Muslim Prayer Rug and Islamic Prayer Mat Collection

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Prayer rugs featuring floral, geometric, and traditional medallion patterns in various colors, available as individual mats or complete sets with prayer beads.

Muslim Prayer Rugs and Islamic Prayer Mats

A prayer rug (also called a prayer mat, janamaz or sajadah) marks a clean place for salah at home, at work or while travelling. This collection has single prayer rugs in floral, geometric, mosaic and classic medallion designs, in colours such as red, blue, green, black, white and beige.

Single prayer rugs and gift sets

  • Single prayer rugs: most of our rugs are woven from soft acrylic yarn. Each product page lists the size and material.
  • Prayer rug gift sets: a cotton and polyester prayer rug of 115 x 68 cm with a headscarf, a short surah book in a satin case, prayer beads and a bookmark, in cream, rose or black. Sets can be ordered as 1, 2, 5 or 10, for families, mosques and events.

Keep your prayer rug in place

Our wooden prayer rug holder keeps prayer rugs hung and ready by the prayer corner. Add a mihrab wall piece on the qibla wall, prayer beads and other prayer room pieces to complete the space.

Caring for a prayer rug

Shake the rug or vacuum it gently to remove dust, and spot clean with mild soap and cold water. Store it flat or rolled rather than tightly folded to avoid creases.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Muslim prayer rug is traditionally called a “sajjadah” (also spelled sajada, sajjadah, or janamaz in South Asia). It is a dedicated mat used by Muslims during salah to ensure a clean, defined space for worship.

A Muslim prayer rug typically features a marked prayer niche (mihrab) pointing toward the Qibla, along with motifs such as the Kaaba, masjid domes, geometric patterns or floral designs. Many rugs are rectangular, soft and woven with decorative borders. Travel versions may be thinner, foldable or compact.

Yes. A non-Muslim may touch or handle a prayer mat. The mat itself is not restricted. What matters is that the rug is clean and respected during prayer. Many homes and mosques allow non-Muslims to touch or move a prayer rug when needed.

Prayer mats are important because they create a clean, defined and spiritually focused space for performing salah. They help maintain purity, reinforce intention and encourage mindfulness. For many Muslims, using a prayer rug adds comfort and consistency to daily worship.

There are many types, including padded prayer rugs, travel prayer rugs, Persian-style rugs, Turkish woven rugs, velvet-touch mats, children’s prayer mats and outdoor prayer rug options. Each serves different needs depending on comfort, mobility and tradition.

Yes. Children’s prayer mats are softer, smaller and often decorated with friendly masjid or Qibla motifs. Giving a child their own mat encourages engagement with salah and builds positive spiritual habits.

Consider where you will use it and what features matter most. Choose padded rugs for hard floors, travel rugs for portability, or silk velvet rugs for comfort and luxury. Orientation markers like mihrab arches or Qibla arrows can help guide direction during prayer.

Definitely. Prayer rugs make meaningful gifts for Ramadan, Eid, weddings, housewarmings, new converts or students living away from home. Many sets include tasbih beads or matching pouches for a more complete gift experience.

Yes. Our prayer rugs ship worldwide with fast delivery. For the Eurozone, UK and Canada, customs fees are covered for a smooth shopping experience.