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  Chechia

  The kufi is the Islamic headgear that Muslim men wear on their heads. This hat worn only by Muslims completes their clothing. It is much more than an accessory. Indeed, it is an act of worship since our prophet mentioned it in the Sunna. Discover our different models of kufis in our Muslim store dedicated to men's ready-to-wear Muslim clothing.

  A simple kufi can hide a noble act

  We have chosen to list the kufis in our accessories section for the sake of organization. Nevertheless, we must specify that it is not correct to consider the kufi as a simple accessory. Indeed, it materializes an act of worship since our prophet and messenger may peace and blessing be upon him evoked it through his Sunna. Muslims wore it in the time of Prophet Muhammad. It was part of their style of dress and allowed them to distinguish themselves from polytheists.

  Several hadiths show that covering one's head with a kufi (a hat) or an (imama) turban is part of the Sunnah. For example, in Sahih al Bukhari, Ibn Abbas reports that the Prophet wore a black turban when he spoke to the Sahabah. In another hadith, Ibn Umar reports that the Prophet used to wear a white hat. At-tabarani considers this account as hasan while As-suyuti considers it as sahih. Furthermore, the Prophet alayhi salat wa salam said in a hadith:

  "The distinction between us and the polytheist is the turban on our hats".

  We also remind you that the Muslim has the obligation to distinguish himself from the non-believers in his beliefs and acts of worship as well as in his customs.

  Moreover, knowing that the Prophet wore a kufi should make us want to wear one. Indeed, following the authentic Sunnah in order to seek Allah' s pleasure is an act of worship. Allah rewards His servants according to their deeds. In addition, many scholars in the ummah consider praying with the head covered as mustahab. This perfects the dress of the servant.

  The kufi in all its forms

  From a spelling point of view, the kufi can be written in different ways: kufi, kachiya... Moreover, it can also be designated by other terms such as Taguiya. From an aesthetic point of view, you will find several colors available.

  Some models of kufis have an elastic band to better hold the head. Others do not have it. It's up to you to choose! Some models are doubled. Others can show the hair or the skull through the mesh.

  Mon-qamis-homme.com, a store that embodies masculine elegance

  Our online store dresses Muslim men from head to toe. Pair your kufi with a keffiyeh also called shemagh will give you an oriental style. Also put on one of our white thobe and adopt one of our perfumes with an original scent. Such an outfit will definitely make you look good. Our low prices and our professionalism can only push you to order. So don't wait any longer.

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  Keffieh

  The keffiyeh is the headdress worn by a large number of Muslims in Middle Eastern countries. Also called shemagh or ghutra, this traditional headdress made of cotton was used to protect from the wind, sun and sun but also to distinguish city dwellers from rural people. Then, over the years, it has been democratized. It is now the emblem of the Palestinians and recalls the Arab revolt that took place on the eve of the Second World War.

  All about the keffiyeh

  The description of the keffiyeh varies according to its origin. Depending on whether it is a Palestinian keffiyeh, a muzzar from Yemen, or a ghoutra or a shemagh, worn by men from the Persian Gulf, the style may vary. It comes in many different colors. Some prefer to maintain it with an accessory specific to the Gulf countries: the Iqal. It is a ring of cord that is placed on the head. Thus, this Islamic headdress remains in place despite the wind.

  Moreover, the keffiyeh is nowadays an accessory of elegance. In Saudi Arabia, men are fond of this headdress. When worn with a high quality thobe, it makes the wearer look good. During an Umrah, you will find that many people wear it. The imams of the Sacred Mosque, al masjid al haram, never get rid of it.

  How to wear the keffiyeh with elegance?

  Wearing a keffiyeh is the finishing touch to your outfit. First, you should wear a nice thobe, preferably white. Indeed, the authentic Sunnah teaches us that our best clothes are the whitest. In a hadith, Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him, said:

  "Dress in your white clothes for they are certainly among your best clothes and use them as shrouds for your dead".

  The keffiyeh is worn on the head. Before you put it on your head, you must first put on a kufi. You will find a lot of them on our website. Then put the keffiyeh on your head.

  We recommend that you iron it carefully to give it the desired stiffness. You can also perfume your Islamic headdress to accompany your days with an exceptional fragrance. In the Persian Gulf countries, men burn bakhoor and then cover the entire censer with their keffiyeh. This way, the keffiyeh is impregnated with the scent of the incense's effluvium. Naturally, this population favors odors based on Oud, so prized in this corner of the world.

