Unique Islamic gifts are an amazing way to show your loved ones how much you care. Their special charm will leave a lasting impression and show your thoughtfulness while leaving them feeling loved and appreciated.
Gift-giving should always take place discreetly as public displays of generosity can cause others to feel exploited and bribed. Here are some fantastic Islamic present ideas to help you select an unforgettable present:.
Abaya or Scarf
Islamic gifts for women come in all shapes and sizes; when selecting one as an ideal present it’s essential that it features beautiful fabric with high-quality embroidery or crystals for optimal elegance and sophistication. Fractured embroidery or mismatched crystals could detract from an otherwise stunning abaya design and put off many potential buyers.
There are various fabrics used to craft abayas, such as linen, georgette and silk. Each has their own distinct properties – linen is lightweight yet breathable making it great for hotter climates while georgette adds thickness for greater warmth and insulation while silk adds luxuriousness and sophistication.
Personalising an abaya for someone special is a fantastic way to show how much you care. Have it embroidered with their name or message for that added personal touch. Additionally, getting them their very own dua book may help deepen their relationship with Allah and establish new paths of worship for themselves.
Halal Perfume
Since ancient history, Islamic belief has placed great value on cleanliness and grooming practices. Indeed, Muhammad himself emphasized the religious practice of purification. Thus halal perfume is such a crucial part of many Muslim lives. There may be different views regarding its status but most scholars agree that perfumes that contain minimal alcohol content and don’t serve to intoxicate are acceptable products to use for ritualistic practices such as cleansing.
Halal perfumes typically consist of perfume oils or attars that do not contain alcohol; however, many modern designer and niche perfumes often combine scented oils with carriers containing up to 80% alcohol; this alcohol does not meet Islamic requirements and must therefore not be considered halal.
That is why we highly suggest checking out Brumee for its wide variety of natural halal perfumes made from pure ingredients like plant extracts, resins, flower tinctures and raw materials – as well as being 100% vegan and cruelty free!
Calligraphy
Calligraphy gifts can be an exquisite way to show the people closest to you who practice Islam how much you care, while simultaneously honing patience and perseverance – two virtues integral to Islamic culture.
Islamic calligraphy is one of the most well-known forms of this art form, often described as Arabic calligraphy though this misnomer should not be applied too loosely as many Islamic calligraphers weren’t even Arab themselves. Based on the Qur’an and with spiritual meaning as its inspiration, this style represents artistic expression at its highest form as well as being used for communicating directly with God.
Islamic calligraphy takes many forms, with different styles suited for broad nib and dip pens being most often employed. Islamic calligraphy offers a meditative quality as the writer must pay close attention with every movement of their pen; furthermore it takes a lifetime to master these skills so this gift will certainly leave an everlasting impression and make them feel special and loved!
Islamic Design
Islamic design is an artform which utilizes geometric forms and symbols to decorate buildings, artifacts and other objects. It combines repetition with complexity for patterns that are both decorative and meditative – these designs often begin as circles before expanding outward into squares, triangles, diamonds or dodecagons.
Tasbeeh counters feature designs utilizing polygons connected by lines to form star patterns with five, six or 12 points, which is also seen in traditional Islamic calligraphy and can be found on many rugs, tiles and ornaments.
Gift giving is an integral part of Muslim culture and an effective way to show love, appreciation, and respect. Selecting an Islamic present for your devout teacher can be challenging; however, with careful thought you can find the ideal present. Keep your teacher’s values and interests in mind as a starting point; incorporate those elements into a present that will leave a lasting impression; for example a Quran Paak would make an excellent way of remembering you whenever she opens her holy book!
Islamic Jewelry
One of the most beloved Islamic gifts for men are pieces of jewellery, especially rings and bracelets with engravings that represent faith or values. Such reminders make wonderful keepsakes to share with loved ones about faith or values – from Alhamdulillah (which means all praise is due to Allah) rings to ones bearing different wording such as Sabr, Sabr, or Bismillah that represent different values; there are so many beautiful options from which to choose!
Early Islamic rings were created during the 9th and 10th centuries, drawing inspiration from Roman designs, featuring granulation and beads to add decorative flair. Their crude gold designs demonstrate the energy that was evident at that period in Islamic history.
Another fantastic gift idea for loved ones would be prayer beads that can be personalized with their names and the 99 Names of Allah. There is an assortment of styles and colours available so that the recipient will find one to suit them – they make an especially good reminder of Islam’s pillars and faith!
