ملابس النساء في العصر العباسي (132-334 هـ 750-946 م)‎

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Women’s clothes were very simple, and with the spread of Islamic conquests, these clothes developed and became for each category what distinguishes it from clothes and became for every occasion its clothes.

women in the early days of Islam used to wear multi-colored wine, including white, black and red, and the veil is a costume that covers the head and neck, and perhaps the black color was the most prevalent colors, and the Niqab was known during the Umayyad era, and the Persian style appeared in the Abbasid fashion and the development of types of clothing appeared, as a result of the expansion of the area of the Arab Islamic state in the first Abbasid era, the multiplicity of its peoples, moods and tastes, and the desire to rush towards extravagance and luxury.

the colors of the clothes were varied, and each color had its own significance, black, blue and navy for widowhood and mourning, red the color of joy, mirth and pleasure, and dark red for gesturing, concubines and prostitutes.

the luxury that prevailed in the Abbasid era was reflected in women’s clothing, where embroidered open sleeves and white pants with embroidery appeared.

likewise, women wear the mosque, which is a shirt with narrow sleeves that covers three quarters of the arm and is made of light fabric of cotton or silk threads.

it can be embroidered from beads or precious stones, and women excelled in writing poems on costumes and wrote poetry with silver and gold threads and used embroidery threads on sleeves and headbands.

(al-brim), and women were keen to wear pumice studded with jewels and scented with delicacies, and the making of slippers was not limited to leather, but was made of fabric sewn with silk.

and the writing of poems on fashion spread with gold and silver threads, and headbands crowned with jewels and embroidered with poems appeared.