
Prayer Mats
Iranian Prayer Mats — Janamaz Handcrafted in Iran’s Finest Traditions
A prayer mat is the most personal item in a Muslim’s daily life — the one surface that meets your forehead five times a day, every day. For centuries, Iranian craftsmen have produced prayer mats of extraordinary quality, from flat-woven kilim to hand-knotted carpet, from luxurious Termeh brocade to fine silk. At Ersaly, every Janamaz in our collection is sourced directly from Iranian artisans and workshops, bringing authentic Persian craftsmanship to Muslim homes worldwide.
Unlike mass-produced foam or machine-woven prayer mats available in most Islamic stores, our collection focuses exclusively on Iranian handmade traditions — pieces that are as much works of art as they are tools of worship.
What Is a Janamaz? — The Persian Prayer Mat Tradition
The word Janamaz (جانماز) comes from Persian — “jan” meaning soul or life, and “namaz” meaning prayer. It is the same object known in Arabic as Sajjada (سجادة), in Turkish as Seccade, in Urdu as Musalla, and in English as a prayer rug or prayer mat. In Arabic, the prayer mat is known as Sajjada, while in English the terms prayer rug, prayer mat, and Islamic prayer rug are commonly used interchangeably.
Luxury Prayer Mats for Every Occasion
Our selection includes a variety of premium prayer mats suitable for different preferences and occasions.
You may find:
- Persian Termeh Prayer Mats
- Embroidered Prayer Mats
- Handmade Prayer Rugs
- Traditional Iranian Janamaz
- Luxury Islamic Prayer Mats
- Prayer Gift Sets
- Decorative Prayer Rugs
As our collection continues to grow, more traditional Persian styles and handcrafted designs will be added.
Prayer Mats for Ramadan, Hajj & Meaningful Gifts
A high-quality prayer mat makes a thoughtful Islamic gift for family and friends. Many customers choose luxury prayer rugs for:
- Ramadan
- Eid al-Fitr
- Eid al-Adha
- Hajj & Umrah
- Weddings
- Housewarming gifts
- Islamic celebrations
Elegant Persian prayer mats combine practicality with cultural heritage, making them memorable gifts for special occasions.
Our Iranian Prayer Mat Collections
- Termeh Prayer Mats (جانماز ترمه) — Termeh is one of Iran’s most prestigious textile arts, woven in Yazd and Isfahan from fine wool and silk threads in intricate geometric and floral patterns. A Termeh Janamaz brings the elegance of Persian court textile tradition to daily prayer.
- Handwoven Carpet Prayer Mats (جانماز فرش دستباف) — a hand-knotted Persian carpet Janamaz is the most durable and long-lasting prayer mat you can own. Woven in wool on cotton warp threads using traditional Persian knotting techniques, these mats develop richer color and softer pile with decades of use.
- Persian Kilim Prayer Mats — flat-woven without pile, Kilim Janamaz pieces are lighter, more portable, and ideal for travel. The geometric patterns of Iranian tribal kilim weaving translate beautifully to the Mehrab format, with bold natural dyes and strong graphic designs.
- Luxury Silk Prayer Mats — for those seeking the finest available, silk-pile Janamaz pieces offer an unmatched softness and luminosity. Silk reflects light differently from every angle, giving the prayer mat a living quality that wool and synthetic materials cannot replicate.
Choosing the Right Islamic Prayer Mat
When selecting a prayer mat, consider:
- Material quality
- Comfortable texture
- Size
- Craftsmanship
- Traditional or modern design
- Gift presentation
Choosing the right prayer mat ensures comfort during daily prayers while adding elegance to your personal collection.
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Prayer rugs make meaningful gifts for Ramadan, Eid, weddings, housewarmings, new converts or students living away from home. An Iranian handmade Janamaz goes further — it is a gift that connects the recipient to centuries of Persian Islamic craft tradition.
For a complete Islamic gift set, pair your Janamaz with our Prayer Beads (Tasbih), Mafatih al-Jinan, or a piece from our Islamic Jewelry collection. Browse our full Islamic Store for the complete range of authentic Iranian Islamic products.
































