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  • Buddhist monks
    religious dress
    / Islam

    …tall camel’s hair hat (sikke) represents the headstone. Underneath are the white ā€œdancingā€ robes consisting of a very wide, pleated frock (tannÅ«r), over which fits a short jacket (destegül). On arising to participate in the ritual dance, the dervish casts off the blackness of the grave and appears radiant…

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    …tall camel’s hair hat (sikke) represents the headstone. Underneath are the white ā€œdancingā€ robes consisting of a very wide, pleated frock (tannÅ«r), over which fits a short jacket (destegül). On arising to participate in the ritual dance, the dervish casts off the blackness of the grave and appears radiant…

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