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Sorry, I should have specified- non Islamic head coverings? I keep seeing people posting about how some Christians and Jewish people still cover their heads, but I don't know anything about it. (Those links were super interesting, though!)
Oh, Iām sorry! Lemme dig something up:
http://www.myjewishlearning.com/practices/Ethics/Our_Bodies/Clothing/Hats_and_Head_Coverings.shtml
Hereās about Jewish head coverings! ^
I never knew the women wore stuff too!Ā
As for Christian individuals, I had always thought it was just little old ladies just wanting to cover their heads.Ā
Ā http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_headcovering
Here you are about that!
~ Aphrodite
Here are some examples of Christian head-covering:
A Coptic Egyptian woman. (Photographer: Sarah Lynch - Washington Times)
Ethiopian women wearing netela shawls. (Getty Images)
Another Ethiopian womanānotice the facial tattoos indicating her Christian religion. (Photographer: Makis Siderakis)
Pakistani Christian women. (Photographer:Ā A. Majeed - Agence France-Presse)
Ukrainian woman in a headscarf called a babushka. (Photographer:Ā Iliya Pitalev)
A lot of times itās a cultural thing, but in some cultures where women would not necessarily wear a head-covering in their everyday lives, they still cover their heads in church.
Tajikistan Folk Costume,
Slovak costumes from various regions
The mayor of Cannes in southern France bans full-body swimsuits known as "burkinis" from the beach, citing public order concerns.
Another ban on modest clothing in France. Madness.
REBLOG IF YOU SUPPORT THE RIGHT OF WOMEN IN CANNES TO WEAR A āBURKINIā ON THE BEACH.
finally finished my infinity scarf style mantilla! canāt wait to wear to mass! woohoo!
ladies, letās start a movement! know that you are beautifully sacred. and like Alice Von Hildebrand said, āā¦everything which is sacred calls for veilingā¦ā
from: http://www.mormonmissionprep.com/mission-life/dress-and-grooming/
from: http://www.mormonobserver.com/2014/01/27/sister-sheri-dew-encourages-and-uplifts-women/