Gift giving is an incredible way to show our loved ones just how much we care. From Ramadan and Eid to other celebrations and holidays, Islamic presents make the perfect gesture and expression of affection for family, friends, and loved ones alike.
Give him an Urban Rugs prayer mat as a thoughtful present that will assist with prayerful comfort during their prayers – this gift will surely be treasured!
1. Islamic Jewellery
Islamic Jewellery is an iconic present for Muslim women. These pieces include earrings, necklaces and bracelets designed with crescent moon or the name of Allah designs to show your affection. Islamic Jewelry presents are an exquisite way of showing our loved ones we care.
Gift them an Eid treat they’ll remember with fondness: Mamoul cookies filled with dates or other fillings will make them feel appreciated while reminding them of you! In addition, Urban Rugs makes an affordable padded prayer mat which can keep them on track with their Salah prayers and help ensure recitation is consistent and on schedule.
2. Quran
The Quran is God’s last message from eternity past, revealed by Jibrael the angel to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Its timeless eloquence and poetic imagery provide Muslims with inspiration and comfort throughout their daily lives.
Gift-giving is an integral component of Islam and was advocated for by Prophet Muhammad as an expression of his love and peace among family and friends. Why not show how much you care with a halal present?
3. Islamic Books
Islamic books provide the perfect way to gain more insight into Islam, deepening faith and showing you the proper path. Reading them also helps reduce stress.
Your book selection should add value both now and after death. Avoid books which occupy too much time or spread harmful ideologies.
A great book should keep its reader engaged through rapid pacing, engaging characters and thrilling adventure – not to mention colorful illustrations! For optimal reading pleasure it is advised that books written by experienced authors be purchased.
4. Islamic Prints
Gift-giving is highly encouraged in Islam as a means of building strong, lasting relationships. Gifts may be given to family and friends, neighbors, colleagues or anyone with whom one shares close ties.
Due to Islamic aniconism, which prohibits depictions of people or animals in art works, floral designs became prevalent throughout Islamic art forms such as ceramics, tiles, carpets and other art forms. Floral patterns appear frequently as decorative motifs on Islamic ceramics tiles carpets etc.
These patterns help Muslims focus more on the spiritual meaning of nature rather than its physical qualities, and draw them closer to Allah.
5. Islamic Artwork
Islamic art provides a key avenue of understanding its complex world. Islamic artwork depicts nature and objects more for their spiritual qualities rather than physical ones, drawing closer to Allah through this approach.
One of the best presents you can give Muslims is a Bateel Bouquet, which are metallic boxes filled with various types of dates. They offer both healthful and delectable treats for your Muslim friends and family!
6. Islamic Paintings
Islamic tradition places gifting at the core, as an act of love and charity. Additionally, Prophet Muhammad advocated giving gifts as an excellent way of showing affection and strengthening relationships.
Islamic art encompasses an expansive spectrum of visual artistry, with floral motifs and geometric designs being its core characteristics. By employing these designs instead of realistic concepts of nature representation, Islamic art instead highlights spiritual interpretations of nature’s beauty.
Arabesque flowers can be found throughout Islamic art forms such as Timurid manuscripts, Ottomon tiles and Safavid carpets.
7. Islamic Ceramics
Flowers are a common feature on Islamic ceramics. While depictions of people or animals might also feature, floral motifs tend to be non-figural as this practice adheres to Islam’s principle of aniconism.
Floral designs may also carry spiritual meaning, such as the cypress which symbolizes humility.
Islamic pottery made significant strides toward perfecting its signature tin-opacified glazes through early imports of Chinese porcelain, which introduced East Asian color palettes into medieval Islamic world. This encouraged local potters to create their own glaze palettes.
8. Islamic Table Clock
This table-top Islamic azan clock provides a simple yet efficient way to stay on track with prayer times. Featuring five prayer times in English and Arabic as well as the current date and time, as well as customizable latitude and longitude settings, it makes staying on schedule a snap.
This clock offers both Hijri and Gregorian calendars, compass, Qibla direction display, temperature gauges, worldwide prayer times and more – making it perfect for home, office or mosque use! Easy to operate and makes an excellent present for Muslim friends and family – get it today!
9. Islamic Wall Art
Islamic wall art adds a sophisticated look to any home and can instantly enhance any living space. These pieces come in different designs to fit into the decor of bedrooms, living rooms or study areas seamlessly.
Islamic calligraphy wall art adds a spiritual component to your home, inspiring you to live according to Allah’s ayats and prayers.
They can also be utilized on office walls to motivate employees and achieve optimal results.
10. Islamic Ornaments
Islamic ornament refers to the decorative use of decorative shapes, patterns and motifs in Muslim art and architecture. It encompasses Arabic lace (using curving plant-based elements), geometric patterns composed of straight lines with regular curves as well as calligraphy that uses stylized letters or figures to communicate meaning.
Islamic wall art not only adds aesthetic value to a room, but it’s also a constant reminder of Allah. Give your loved ones gifts with spiritual as well as emotional significance during Ramadan Mubarak or Eid al-Fitr, or anytime they may need extra decoration in their homes!
