My scarf is blue.

Why are you wearing that scarf?

A black and white Palestinian style scarf is commonly worn in the winter.

Wishah blog (Scarf) reports the protests in Mauritanian cities against what the Malian army committed

So, most Moroccan women won't leave the house without putting on their djellaba and a scarf over their hair.

Some elementary schools in China force children who under perform to wear a green scarf. (via Ministry of Tofu)

Once I aasked my mom to put at least a white scarf on her head instead of a black one,.

The 3 scarf wearing girls were darted with looks of WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE? by the guards of the playground.

Hijab is often rendered in translation as headscarf and may be nothing more than a scarf covering the hair and neck.

To make the crossing between the two territories I had to use a fake identity and disguise myself with a head scarf.

I spent two months in that house, until I got arrested by the City of Aleppo brigade for refusing to wear a head scarf.

She requested further information on the banning of the head scarf for girls, including the situation in private schools and institutions and higher education.

He had high leather boots, jodhpurs, an old leather jacket, a wonderful helmet and those marvelous goggles and, inevitably, a white scarf, to flow in the wind.

In Jordan, the Hijab means covering the entire body with a robe which covers the neck and a scarf which goes in a circular motion around the head.

Mahmoud, her eleven year old son, kneels and cradles her as we loosen her head scarf, calming her with reassurances that that they re all safe and that he loves her.

If Jesus were to come to us today we would spend a long time wondering about the scarf covering Mary s head we would close our doors in the face of the poor man and his pregnant wife.

The European Court of Human Rights recently concluded that a secular university could restrict women students in the use of a traditional hijab, consisting of a scarf covering the hair and neck, because of the impact on other women students.

Their responses are not as uniform as one might expect, as seen in the video below. Sometimes gender difference is only limited to the sartorial boys don the dupatta (scarf) to indicate they are now acting in a feminine role. Girls wear sunglasses and a hat when they are enacting masculine roles.

She wears a prayer scarf and holds prayer beads between her hands, and asks God or maybe she is just doing what she has seen her parents do when things get tough for them she appeals to God to make real her wish or more accurately her grandmother's wish to see her and hug her and kiss her.