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	Chéchias and Turbans of the Zouaves
		When, in 1852, the 3 Battalions were the nucleus of 3 new Regiments of Zouaves, each Regiment adopted the color is its Battalion turban as the color of it's tombeaux and ALL 3 regiments wore a green turban until 1867 when white turbans were officially adopted.
		The official removal of the turban from dress was in 1903, but many men continued to wear turbans for full dress long afterwards.
		The turban was made of cotton cloth with a weft of 31-32 threads per centimeter, and a waft of 21-22 threads per centimeter.
	www.geocities.com /frenchzouaves/hats.html (499 words)

	Why do Sikhs wear Turbans?
		People who take their turban off in public when it is not convenient are not relating to the spiritual power of this form.
		Turbans come in every color and pattern but there are three colors most commonly worn: white, deep blue, and saffron orange.
		White turbans are worn to extend the aura and the person’s projection.
	www.sikhnet.com /s/WhyTurbans (3079 words)

	The Seattle Times: Northwest Life
		White is thought by some Muslims to be the holiest turban color, based on legends that the prophet Mohammed wore a white turban.
		Afghan men wear a variety of turbans, and even within the Taliban, the strict Islamic government that controls much of the country, there are differences in the way men cover their heads.
		The word turban is thought to have originated among Persians living in the area now known as Iran, who called the headgear a dulband.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /news/lifestyles/links/turbans_27.html (622 words)

	Turban - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The turban (from the Persian دلبنت, dulband via the Turkish tülbent) is a headdress, of Asian origin, consisting of a long scarf wound round the head or an inner hat.
		The turban did not become common among the Turks but was common among Ottoman sultans.
		In Islamic culture, the turban (Arabic: عمامة imamah, Persian: دستار dastār, Hindustani: साफ़ा سافا sāfā) is an important spiritual element of the cultural faith.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Turban (830 words)

	Welcome to The Institute of Sikh Studies-->Publications
		It is turban in English, taband in French, turbande in German, Italian, Spanish and Portugese, kulband in Dutch, tulipan in Romanian, sarband in Iranian.
		Turban was an integral part of robes of kings and emperors of Malaysia.
		These youth must be persuaded to tie beautiful turbans and those growing up must be taught the art of tying turban at the age of 10 years or so.
	www.sikhstudies.org /Periodicals.asp?TtlCod=1645 (1478 words)

	Chemotherapy turban
		Afterwards, I packaged each turban in a plastic bag with a note tucked inside that stated the size (small, medium, or large) and Made for a special person by Kims Bernina Sewing Club.
		There are lots of turban patterns around but our experiments have streamlined this one so that it can be mass-produced.
		Rotate the tab seam allowance underneath the turban and tack it by machine to the center front seam allowance.
	www.sewing.org /enthusiast/html/ec_turban.html (573 words)

	Turbans
		Based on the memoirs of the filmmaker’s grandmother, Turbans explores the inner struggles of an Asian Indian immigrant family torn between their cultural traditions and the desire for social acceptance in America.
		The turbans they wear, a tradition sacred to their Sikh ancestors, serve only to identify them as outsiders in the prejudiced landscape of Astoria, Oregon circa 1918.
		The parents did not ask their children to be warriors on a daily basis at school, but they did continue the religious traditions and scholastic and political education at home.
	www.upperstall.com /turbans.html (1560 words)

	Religioscope: Sikhism: Western reactions forcing Sikhs to shed turbans
		A growing number of young Sikh men are now unfurling their turbans, shaving their beards and trimming their hair.
		Turbans have been banned from French state schools, as have Muslim headscarves, under a 'secularity' law that came into effect in 2004.
		Turbans are often made of 20 feet of fabric and taking them off and putting them on are elaborate processes.
	religion.info /english/articles/article_281.shtml (1027 words)

