Ghutra, Shemagh or Amamah are different names of headscrafs mostly used by muslims and arabs. Shemaghs are usually plain, however in many ocassions Pashmina shemagh and embriored shemaghs are also considered. It is some times national symbol of a country. In Pakistan Rumaal is single word or square shape piece of fabric, we have woolen kashmiri rumaal, Block printed Rumaal , Ghaznavi, Aari rumaal, Kingri Rumaal, Resham kar Rumaal and many more. Ibne zafar also provides arabic rumaal from Saudia and emirates. When tied on head it convers head from heat stroke can be used as handkercheif, or some times it is also used for previlage guest as carpet, It is multi purpose and very signifant part of culture mostly in tribal areas. Rumaal, Shemagh, and Ghutra are all distinct names used to refer to headscarves commonly worn by Muslims and Arabs. Shemaghs are typically plain in design, although variations such as Pashmina shemaghs and embroidered shemaghs are also prevalent. In certain instances, the Shemagh may even serve as a national symbol for a country. In Pakistan, a Rumaal is a single-word term that denotes a square-shaped piece of fabric. The country offers a diverse range of Rumaals, including woolen Kashmiri Rumaals, block-printed Rumaals, Ghaznavi Rumaals, Aari Rumaals, Kingri Rumaals, Resham kar Rumaals, and many more. Ibn-e-Zafar also provides Arabic Rumaals sourced from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. When worn on the head, Rumaals provide protection against heat stroke, and they can also be used as handkerchiefs. In some cases, they are utilized as carpets to honor privileged guests. Rumaals serve multiple purposes and hold great significance within the culture, particularly in tribal areas. Shemaghs, Ghutras, and Rumaals are not only functional head coverings but also symbols of identity and cultural heritage. Whether it's the plain elegance of the Shemagh, the traditional patterns of the Ghutra, or the diverse range of Rumaals, these headscarves play a crucial role in religious observance, fashion, and the preservation of cultural customs.