  Let us embody elegance by following the Sunna of our Prophet

  The Prophet taught us a number of invaluable precepts. He advised us to be different from non-Muslims in every way. So let us follow the path of our Prophet in order to attain Allah's pleasure. Allah the Most High said, close translation:

  "Whoever obeys the Messenger certainly obeys Allah. And whoever turns his back... We have not sent you to them as a guardian.

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  Babouches Homme

  In terms of Muslim dress, we had to introduce a pair of oriental shoes: men's slippers. These artisanal shoes very popular in the Maghreb are a judicious choice for all the dressing that we propose you. At Mon Qamis Homme, we consider clothing as an art and above all, we love tradition. For these reasons, follow us for an overview of these ancestral Moroccan shoes.

  But by the way, what are men's babouches?

  The babouche is a traditional leather shoe from the Arab-Muslim world. Its name comes from the Persian papush which combines the words "foot" and "cover" and therefore simply means shoe. In the Moroccan dialect, the term balgha is used to designate men's slippers. While charbil is used for women's models. If we speak to you about Moroccan dialect, it is because the babouche is also a pure product of Moroccan folklore.

  Men's slippers: jewels of Moroccan craftsmanship

  The Berbers, the first known inhabitants of Morocco, are the precursors in terms of crafts (carpets, jewelry and pottery in particular). After the arrival of the Arabs and the spread of Islam, other forms of crafts developed.

  Each region now has its own specialties, depending on the raw materials available on its territory. Among all the forms of handicrafts in Morocco, it is the work of leather and embroidery that interests us today

  Indeed, these are the two manual arts that are necessary for the making of Moroccan babouches. A quality Moroccan leather is essential to the craftsmen-babouchiers or maâlem. In the same way, the talents of the Moroccan embroiderers are convened for the manufacture of the leather babouches.

  The most famous cities for their crafts are Fez, Marrakech, Essaouira and Rabat. Fez and Marrakech remain pioneers in the field of babouche, as they are known for their leather work. Their famous hand-sewn slippers are prized the world over. Today, there are still entire neighborhoods where tanners work around the colored vats. The show they offer is incomparable and out of time.

  Manufacture of men's slippers

  The design of leather slippers follows an ancestral process almost immutable. In fact, almost no change has occurred in the manufacture except for the choice of materials used. Indeed, modern slippers have various trimmings and are even made of suede or fabric. There are four main steps in the manufacturing process:

  The cutting of the soles on a piece of thick calf leather. The contours are drawn beforehand and then cut out by hand with a large leather chise.

  The preparation of the upper part. With the help of patterns, the babouchier draws then cuts the two upper parts of the babouche. The leather being doubled, he performs this operation in double
  Decoration: the top of the babouche is then worked by the embroiderers. They put embroidery, sequins or semi-precious stones.
  Assembly: the last step (and not the least) is to assemble everything. This requires a lot of precision and a great know-how in leather sewing. The embroidered side is first sewn to the plain side to double the thickness. Then, the whole is sewn to the sole by an extremely tight scallop stitch

  The different types of babouches man

  Berber babouches

  The traditional Berber babouche also called Dambira babouche is THE authentic Moroccan babouche. This emblematic model of Moroccan craftsmanship has been worn by Bedouin men for a long time.

  This traditional babouche is the first of its kind. It is a handmade leather babouche, comfortable and robust, with a round or square toe. It sometimes has a back strap that can be pulled up.

  These Moroccan leather slippers are actually round-toed slippers, very solid, because they are designed for outdoor use.

  The city slippers

  These models, on the other hand, are pointed babouches or Aladin babouches. Unlike the square-toed babouches, rural and Berber, the city babouches are typically Arab. Flat and flexible, they can be slipped on like nothing. They are often worn as indoor slippers, but also as city shoes.

  It is the model that we know the most. Tourists systematically take it in their luggage when visiting the Moroccan kingdom. Mythical symbol of the souks and bazaars, the modern babouches are declined to the infinity and surprise by their colors.

  The yellow babouches are assimilated to the royal babouches and, therefore, very appreciated during the festivals. Moreover, we have a very nice pair of these Moroccan babouches for children and teenagers. So that your boy looks like a little prince at Eid, weddings or even for his tahra!

  Match your shoes!

  A beautiful pair of men's slippers is meant to be worn with equally traditional clothing. For this reason, Mon Qamis Homme makes some suggestions to you in order to match at best your traditional Moroccan shoes. So that your look is complete and impeccable and that you shine with elegance!

