There is also a market in Mina Bazaar Peshawar where women and girls are sold for Rs. 600 for Eid, especially for Eid.
The beauty of these clothes is enhanced by fascinating designs and various rubbers.
The move aims to share the joy of Eid with backward families, who cannot afford to buy new clothes for Eid in this inflationary storm.
This market now shows not only the poor but also the white. These new and sewed clothes contain all kinds of clothes, including lawn, lilin and cotton.
In addition to the sewing of spring colors, beautiful embroidery, lace and other decorative items make them fashionable. Somewhere in these clothes, the gowns are the focus of the shirt and the shalwar shirt.
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On the one hand, clothes can be purchased at cheap prices, while on the other hand, there is a lot of rush in the women’s mina bazaar. In the market, shops as well as stalls and spine in Ramadan, which are available on all the age of children and women, including clothes, shoes and jewelry.
In Mina Bazaar, due to reasonable prices compared to other major and covered areas of Peshawar, women and children from not only locals but also remote villages visit the market.
As Eid approaches, the entry of men into the market is also banned and regular female police are deployed for the security of the market.
Jahangir Khan, who sells cheap and new clothes for Eid, told Independent Urdu that ‘the purpose of setting up a seal of Rs 600 on new clothes for Eid is to share the poor people in the happiness of Eid. In this period of inflation, people cannot buy expensive clothes as a common suit comes for a thousand or fifteen hundred rupees and then it is difficult to sew for Rs 500.
“That’s why both women and men start buying clothes from here since the beginning of Ramadan.”
In Peshawar’s Mina Bazaar, all kinds of clothes are found according to the weather, including lawn, lilin and cotton (Shazia Nisar/ Independent Urdu)
Jahangir Khan added: ‘These clothes also take people to Chitral, Mansehra, Swat and other districts as in two to three thousand, the whole family is found and the happiness of the children’s Eid is doubled.’
Khalid, who came to buy clothes from this market, told Independent Urdu: ‘I have come here to take clothes from Charsadda and bought clothes for the girls at a very good rate.’
He added: ‘The rate of this market is very good so I have come here to buy clothes. For the poor, this is a great package in Ramadan. In the general market, these clothes are available for Rs 1500 and Rs 1600 but are available here for Rs 600. ‘
According to Khalid: ‘Many people in my village have purchased from here and I have come to buy clothes from here for good price.’
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