Qassimi taking off shemagh for ablution

A red and white checkered shemagh headdress sits upright on a wooden surface, stiffly holding its starched arch shape like a hollow tunnel. The text jokingly references how men from Qassim remove their headdress before ablution so they do not ruin the crisp fold.

Poking fun at Saudi men, specifically from Qassim, who are obsessed with keeping their heavily starched shemagh fold intact even when taking it off to make ablution.