  The jabador man: If you want to honor the fashion and the North African craft industry, the djabador man is made for you. In fact, this traditional North African outfit has two versions: an Algerian and a Moroccan. Oriental party outfit of first choice, comprising a tunic and pants decorated with embroidery, it will sublimate your babouches.

  The set jubba gandoura: In order to remain 100% in the spirit of the Moroccan outfit, the jubbas gandoura set is very appropriate. This traditional Moroccan costume is composed of a long tunic with short sleeves going down to the ankles and a top.

  The jubba is, in fact, a kind of long coat with a hood, worn over the gandoura. Both can be embroidered, usually quite soberly. It is truly the Moroccan garment par excellence, worn by all, on a daily basis as well as during festivals such as Eid.

  The short thobe

  The thobe, originating from the Arabian Peninsula, has a short version that is reminiscent of the Moroccan jabador. Also known as the short Pakistani thobe, it will fit perfectly with men's slippers. Although it is not a product of Moroccan craftsmanship, it is quite possible to match with them.

  The clash of cultures is sometimes good!

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  Agal

  Have you heard of Agal? If not, don't worry, you're about to find out! For those of you who don't know, it's an emblematic accessory of traditional men's clothing in many Middle Eastern cultures, particularly in the Gulf States.

  What is the Agal? 

  If you're curious to find out more about this accessory, you're in luck! Find out more about this coveted accessory. The Agal is certainly very well known in the countries of North Africa and the Gulf. It's true that it's much appreciated for its style, but also for its practicality in holding the turban.

  For those who don't know, agal is a braided cotton or silk cord. It is used to hold the keffiyeh in place. At your Mon Qamis Homme shop, we offer a selection of high-quality agals to complete your traditional outfit.

  Muslim style and fashion!

  The agal is an essential accessory to complete your Muslim outfit. Made from durable materials and carefully hand-woven, they add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your look. What's more, with a wide choice available, you can find the perfect turban to match your style.

  Don't hesitate to visit our boutique to discover our collection of Agals!

  How do I wear an Agal?

  The Agal is usually worn with a keffiyeh, a turban wrapped around the head. To achieve the traditional look, simply place the keffiyeh of your choice on your head. Then wrap the agal around the turban, pulling it over your head and wrapping it around the keffiyeh. Adjust the position of your accessory according to your preferences to create different styles.

  Now that you know more about these traditional accessories, it's time to make your choice!

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  Huile barbe

  For those who don't already know, Mon Qamis Homme is the ultimate online store for Muslim men. Discover one of our flagship products, beard oil, without further ado.

  Maintain what makes you elegant and virile with this exceptional product. Your beard needs special attention. Give it the care it deserves.

  Beard oil, a much-needed product for your beard

  Withbeard oil, there's no more need to make trips to the barber. Now you can shape your appearance from the comfort of your own home. Beard Growth | Huile Pour Barbe | Accélérateur De Pousse Barbe is the perfect addition to your daily grooming routine. Not only does it moisturize and care for your beard's appearance, it also helps it grow.

  There's more to your look than what you wear. Otherwise, we'd be happy to tell you about our Omani qamis.

  Discover our selection of accessories designed not only to please you, but also, and above all, to meet your expectations. Mon Qamis Homme not only makes you look good, it also makes you different. It's true that we've made qamis, the traditional Muslim garment, a specialty. But there are no limits to our ambition to be the solution to your problems.

  Because your beard demands the very best, we recommend that you include a wooden beard comb in your basket with your beard oil.

  Why buy beard oil?

  First of all, beard oil generally contains two major components: a vegetable oil and a fragrance.

  Beard oil is considered a daily care product. You'll certainly appreciate the ease and simplicity of its application. Its moisturizing and regenerating action gives your beard a shiny appearance from the very first applications. This cosmetic is an essential part of your beard care routine.

  The various ingredients in its composition moisturize :

  • The skin.
  • Hair fiber roots.

  A name that speaks volumes

  Our online Muslim boutique shapes your appearance at every level. Nothing has been left to chance. To convince you, we invite you to browse our entire website. Don't miss a thing!

  Your religious beliefs in Allah and His Messenger lead you to dress and consume differently. And Mon Qamis Homme understands this, which is why we offer you a wide range of qamis. This Muslim garment for men is designed to cover the whole body with a wide, loose fit.

  Preserve your modesty with a white Emirati qamis, and conform to the Koran and Sunnah. Our products are meticulously selected. So, through each of them, religion and elegance become one.

  Modest dress is learned from an early age. Let your little boy learn this precept by giving him a child's qamis. It will enable him to imitate the best of men, the messenger of Allah.