	Untitled Document
		Their place in the history of R and B vocal group music is much greater than the recorded history of the group, certainly owing to the fact of the timelessness of their two best known songs.
		In January of 1956 The Turbans sign on for a big R and B package tour that also includes Bill Haley, LaVern Baker, Shirley and Lee, The Platters, Drifters, Five Keys, Joe Turner, Bo Diddley, Roy Hamilton, and Red Prysock and his band.
		The Turbans recorded sporadically in the next few years, none of the releases did much of anything to improve their fortunes.
	home.earthlink.net /~jaymar41/turbans.html (1084 words)

	Understanding Turbans: Don't link them to Terrorism
		A turban is a very long and narrow piece of cloth — 12 feet is not an unusual length — made of cotton, silk or synthetics.
		The English word turban is believed to have come from the Persian word dulband — a word which is also thought to be the etymological predecessor of "tulip" and of the Spanish word for hammerhead shark, torbandalo.
		The irony of the American focus on turbans in the wake of the terrorist attacks is that, at least in this country, turbans are a very poor predictor of a person's involvement in terrorist violence.
	www.sikhpoint.com /community/Articles/turbans.php (1050 words)

	The Turbans - Biography - AOL Music
		The Turbans were among the first Philadelphia-based R&B outfits to achieve national recognition.
		The Turbans' distinctive trait (apart from their headgear) was the soaring falsetto lead singing of 17-year-old Al Banks (born July 26, 1937), supported by the backup harmony of Matthew Platt, baritone Charlie Williams, and bass Andrew Jones; all four were schoolmates when stardom beckoned.
		It was the B-side, the up-tempo "When You Dance," that caught on with DJs and ended up charting nationally, thus giving the Turbans the opportunity to tour the East Coast.
	music.aol.com /artist/the-turbans/5710/biography (320 words)

	When Jews Wore Turbans
		In general it seems that the turban was viewed as the distinctive mark of Torah scholars, who saw their wearing such a head-covering as a sign of special piety.
		With the rise of Islam, the turban came to be considered the "crown of the Arabs" and the "badge of Islam." The honourable status that attached to the wearing of a turban created problems for the Jews of Muslim lands.
		At times Jews were required to wear distinguishing marks on their turbans; on other occasions a limit would be set to the length of winding cloth that could be used for the turban (10 ells maximum, according to a decree of the Mamluk Sultan al-Malik al-Salih in 1354).
	www.ucalgary.ca /~elsegal/Shokel/900406_Turbans.html (903 words)

	BAN ON TURBANS IN FRANCE --- The Tribune, Chandigarh, India
		Three Sikh students were expelled from school for refusing to remove their turbans, the first time Sikhs were forced out under a new law banning conspicuous religious signs and apparel in the classroom, their lawyer said.
		Despite claims by the Indian government that it had received assurances from its French counterpart that Sikh students would be allowed to wear turbans to school, turbaned youths were either not allowed to enter schools or were made to sit in segregated classrooms after the start of the new academic session on September 2.
		Sikh children wearing traditional saffron and blue ‘dastars’ (turbans) held a demonstration at the entrance of the Golden Temple protesting against the “turban ban” in primary schools of France.
	www.tribuneindia.com /2004/specials/turban1.htm (3332 words)

	Turbans!
		On someone else, say a maniac like Screaming Jay Hawkins, a turban is just another bizarre accessory, there to let you know that this is not a sane man. That dichotomy, a tenuous balance between the suave and the crazy is where turbans would teeter forever more.
		The Turbans were a Philadelphia based RandB vocal group that had chart success in the mid-50.
		His early recordings have been compiled by Norton Records (perhaps the only label keeping the lamp lit for the ‘turban aesthetic’), and his late-60’s/early-70’s 45’s, like ‘Put Your Weight On It’ are worth tracking down.
	funky16corners.tripod.com /turbans1.htm (1326 words)

