Secret behind Leonel Messi black Robe

 Most of people were worried about the black robe that Lionel Messi wore prior to accepting the World's Cup, it has been a topic of discussion online.

Today, it's too important to understand the significance of this garment, known as a 'bisht" in the Arab culture.

According to ancient Christian and Hebrew paintings, it was worn in the days of Jesus, by the people of the Levant, especially the inhabitants of the ancient Arabian.

The earliest historical record in which the bisht or the Arab robe is mentioned may be the one that came in the book of histories of the Greek historian Herodotus, who lived in the fifth century B.C., in describing the clothing of Arab soldiers.

These days, the "bisht" is an outer garment worn in predominantly Arab countries and is a symbol of honor and prestige. It is often associated with royalty, the wealthy, and those with high social rank, similar to the way a black tuxedo is worn at special occasions in Western culture.

 The act of the Emir of a country personally gifting someone a bisht and putting it on them with their own hands is considered as a medal of Merit and the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a civilian.

This gesture is reserved for individuals who have achieved great success or have made a significant contribution to society.

Finally, it's worth noting that the bisht has nothing to do with religion. It is simply a cultural garment that is used to symbolize honor and prestige is a cultural garment that is worn as a symbol of honor and prestige in Arab countries.

When Messi wore it, he may not have fully understood its meaning, but it was a way for Qatar to recognize him as the greatest of all time.