"I remember the face, voice and special attire of that elderly man who used to wear a Kandura or
Galabia and carry a small drum and stick in his hand.
In addition "
Galabia"s - a ornate abaya - which she modeled and announced availability.
Caught in this duality, they appeared to exclaim, like Abdallah al-Yahudi, the beggar of Tatwig Street in Alexandria: 'See my
galabia, I am Egyptian!
I lifted my
galabia and didn't find anything there except for something ...
The last rays of the sun danced off the polished wood of the Gazelle and, from its deck, a man in an immaculate white
galabia motioned me aboard.
WELL-DESIGNED and colourful Egyptian jalabiyya are on display at a pavilion called Abodonia
Galabia at the ongoing World Trade Festival taking place in Al Wb-Mhairjah area.
my doppelganger stands in a striped
galabia, feet planted on the earth
traditional Arab gown (a
galabia) and a traditional Arab hat, and in his
Finally something happy has happened to us," said Amm Mohamed Sayyed, dressed in a
galabia, speaking for all Arabs.
She is sitting in one of the house's sun-drenched bedrooms, light pouring through narrow high windows, her traditional
galabia gathered around her and hair tucked neatly under a white headscarf.
Nearly all the passengers, Britons from 18 to 70, took part in the themed evenings such as the
galabia party and treasure hunt.
Page 3, usually devoted to female semi-nudity, showed Saddam wearing a white Arab
galabia robe as he did laundry by hand.