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noun nan Khimar (plur. Khumur) vle di rido ki te ke fanm Arab anvan ak apre avènement de Islam nan istwa te gen abitid la nan atache cheve. Dapre pi kòmantatè klasik chire rido a plis oswa mwens òneman, blesi pandye desann do a ak paske rad fanm anba mod yo Lè sa a, dominan gen ladan yo yon lavi dekoltaj devan, te ba a pati jarèt. Fanm yo yo mande isit la poukisa yo kache l 'avèk èd nan yon Khimar.
eng
The noun Khimar (plur. Khumur) denotes the veil that Arab women before and after the advent of Islam in history had the habit of attaching hair. According to most classic commentators worn the veil more or less ornamental, loosely hanging down the back and because women's apparel under the then prevailing fashions included a front décolletage life, was the bust part bar. The women are asked here why to hide it with the help of a Khimar.