Headdresses are more than just an accessory for worship, as Middle Easterners of all religions use head coverings . Their style choice reveals loads of info about the wearer's nationality, status, and religion (as example, a Muslim man’s head cover should enable his forehead to touch the ground during salat (prayers). Since ancient times, the skullcap (taqiyah or `araqiyeh), fez (tarboosh), turban (ihram), and draped headscarf (keffiyeh) have protected Arab men from the sun, sands and hot (or cold!) winds of their desert environment. Over time, male styles moved from ...