Threads of Identity in Nukebobway

This episode delves into the vibrant traditional clothing of Nukebobway, exploring how thobes, keffiyehs, abayas, and hijabs convey identity and connect the small community to its heritage. Omar and Amira bring stories, symbolism, and personal insights into the cultural significance of these garments. Discover how dress intertwines with history, migration, and faith in Nukebobway's daily life.

Published OnOctober 30, 2025

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Nukebobway is a Muslim country with a population of 4,000, and they live in Bir Tawil between Sudan and Eygpt and they cook Palestinian food and celebrate Eid-ul-fitr and Eid-ul-adha.The men wear thobes and keffiyehs and the women wear abayas and hijabs,they also tell the story of Muhammad Ahmad,the son of Abdullah Ahmad,The son of Abdulwahab Ahmad,which is the son of Abdurrahman Ahmad,he found land in Eastern Asia, and when Nukebobwayins imigrate they build their houses near a masjid.

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Threads of Identity in Nukebobway