Islamic Muslim Knitting Kufi Topi Prayer Hat and 35 similar items

Care Instructions: Machine Wash Fit Type: Regular Works on every looks, be it casual, party, wedding, ethnic,traditional Plain and sober look which makes it different and special Mens Islamic Prayer Islamic Prayer Cap Male Muslim Topi Mens Hats Kufi Style Head Best thing to distribute by people coming from Haj Umrah; Size - Free Size (stretchable) Color Name: Mix Colour; Pattern Type: Solid; Fit Type: Regular Product Description IT IS A MUSLIM NAMAZ CAP ISLAMIC FOR PRAYER WHICH IS USED WHILE OFFERING NAMAZ. THIS NAMAZ CAP MADE IN TURKEY AND BEST CAP AS CASUAL WEAR AND ALSO FAMOUS FOR DISTRIBUTE AFTER CAME FROM HAJ AND UMRAH. ITS COTTON CLOTH NAMAZ CAP AND EASY WASHABLE BY HAND Fit Type: Regular Size - Free Size (stretchable) Works on every looks, be it casual, party, wedding, ethnic,traditional Plain and sober look which makes it different and special Mens Islamic Prayer Islamic Prayer Cap Male Muslim Topi Mens Hats Kufi Style Head Best thing to distribute by people coming from Haj Umrah Fit Type: Regular Works on every looks, be it casual, party, wedding, ethnic,traditional Plain and sober look which makes it different and special Mens Islamic Prayer Islamic Prayer Cap Male Muslim Topi Mens Hats Kufi Style Head Best thing to distribute by people coming from Haj Umrah Size - Free Size (stretchable) What is a Kufi/Topi? Kufis are the traditional and religious skull caps for Muslim men. It was the practice of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) to cover his head during regular times and while in salah (prayer). There are many hadith from various narrators expressing how diligently Muhammad (peace be upon him) was in covering the head, especially for prayer. He wore a kufi cap and a turban most of the time and it was said frequently that the companions never saw him without something covering his head. Allah reminds us in the Quran a??There has certainly been for you in the Messenger of Allah an excellent pattern for anyone whose hope is in Allah and the Last Day and [who] remembers Allah often.a? (33:21) Many of the great scholars have looked to this verse as justification for imitating the actions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in addition to practicing his teachings. In imitating the actions of the Prophet, we can hope to draw closer to his method of living and purify our lifestyle. An act of imitation is an act of love and those who love the Prophet are blessed by Allah. Scholars differ in their opinion whether covering the head is Sunnah or if it is simply cultural. Some scholars classify the practices of our beloved Prophet as Sunnah Ibada (practice that has religious significance) and Sunnat al-a??ada (practice based on culture). Scholars say that if we follow the practice we will be rewarded, regardless of it being Sunnat Ibada or Sunnat Aa??da.