Walking into a Muslim home or a mosque, one of the most striking visual elements you’ll encounter is the presence of intricately designed carpets and mats. For many observers, the prayer rug (known as the sajjada or janamaz) is the most iconic symbol of Islamic practice. But why are they so ubiquitous? Is it a requirement of the faith, or a cultural preference? To understand why Mu... https://moretextiles.in/blog/why-do-muslims-use-prayer-rugs/