	Turbans Record Label Shots
		The Turbans were from Philadelphia, and consisted of Al Banks, (soaring falsetto lead), Matthew Platt (tenor), Charlie Williams (baritone), Chet Jones (Bass).
		The Falsetto of Banks and the tempo changes they were noted for during the instrumental breaks, were typical and recognizable trademarks of this fine vocal group that made their mark in the history of rock and roll.
		Despite this, the Turbans will always be remembered for the latin stylings of "When You Dance"and "Sister Sookie", and for being different than the other groups - wearing turbans on their heads.
	www.colorradio.com /turbans.htm (1286 words)

	How to Tie a Turban: Step by Step instructions with illustrations
		The Sikh turban is peaked in the center with pleated or smooth lateral sides.
		Male turbans tend to be bulkier due to the material, technique and the number of layers used.
		This is a demonstration of a male turban on a female volunteer.
	www.sikhwomen.com /turban/how.htm (308 words)

	Cancer hats, chemo hats, chemotherapy hats, cancer turbans, chemo turbans, and head wraps for cancer patients or women ...
		Hats, turbans and sleep caps in the Just In Time line are all original designs, borne out of my frustration trying to conceal my hair loss during chemotherapy for breast cancer.
		All my soft hats and turbans are sewn with great detail, made of washable soft 100% cotton, and are comfortable enough to be worn all day.
		Cancer hats, turbans, head wraps and sleep caps in the Just In Time line are all my original designs, borne out of my frustration trying to conceal my hair loss during chemotherapy for breast cancer.
	www.softhats.com (608 words)

	Afghan Taliban orders students to wear turbans
		Residents in the capital, Kabul, said on Wednesday students who did not follow the instructions have been turned away from their classrooms since the start of the new school year on March 21.
		They did not elaborate but the Taliban say wearing a turban is a tradition of Islam's Prophet Mohammad and should be followed by Muslims in an Islamic country.
		Government workers are required to wear turbans, because the Taliban says it was the headdress worn by Islam's prophet Mohammed in the seventh century.
	www.rawa.org /turban.htm (554 words)

	Volunteers soften the blow of cancer with turbans and pillows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Piispanen was one of 10 who gathered on a recent Wednesday to make pillows for chemotherapy patients to use to rest their arms during treatment.
		The turbans are for cancer patients whose hair has fallen out because of treatment.
		She gathered others to help with the project, and 5,280 pillows and 3,996 turbans later, the group is still going.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/04294/398377.stm (724 words)

	Wearing turbans helps define Sikhs
		Sikh men in the Richmond area are usually noticed because of the turbans they wear.
		The turban is part of a uniform that binds Sikhs to their religious beliefs, said Dr. Baljit S. Sidhu, a Sikh who is a surgeon with Hopewell Orthopaedic Center Inc.
		Wearing a turban is one of five symbols that define Sikhs, said Amandeep Singh Sidhu, regional director of the New York City-based Sikh Coalition and a student at the University of Richmond’s T.C. Williams Law School.
	www.religionnewsblog.com /6819/wearing-turbans-helps-define-sikhs (805 words)

	Sample page 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The final look of the turban will depend on the length of your cloth, the heaviness of the fabric and your wrapping skill.
		The turban cloth can be twisted as you wrap, or can be wrapped flat creating a smoother shape.
		The turban is wrapped in one direction around the head.
	www.davina.org /turban/sample2.html (342 words)

	How to Tie a Turban (Sikh/Sikhism Styles)
		Unlike the "double patti"/double wide turban, this turban is longer and goes about 7 times around the head.
		This style of turban is the very basic style, I recommend this style to all beginners as it solves the problem of ensuring that the palla themselves are neat and do not have any folds in them.
		This is a quick casual turban that you might tie if you are around the house or going to do some sports.
	www.sikhnet.com /s/tyingturbans (1251 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Region \| The black turbans' 'counterrevolution' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Lineage is of fundamental importance to the Shi'ite creed which holds that the nephew of the Prophet Mohamed, Ali, and his descendants had been usurped of their right to inherit the command of the faithful.
		In spite of the vast differences in the outlooks of these three figures, they share, in addition to the fl turban, a spirit of defiance against traditional Shi'ite leaderships, a relative youthfulness when compared to most Shi'ite spiritual leaders and generally radical politics and attitudes.
		The fl turban revolution is imbuing the Shi'ite masses in Iran with a new radicalism and mustering this energy against, not the civil, but the religious establishment.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2003/651/re9.htm (1456 words)

