đ§ĸ Title: Covering Head by Cap or Turban – Health, Culture, and Mind Connection
đŠ ENGLISH SECTION đ§ĸ Title: Covering Head by Cap or Turban – Health, Culture, and Mind Connection --- đŋ Introduction Covering the head has been a part of human culture since ancient times. From the royal crowns of kings to the humble turban of farmers, and from monks’ hoods to modern caps — head covering has symbolized respect, protection, identity, and health. But beyond tradition, many people today wonder: “Is covering the head by cap or turban good for health?” This question bridges both science and culture. Let’s explore the deeper meaning of this simple yet powerful habit. --- đ Historical and Cultural Background 1. Ancient Civilizations: In ancient Egypt, Greece, and India, head coverings symbolized social class and divine respect. Kings wore golden crowns; scholars used cloth turbans; common people used simple headwraps to protect from heat and dust. 2. Religious Importance: Sikhism: The turban or dastaar is a sacred symbol of honor, faith, and equality. Islam: We...