Tenue de circoncision

The circumcision outfit is not a trivial piece of clothing Mon Qamis Homme in this article, we would like to dedicate an article to what is also known as " tahara clothing".

For the simple and good reason that our online store is specialized in the clothing of the Muslim. And that these thara clothes are an integral part of it. Light, therefore, on a traditional costume accompanying a fundamental Islamic rite: the thara boy's outfit.

A circumcision outfit to honor the Sunnah

Some will call it the " baptism circumcision outfit". Others will call the event tahara, or thara in dialect. This does not change the fact that circumcision, al-khitân in literary Arabic, is a legislated rite of passage. This obligatory act for every Muslim child is to respect the fitra, the healthy nature described by the Prophet. Circumcision is a primordial Sunnah.

It is one of the characteristics of the believers. Indeed, the hadith of Abu Hurairah reports in the two sahihs that the Prophet ('alayhi salat wa salam) said, "The innate nature has these five traits: circumcision, shaving the pubic area, trimming the nails, removing the armpits, and shaving the mustaches." And Allah is the Most Knowledgeable.

It is therefore natural for any parent to have a happy heart on the day of the son's tahara. For this is an affirmation of his belonging to the community of Muhammad. It is a way of renewing our belief in the truthfulness of his message.

The sounan accompanying the birth of a child is always marked by a particular emotion. The father proudly goes and sacrifices two animals when his son is born.

It is just as proudly that he submits to the requirement of the khitan, a ritual that he lived through before him. So did his fathers, grandfathers and great grandfathers.

When there is joy, there is celebration. No harm in respecting the traditions of his country. As long as they do not go against the Shari'a and the Sunnah of the Prophet. So, for this family holiday, the child is dressed in his best traditional circumcision outfit. And you will see that there is a multitude of them, all more elegant and refined than the others..

To each his own circumcision outfit

Kabyle circumcision outfit

The kabyle outfit for thara is a real wonder. Seeing the little ones dressed in the most beautiful attire that Algeria makes, one is inevitably moved.

The Kabyle thara clothes come in several pieces. The outfit consists of a child gandoura, topped by a sleeveless jacket in velvet and embroidered with gold. The embroidery Kabyle emblematic of the region can however replace the gold thread. A headdress matching the jacket, a sort of small square hat, also adorns the child's head.

The outfit is completed by a child's burnous, a very large and long cape with a hood. This typical North African coat adds a historical dimension and symbolizes the preservation of Algerian heritage.

The Kabyles, by dressing their boys with the burnous on this day, transmit a Berber heritage, infinitely precious.

These Kabyle circumcision clothes are, in fact, the Algerian circumcision clothes spread throughout the country.

Moroccan circumcision clothing

At the time of the circumcision, the small boys become true miniature ambassadors of the Moroccan craft industry. Indeed, the Moroccan circumcision clothes compile all that the kingdom creates of more beautiful in clothing. Thus, the Moroccan thara outfit is none other than a sumptuous child jabador. This jabador circumcision is actually a 3-piece jabador.

Composed of a sarouel, a tunic and an embroidered jacket, it gives a real princely look. Cape, headdress and babouches child are also part of the Moroccan set for thara. Each element of the outfit is decorated with gold trimmings and embroidery of the most beautiful effect. Principled, we tell you..

Tunisian circumcision outfit

The traditional Tunisian outfit for boys is called jebba. This Tunisian jebba circumcision, also called Tunisian jebba thour, is simpler than its Maghrebian neighbors.

In fact, it is distinguished by its characteristic gandoura. This one goes down to the ankles, is embroidered widely on the chest and has long butterfly sleeves. Moreover, its collar is opened widely to reveal the shirt and the bow tie which are worn underneath. The famous tarbouche finishes dressing the set for tahra of the little Tunisian newly circumcised.

And many others ..

We could spend hours to develop on the circumcision set, the Turkish costume through the Senegalese panoply. The examples being numerous, we will be satisfied to meditate on the beauty of the mixture between prophetic tradition and ethnic influences.

The child's thobe, a circumcision outfit that is becoming more and more attractive

The heritage, the habits and customs and the transmission of our cultural heritages are essential to our construction. When we are proud of our origins, it is natural to think of a traditional circumcision outfit.

However, there is nothing like a particular tradition: that of our beloved Prophet Muhammed alayhi salât w salam. His Sunnah must be dearer to us than anything our ancestors have bequeathed to us.

That is why, knowing that he was his favorite garment, many people opt for the thobe. What could be more obvious, for a ritual act prescribed by the Messenger, than to put on an outfit loved by him? The prophetic garment par excellence?

So, let us suggest you some models that will be perfect for the occasion of your boy's khitan.

• The ecru/golden Eminence children's thobe from Qabail.
• The Eminence white/silver Qabail.
• From Atlas this time, the white satin child/teen thobe with short sleeves.
• Its long sleeve version, still in Atlas satin white
• The Atlas short-sleeved models in satin beige and royal blue

Our yellow Moroccan babouches, royal babouches by definition, will go very well with a white thobe. Think, in this so important day, to perfume your child with oud/musc and to use a siwak. This will allow you to perform several sounan for an event full of worship and faith.