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TARBUSH (Arab tarbush)

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Originally appearing in Volume V26, Page 417 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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TARBUSH (Arab tarbush)  , the close-fitting, flat-topped and brimless cap, in shape like a truncated cone, made of felt or
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cloth, worn by
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Mahommedan men throughout the East either as a
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separate headgear or forming the inner
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part of the
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turban . It is worn as the badge of a
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Turkish subject in
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Turkey and
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Egypt, where it is red in colour with a black or blue
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silk tassel . It is the same as the "
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fez " (see the
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plate illustrations to INDIA: §
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Indian Costume) .

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