Gift Marsupial Rosary - Special Edition - I'm Here - Baby Mevlidi Gift

Gift Rosary Features:

• Rosary of '99
• Blue
• Custom Printed (you can contact our customer representatives for personalized printing.)

Mevlut and the stylish-looking marsupial rosary that you can give to your loved ones in your societies are produced in 99 colors.

Note: The product's 2. You can see the rosary color options in your photo and select it from any color and specify it in the note section

Rosary is one of the most well-known Islamic habits. It is the name of the ring, which is used to count the adjectives of Allah and occurs when 33 or 10 times as many bead grains are lined up on the rope. It is used not only in Islam, but also in many religions. For example, muslims with 11, 33 and 99 of the rosary and Buddhists with 108. The part at the end of the rosary is called an insinuation. The rosary habit in Europe was initiated by Muslims. In fact, the types of rosary, which also have a place in Christianity, have been introduced into this religion by Muslims. In the early years of Islam, it is known that Muslims counted their fingers in hand instead of rosaries. Rosary is an alternative to this habit. It is known that Muhammad does not use rosaries. It is believed that this habit first started during the period of Abu Bakr. "Giving a rosary" is known and important as a detail that completes the prayer. In short, using the rosary is one of the oldest traditions of Islam.

For Relaxation and Worship

The types of rosaries can also be used outside of prayer and worship to relax. The number of grains of rosary models used for this purpose does not matter. Because they serve as an accessory, the important thing is that they look beautiful and sit comfortably in the hand. For this purpose, they can be produced from stones of many different colors and varieties. However, it is imperative that the exact number of grains of the rosary models produced for chanting purposes is complete. The rosaries used for this work are part of an important ritual and are not an ornament.