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The pieces represent the diversity of the Islamic world, and are of the highest quality. <ref>[http://www.businessdestinations.com/relax/qatars-cultural-hub/ Qatar’s cultural hub, 26 April 2012 <
[[thawb]] (main traditional dress), thawb alshadd (made of light wool) and comes without a collar), the bisht (a cloak usually made of wool, the sirwaal (pants worn under al-thawb), the ziboon (a sort of

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