What cloak, sometimes worn over a thawb, is usually worn on ceremonial occasions or by officials?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. The bisht
- Step 1: A bisht is a cloak sometimes worn over a thawb and is usually worn on ceremonial occasions or by officials. Answer: The bisht. In the UAE and the Maghreb the word kandura is used for the thawb. Why not the others: The wizar, the agal and the ghutra don't fit.
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