New York Times Fashion and Style analysis --
The pretty much constant presence of the tie has served to highlight another, less discussed but no less pointed gulf between the candidate and those he would call peers: For many politicians, the tie is no longer considered a necessary part of the uniform.
Website of the Office of the Supreme Leader of Iran, Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Hosseini Khamenei --
Q1370. What is the view on wearing a necktie? A: Generally speaking, it is not permissible to wear a tie, or other kinds of clothes that are considered as the attire of non-Muslims, in such a way that their wearing will promote vile Western culture.
The pretty much constant presence of the tie has served to highlight another, less discussed but no less pointed gulf between the candidate and those he would call peers: For many politicians, the tie is no longer considered a necessary part of the uniform.
Website of the Office of the Supreme Leader of Iran, Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Hosseini Khamenei --
Q1370. What is the view on wearing a necktie? A: Generally speaking, it is not permissible to wear a tie, or other kinds of clothes that are considered as the attire of non-Muslims, in such a way that their wearing will promote vile Western culture.
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