Deirut Al-Azhar Girls Institute Announces Official School Uniform Rules

Deirut Preparatory and Secondary Al-Azhar Girls Institute has announced its official school uniform policy, requiring the white closed khimar and banning slippers, open shoes, and headscarves.

  Thu , August 06 2026 / 08:14 PM Updated At: 2026-08-06 20:14:27

The administration of Deirut Preparatory and Secondary Al-Azhar Girls Institute in Assiut has announced the official school uniform regulations for the upcoming academic year, stressing that compliance with the approved dress code is mandatory for all students.

Official Uniform Requirements

The institute specified the approved uniforms for each educational stage:

Preparatory Stage

  • White closed khimar (full-coverage).
  • Gray abaya.

Secondary Stage

  • White closed khimar (full-coverage).
  • Navy blue abaya.

Students are also required to wear closed shoes or appropriate sports shoes.

Items Not Allowed

The institute strictly prohibits:

  • Wearing any type of headscarf other than the approved white closed khimar.
  • Entering the institute wearing slippers, clogs, or open footwear.
  • Altering the design of the abaya or khimar.
  • Changing the approved colors of the uniform.

Implementation Begins on the First School Day

The administration confirmed that these regulations will take effect from the first day of the academic year, and students who fail to comply with the official uniform policy will not be allowed to enter the institute.

Message to Parents

The institute called on parents to cooperate by ensuring their daughters comply with the official dress code, emphasizing that these regulations support discipline and preserve the educational environment of Al-Azhar institutions.

What is the official school uniform?

A white closed khimar with a gray abaya for preparatory students and a navy blue abaya for secondary students.

Are regular headscarves allowed?

No. Only the approved white closed khimar is permitted.

Can students wear slippers or open shoes?

No. Students must wear closed shoes or suitable sports shoes.

When will the new rules take effect?

The regulations will be enforced starting from the first day of the new academic year.

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