedo in the West
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This type is common in , especially in the south, in the Emirate of Mohammerah, and in some parts of the Arabian Peninsula as well
Manufacturing [ ] Bisht is made from camel's hair and goat wool, where this material is spun, and then fabric is made from it, which is ready to be used in weaving the bisht Types of Bisht [ ] Sheikh , Crowned Prince of the Emirate of Mohammerah, wearing the adorned bisht affiliated with the clothing, in a picture of 1923
The bisht is a flowing outer cloak worn over a It is usually worn by secular officials or clergy, including tribal chiefs, kings, and imams, over a , or tunic

Colour [ ] It is usually black, brown, beige, cream or grey in colour.

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of meeting with President of the United States in 1974, while wearing a black bisht with gold stripes
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The earliest historical record in which the bisht or the Arab robe is mentioned may be the one that came in the book of histories of the Greek historian , who lived in the fifth century B
Bisht (clothing)
" According to researchers, the linguistic origin of the word bisht goes back to Akkadian, the language of the people of Iraq in the land of Babylon, which is a Semitic dialect of the native Semitic dialects of the Arabic language