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Arabian Business and Cultural Guide is a 200+ pages guide for visitors, exporters, and international traders to understand the culture, business culture, and how to do business with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and other Arab countries. Author: Mohammad Al-Sabt.
The majority of Arab women dress conservatively.
Some women dress in clothes that do not cover their faces or hair, while others cover them.
For example, a very conservative woman might wear a long black garment called "Abayah" that covers her body from the shoulders down to her feet.
Under this cover she could be wearing a traditional Arabian dress in full body length with long sleeves and filled with beautiful bead work, or she could be wearing the latest style from an internationally known designer.
In addition to the Abayah, a very conservative woman would also wear a face and head cover.
Some women would wear the Abayah without the head and face cover, while others might wear a scarf-like cover called "Hejab" that covers the hair but not the face.
Some women dress in clothes that do not cover their faces or hair, while others cover them.
For example, a very conservative woman might wear a long black garment called "Abayah" that covers her body from the shoulders down to her feet.
Under this cover she could be wearing a traditional Arabian dress in full body length with long sleeves and filled with beautiful bead work, or she could be wearing the latest style from an internationally known designer.
In addition to the Abayah, a very conservative woman would also wear a face and head cover.
Some women would wear the Abayah without the head and face cover, while others might wear a scarf-like cover called "Hejab" that covers the hair but not the face.
A very conservative Arabian women in traditional clothes
Arabian dress in full body length with
long sleeves and filled with beautiful bead work
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