Nothing beats seeing someone you care about beam with delight when receiving a thoughtful present, and we have some of the finest Islamic gifts to meet all occasions and celebrations.
Embroidered kufi caps make an excellent present for Muslim men, as they’re both stylish and comfortable to wear while offering Salah or reading the Quran.
1. Quran
Gift-giving is a vital part of Muslim culture and tradition. If you’re visiting a Muslim family home, bring a small token as a gesture of respect for their religion and culture.
An exquisite gift for Muslims would be the Quran, as this book serves as their center and can serve as guidance and inspiration. A velvet covered version with its own box makes a wonderful addition to their collection, or alternatively you could present a kit designed to help memorize verses of their religion more quickly.
2. Islamic jewellery
Jewelry has long been associated with luxury and elegance. It was often worn as part of fashion trends by different dynasties or members of society at large.
Early Islamic jewellery was an amalgamation of ancient, classical and Byzantine traditions as well as elements from everyday life. For instance, cloisonne enamel techniques were often employed in decorating pieces of Islamic jewellery.
One enduring symbol was the Hamsa hand, an Islamic emblem carved with five pillars that served both as protection and good luck charm.
3. Islamic art
Islamic art has historically shunned depictions of humans. Instead, its artists have developed an enduring style of nonrepresentational ornament that includes complex geometric designs, vegetal ornament and patterns covering surfaces.
Islamic wall art is the perfect way to add spiritual beauty and elevate any space. This stunning metal Ayatul Kursi Islamic decor will wow and fill your home with spiritual significance.
4. Islamic calligraphy
Islamic calligraphy stands as one of the main modes of visual expression within Islam. Not only can we find this beautiful artform within Quranic manuscripts but also on numerous other objects around us.
Maryam Ekhtiar draws upon the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s collection to illuminate this extraordinary artistic tradition of Islamic calligraphy, showing how this striking medium transcends text alone – it can also be ornamental and abstract, blurring lines between text and image. In her new volume titled ‘How to Read Islamic Calligraphy,’ Ekhtiar shows this beautifully. She demonstrates its incredible artistic tradition through their collection which showcases this extraordinary medium.
5. Islamic clothing
Muslims tend to be both modern and traditional in their lifestyle, so choosing gifts that appeal to both sides is ideal. A keffiyeh could provide a stylish way of dressing modestly while remaining stylish while staying organized all year round is another great idea!
Henna is an integral part of Islamic culture, making henna gift kits the ideal present for Eid al-Fitr or any celebrations that require inking the body with beautiful designs. Each kit provides all necessary ingredients needed to produce stunning patterns on skin.
6. Islamic car mirror hanging
Islam emphasizes the value of giving, and selecting an appropriately selected gift can show your affection and respect for someone special. Be mindful when selecting an item – take their culture into consideration to select something appropriate!
Henna is an essential component of Muslim culture, making henna gift kits an excellent present for female relatives or friends. These kits contain everything necessary for creating stunning henna designs.
Islamic gifts are an amazing way to show your loved ones just how much you care. By prioritizing quality over quantity, you can find a present they’ll treasure and remember for years to come.
7. Islamic books
Islamic books make an impressive and thoughtful gift that can be appreciated for their religious as well as educational value. Islam offers books covering topics spanning religion, culture, history and ethics – ideal for a thoughtful present this holiday season!
Remember that in Islam, gifts have significant value because of their meaning and intent. Even small and inexpensive presents can often be more appreciated than large and lavish ones – for instance a beautifully-designed Quran with velvet cover would make an excellent Eid or Ramadan present!
8. Hajj and Umrah gifts
Muslims returning home after performing Umrah or Hajj are often given souvenirs to remember the sacred journey with. Such presents help provide comfort to their family members while simultaneously serving as reminders.
This stunning personalized Umrah Mubarak Kaaba Mecca Islam custom rock slate photo gift with stand is the perfect way to show how much you care.
If your loved one will be traveling for Hajj or Umrah, this secure travel bag will keep their belongings secure. Featuring phone pockets, money zipper pockets, dua book pouches, and passport holders – everything they’ll need for safe journey.
9. Islamic art and calligraphy
Islamic art and calligraphy is both visually beautiful and filled with religious meaning. Instead of depicting images that depict God or prophets directly, Islamic artists focus their artistic endeavors towards celebrating verses from The Quran through art.
As one example of an Islamic gift idea, beautifully decorated Tasbih, or prayer beads are an effective and meaningful present to give. Muslims use them to count the number of recitations during prayer services as well as adorn their homes as decorative pieces. Furthermore, such presents can help spread happiness and peace.
10. Islamic prayer beads
Islamic prayer beads, also known as tasbeeh or misbaha, are used to count repetitions of prayers and can make an ideal and thoughtful present for Muslims.
Based on his personality and tastes, you could give the recipient an Oudh burner to use with his favorite oudh perfume, or set of Henna kits to apply designs onto his hands – both are traditional symbols of joy in Muslim cultures.
This gift set is ideal for Ramadan, Eid or any special event! It includes a prayer mat, tasbeeh and dua book.
