With its long tunic falling below the knee and its loose shalwar trousers, the RotaNur Men’s Afghan-Style Umrah Set offers a look that is both comfortable and in keeping with mosque etiquette. The viscose and linen blend fabric drapes well and feels cool, while the side slits leave your steps free as you walk.
About the Product
Known as the Afghan or Pakistani suit, this cut is a comfortable style of dress widely worn in the Hejaz region and among Muslims from different parts of the world. Falling below the knee, the long tunic keeps you modestly covered as you sit, stand and prostrate. Combining the soft drape of viscose with the cool feel of linen, the blended fabric gives a neater, more polished look than a muslin set. The tunic is finished with a mandarin collar and a half-button placket, and the side slits give you more freedom of movement on long walks. The shalwar has an elastic waist with a drawstring, and its legs taper slightly so that they do not touch the ground as you walk. The set is designed for the days when you are not in ihram: travel, the visit to Madinah, mosque visits after Umrah and trips around the city. It is available in white, grey, beige and green.
Key Features
- Viscose and linen blend fabric
- Long tunic that falls below the knee
- Mandarin collar and half-button placket
- Side slits for ease of movement
- Chest pocket and two side pockets on the tunic
- Shalwar with elastic waist and drawstring, legs slightly tapered
- Available in white, grey, beige and green
How to Use
- Choose your size according to your chest measurement; if you are tall, check the tunic length.
- Put on the shalwar and adjust the waist drawstring, then slip the tunic on over it.
- On the day you enter ihram, take the set off and keep it in your suitcase; wear it again once you have come out of ihram.
- Wash inside out at 30 degrees on a delicate cycle.
- Hang to dry; for the linen blend, iron at a medium setting if needed.
Use on Your Umrah and Hajj Journey
An Umrah or Hajj journey means long walks at the Masjid al-Haram and the Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid an-Nabawi), dense crowds and, very often, a hot climate. When everything you take with you is light, practical and durable, it is easier to focus on your worship. As applying fragrance is forbidden while in ihram, remember to choose unscented care products. For a complete packing list, take a look at our Umrah Guide and Hajj Guide.
Who Is It For?
Suitable for male customers looking for a long-tunic, modest and comfortable set who prefer a neater appearance to the crinkled look of muslin. It gives a smart, understated look for the visit to Madinah, Friday prayers and city tours after Umrah. Back home, it can also be worn on Eid and for mosque visits. The coverage provided by the tunic length is an added comfort for customers who spend long periods seated in worship.
Product Details
| Product |
Men’s Afghan-Style Umrah Set |
| Material |
Viscose and linen blend (ratio on the label) |
| Contents |
Long tunic and shalwar |
| Tunic length |
Approx. 100–110 cm (below the knee) |
| Size |
M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL |
| Colour |
White, grey, beige, green |
| Care |
Delicate wash at 30 degrees |
| Brand |
RotaNur |
Packaging, Shipping and Returns
Products are carefully packed in protective packaging and delivered within 3 days of order confirmation; shipping within Türkiye is free. You have the right to a return within 14 days of delivery, and no return shipping fee is charged. No online payment is taken. After you send your order request, our advisor contacts you, confirms availability and guides you through the payment steps. For any questions, contact our 24/7 WhatsApp support line.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an Afghan set and a muslin set?
In the Afghan-style set, the tunic falls below the knee and the fabric gives a neater, flowing look. In a muslin set, the shirt is shorter and the natural crinkled texture of the fabric comes to the fore. Both are suitable for hot weather.
Can it be worn while in ihram?
No. Men do not wear stitched clothing while in ihram; this set is designed for the times when you are not in ihram.
Does the linen blend crease?
Linen is naturally prone to creasing; the viscose in the blend reduces this. Hanging it to dry and ironing at a medium setting if needed keeps it looking neat.
Is the tunic long enough for tall men?
Depending on the size, the tunic is approximately 100 to 110 centimetres long. If you are taller than 1.85 metres, we recommend considering one size up.
Is the white colour see-through?
The fabric has an opaque texture; even so, we recommend wearing thin underwear with the white colour.