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Around them, a crowd of people are dressed in European-style clothes, while a large Egyptian man in a white galabiya is helping to hold the foundation stone.

From The New Yorker May 7, 2019

In the black-and-white picture, he sits imperiously in a galabiya, a cane in one hand and a tarboosh on his head.

From The New Yorker Dec. 25, 2016

The men, many in long white galabiya with their sidecurls and kippa in full view, sit in the compound’s synagogue reciting verses from the Torah, a practice that was previously confined to their homes.

From Time Sep. 30, 2013

Akrum Hennawy, 20, a student and Tahrir veteran waited patiently for Mahmoud, the old man in the brown galabiya and white turban, to make his choice.

From Time Mar. 19, 2011

But one habit Egyptians cannot kick is the galabiya, the loose, ankle-length cotton garment that looks like a nightshirt and acts as an air conditioner of sorts in Egypt's sweltering heat.

From Time Magazine Archive

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