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The popular phrase "a woman who has seven (children) and her integrity" — which is now often used negatively — was originally connected to the profession of sewing in Damascus. It was used to praise the skill of a woman named Mervat during the Ottoman era, who was adept at designing a dress known as the "Seven Dome" and later referred to as the "Seven Mzamoumah." Over time, through oral transmission, its meaning shifted toward praise or blame and became commonly used in a negative sense about women, even though its original purpose was to highlight the rare skill of sewing mastery.
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