I have been given homework on Islam Prayer Mats an was there is always a permanent mistake on it what is it ?

Question

Please Please help i have no idea what the awnser is i am sure 1 of you will know

Thanks

Answer 1

i have no idea what your question is

Answer 2

I'm not sure what your trying to ask here, could you rephrase your question?

It sounds like your trying to ask if there is a permanent mistake on Islam Prayer Mats.

If your needing to do a report on the Islam Prayer Mats, I would suggest calling or visiting a local Mosque and explain your assinment and ask if they can help you provide information.

Answer 3

Typical manufactured prayer mat showing the KaabaA prayer mat or prayer rug, (in Arabic, سجادة sajada (plural sajjad) or musallah, in Persian: جانماز Janamaz), is a piece of fabric (often decorated) used by Muslims during their five daily prayers (Salat). Though not required for prayer, the prayer mat helps to keep the worshipper clean and comfortable during the prostrations of prayer. A Muslim must clean himself or herself before prayer and pray in a clean place.

Prayer rugs are usually made in the towns or villages of the communities who use them and are often named after the origins of those who deal and collect them. The exact pattern will vary greatly by original weavers and the different materials used. Some may have patterns, dyes and materials that are traditional/native to the region in which they were made. Prayer rugs' patterns generally have a niche at the top, which is turned to face Mecca. During prayer the supplicant kneels at the base of the rug and places his or her hands at either size of the niche at the top of the rug, his or her forehead touching the niche. Typical prayer rug sizes are approximately 3' x 5' - 4' x 6', enough to kneel above the fringe on one end and bend down and place the head on the other.

Some countries produce textiles with prayer rug patterns for export. Many modern prayer rugs are strictly commercial pieces made in large numbers to sell on an international market or tourist trade. These pieces generally have little value and some are made using the same pattern by many weavers on a shift in a warehouse setting. Some may even be machine made.

There are many prayer rugs in existence today which have been taken care of for more than 100 years. In most cases, they have been immediately and carefully rolled after each prayer.

Answer 4

Cant remember all the details but it's something to do with a deliberate mistake in the weave, deliberate because the idea that only God can create perfection so this fault is inbuilt.

Answer 5

There is a portion of the pattern, an indentation or niche, that is supposed to face Mecca. That might be what you're looking for.

Answer 6

Honestly I have never ever ever heard that there is a mistake one everyone one. I would take that with an ounce of salt. It may be a rumor.

Answer 7

Clarify ur question.

peace

Answer 8

you have to be able to write a sentence so the rest of everyone knows what the hell you are talking about.

Answer 9

my dog could type a question what makes alot more sense