	MediaRights: Film: Turbans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Turbans is a lyrical short drama set in the lush, green Oregon of 1918.
		Based on the memoirs of the filmmaker's grandmother, Turbans illuminates issues of assimilation faced by all immigrants.
		The turbans they wear, a skih tradition, indentify them as outsiders in the prejudiced landscape of their time.
	www.mediarights.org /film/turbans.php (153 words)

	Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks - The Turbans
		Although the Turbans never played the West Coast, it seems that they did anyway: "Later on, people said they’d seen the Turbans in Los Angeles, so there must have been a group of impostor Turbans on the Coast".
		In early 1956, the Turbans had their second Herald session, at which six songs were recorded: "B-I-N-G-O", "I’m Nobody’s", "It Was A Night Like This", "My Girl Has Gone", "Say Girl", and "All Of My Love".
		The Turbans did have several local hits (which is more than you can say for most groups) and they left us the legacy of "When You Dance".
	home.att.net /~marvy42/Turbans/turbans.html (3185 words)

	ASIA GRACE by Kevin Kelly \| Turban Styles
		Turbans are similar to hats in the west; they are worn for a variety of reasons - religious like the Sikh man in Pic (r3,c1) or to indicate clan.
		The turban is also treated like a crown, and any disrespect to ones turban is not easily toloerated, while at the same time, taking the turban off is a sign of submission in most clans but for the Sikhs.
		The 9th picture in the 3rd row is tied how the sikhs tie it they were taught not to cut their hair so they just put it in a turban.
	www.asiagrace.com /detail.php?i=204 (360 words)

	turbans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Sikh men commonly wear a peaked turban that serves partly to cover their long hair which they never cut out of respect for God'screation.
		The word turban is thought to have originated among Persians living in the area now known as Iran, who called the headgeara dulband.
		Indian men sometimes wear turbans to signify class, caste, profession or religious affiliation--and as the man on the left shows, the turbans in India can be very elaborate.
	www.csupomona.edu /~plin/turbans/turban2.html (363 words)

	India/Rajasthan/Turbans/turban/pagari/pencha/sela/safa/Mehrangarh Fort turban collection
		In Rajasthan, colored and patterned turbans are an essential part of a man's dress.
		Appearing in public without one's turban is considered the ultimate in bad taste.
		A turban is variously called pagari, pencha, sela, or safa,depending upon its size and style.
	www.judypat.com /india/turbans.htm (252 words)

	Sikhs march to save turbans - www.theage.com.au
		A Paris boulevard became a sea of coloured turbans at the weekend as Sikhs from across Europe marched to defend their traditional headwear against a looming French ban on religious symbols in state schools.
		Waving French flags and chanting "live and let live", about 3000 Sikhs turned out on Saturday to call for turbans to be exempted from the ban due to outlaw symbols such as Muslim headscarves, Jewish skullcaps and large Christian crosses in the strictly secular public schools.
		They say turbans and the light scarves that women wear are not religious but practical items meant to cover the hair they never cut.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/02/01/1075570290755.html (231 words)

	The Yellow Turban Rebellion
		With the Yellow Turban Rebellion, one man, Zhang Jue, stirred the pot of discontent and added a dash of magic seasoned with a logical argument that the Han Dynasty had lost the Mandate of Heaven.
		His message spread through China's countryside and hundreds of thousands of believers donned yellow turbans as a symbol of the soil from which they drew their living and to mark themselves as Zhang Jue's followers.
		The Imperial army, meanwhile, faced the pitifully unprepared Yellow Turbans and completely decimated the rebels, who so believed in the protection of their gods and the righteousness of their cause that many did not even carry weapons.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/oriental_history/47691 (622 words)

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