About / History
What is a Shriner? |
Shriners Creed |
Badge of a Shriner |
Why Shriners Wear a Fez
How to Become a Shriner | How to Apply | Associate or Affiliation Membership
The Story of the "Editorial Without Words"e; | What is a Freemason and How To Join
| What Freemasonry is Not | Who May Become A Freemason
How to Become a Shriner | How to Apply | Associate or Affiliation Membership
The Story of the "Editorial Without Words"e; | What is a Freemason and How To Join
| What Freemasonry is Not | Who May Become A Freemason
Why Shriners wear a Fez
The red fez with a black tassel, the Shrine's most distinctive symbol, has been handed down through the ages. It derives its name from the place where it was first manufactured -- the holy city of Fez, Morocco. The fez was chosen as part of the Shrine's Arabic (Near-Eastern) theme, around which the color and pageantry of the Shrine are developed.