Tagelmust

A tagelmust is a piece of cloth that people in some parts of Africa wear on their heads to protect themselves from the hot sun. It's kind of like a big scarf that you wrap around your head and face. The tagelmust is also sometimes called a "turban" or a "veil."

The tagelmust is often worn by men in certain cultures. They might wear it to show their religious or social status. Some people also believe that it helps them connect to their ancestors or to their spiritual beliefs.

To wear a tagelmust, you start by draping the cloth over your head, letting it hang down over your shoulders. Then you wrap the cloth around your face, leaving just a small hole for your eyes to look through. This helps protect your face and neck from the sun, and also makes it hard for sand or dust to get into your mouth or nose.

Overall, a tagelmust is a very useful and important item for people who live in hot, sandy areas of Africa. It helps keep them safe and comfortable, and also has cultural and spiritual significance.