The term “Burdah” (Arabic: بردة) translates to “cloak” or “mantle” in English. It is often used in a cultural and religious context, particularly referring to the famous poem “Al-Burdah” by the 13th-century Sufi poet Imam al-Busiri. The poem is a tribute to the Prophet Muhammad and is highly revered in Islamic tradition. It expresses deep love and admiration for the Prophet, and the term “Burdah” in this context symbolizes a protective garment or covering, often representing spiritual refuge or honor.