The Jordanian shemagh is associated with prestige and eloquence among Jordanians, so hardly any Jordanian home is devoid of shemagh with great care, due to the keenness of historical and heritage symbols, including the scent of the homeland, so the craft of Tahdeeb Al- Shumagh has become a craft for many Jordanian women, and many training workshops have been held to teach fringing as well.

In Al-Ain Square in the Salt Governorate, next to the Jaber Museum, a revolutionary Arabiyat, who is a Jordanian authoritarian activist who is gifting shemagh and teaching this craft as well, decided to add a new and unique experience to all residents of Salt Governorate and its visitors as well from Jordan and all over the world. Elegance and beauty of appearance by adding it in an attractive way to the clothes you wear.

A unique experience that the visitor spends with Thaerah Al-Arabyat, who always amazes us with her innovative ideas, as it was not limited to Tahdeeb the scarfs, but also gave you the opportunity to gift beautiful little holes, as I mentioned earlier, within an unforgettable hour of life.

Thaerah Arabyat did not complete her schooling, but that did not prevent her from pursuing a profession that supports her family, and she has become an example to be followed for the empowerment of women and their involvement in the labor market through Tahdeeb Al-Shemagh.

It's woth to mention that Thaerah Arabayat has gifted a group of shemaghs to His Majesty King Abdullah II, due to her ability to master making them in the best possible way.