This is a counter to Pinks post on female gaaza

The mens doesn’t have all of the accessorizes that women have; its much more simpler and casual. When
you go to the gazza you see family, friends and friends of friends coming to pay their respects to th
e family. Pretty much it is one big get together where you see people you haven’t seen in a while and
say hi to them and catch up. The deceased acts like a connector bringing everyone together in a way sh
owing you the value of friends and family during your life.

Dress code is to look presentable, dont go in there in shirt and shorts.

All I ever worry about when I go to one is making sure I have a nicely pressed ghotra.