Selecting a gift that pleases family members can also feel like a way to cherish their beliefs and principles in life. Islamic gifts offer a unique opportunity to say thank you and, at the same time, pass on the message of Islam in elegant style. If you are planning to shop for a gift for Eid, for a wedding, for a new house, or just to express your gratitude, these unique Islamic gifts will make your choice more meaningful.
1. Tapestry: Personalised Qur’an or Prayer Mat
Qur’an: Showering your loved one with a beautifully covered, and the inclusion of the recipient’s name or a note is always a plus. People who advertise online sales have numerous Qur’ans in various colours, sizes, and translations depending on whoever wants them.
Prayer Mats: A prayer mat with the person’s name on it or having a favourite colour also becomes functional as well as special. You can also find prayer mats for children that are softer in material and have kids-attracted themes that will help children to pray.
2. Islamic Wall Art and Calligraphy
Traditional Arabic Calligraphy: Arabic inscriptions have become a kind of decoration art that not only adds elegance to a house but also has religious implications. In this case, you come across calligraphy of Quranic verses or the 99 names of Allah or even family names in Arabic, making the environment more classy as well as spiritually charged.
Ayat Al-Kursi Plaques: Ayat Al-Kursi is one of the best-known protection verses. This verse, when gifted in the form of a wall plaque, is coupled with a symbol of beauty and hope, which can inspire the family to look towards faith and feel protected at the same time.
3. Tasbih Counters and Dhikr Bracelets
Digital Tasbeeh Counters: For those who find interest in day-to-day recitation of dhikr, having a tasbeeh counter that is digital is a great gift. These portable devices assist in counting the dhikr at any place so that the users of those devices can be constant in their prayers.
Dhikr Rings: There is also digital tasbeeh in the form of finger rings for ease of use, as some people prefer to make tasbeeh while walking, driving, or even while waiting.
4. Scented Islamic Gifts: Attar and Oud
Attar (Traditional Perfume): Attar is an essence that is non-intoxicating; it is a perfume oil based on natural fragrances of the Islamic culture. It’s used in prayer, special celebrations, or any other religious events, and it is also very appropriate for those who prefer long-lasting perfumes and so as a gift.
Oud and Bakhoor: Oud is an orientation considered sacred in the Middle East, and for bakhoor, it’s a piece of wood chip soaked in aromatic content that, when burned, produces a pleasant-smelling room. They arrive perfectly packed and are perfect for occasions such as weddings or housewarming ceremonies.
5. Islamic Books
Islamic Literature: Biographies of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) can be recommended along with books that encourage one to make changes based on Islamic teachings, and books on marital life, family development, and other related issues can be added to the list of recommended books.
However, when selecting Islamic gifts, the overall purpose and consideration put into the gift are almost as valuable as the gift. An Islamic gift is not only significant but is also one that is religious in nature and becomes the focus of the recipient’s inspiration and virtue in his or her everyday.
