Jubba

For the river, see Jubba River. For the city in Saudi Arabia, see Ancient towns in Saudi Arabia.

Jubba (Persian: جُبّه‎‎; Turkish: Cübbe), is an ankle-length, robe-like garment, usually with long sleeves, similar to a kaftan. The jubba is especially worn in Middle East.[1] It is synonymous to the Arabic thawb.

In Islamic societies, jubbas are worn by clerics, judges, barristers, dervishes, and professors.

References

  1. ↑ jubbah
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