The top 5 African KufisAfrican kufis, first the name Kufi, meaning a hat or cap, is believed to have originated from the African continent. Most likely from the Swahili lands of Kenya or Tanzania. Kufi, also called kofia, is likely a version of the Arabic word Kufiyya. Thus, the kufi hat is very common among Muslims and Christians alike…
The top 5 Turkish KufisTurkey is a country well-known for its turkish Kufis hats. All the way back to when the red fez was a part of the Nation dress. Head coverings have remained a part of Turkish religious and cultural lifestyles. At TheKufi.com, Turkey is one the main sources for the kufis we offer. We’ll take a look…
What is a Kufi?In this article we will explain the following about the “Kufi”: A kufi – The Definition Different Names for the Kufi The difference Between a Kufi Hat and a Kufi Cap Different Types of Kufis Who Wears Kufis A Kufi What is a Kufi : The word kufi has generally become known in the West…
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The Benefits of a Good Tasbih<p>Having a good tasbih, also known as Muslim prayer beads, is a must for a every Muslim. Tasbihs provide benefits on practical, spiritual and mental levels. In this article we’ll share some brief points regarding these three benefits and explain a little about choosing a good tasbih. Practical Benefits of the Tasbih On a practical…</p>
What is a Tasbih?<p>In this article we will explain the following about the “Tasbih”: Tasbih – The Definition The word “tasbih” or “tasbeeh” is a verbal noun derived from the II form Arabic verb sīn-bāʾ-ḥāʾ (ح-ب-س). This verb means “to glorify GOD”. So the word “tasbih” literally means “glorification of God” or “declaring GOD sublime”. The general purpose…</p>
Naqshbandi Tariqah-style Tamarind Wood Tasbih Necklace with 198 Beads<p>Naqshbandi tariqah tasbih (also known as a sibha, subha or misbaha) prayer beads necklace made from wood cut from the dense core of the Indonesia tamarind fruit tree. This small Naqshibandi tariqah-style tasbih is carefully handcrafted and divided at the following bead counts of 6, 3, 59, 29, 33, 34 ending with 34 beads making…</p>
Prayer Bead Necklace – Muslim Tasbih Crafted from Dyed Black Citrus Wood<p>Prayer bead necklace made from Indonesian citrus wood dyed a jet back. This pitch black Islamic tasbih is a made from a lightweight wood. The beads are dyed, not painted, so the color will not wear off or run. This tasbih is not only designed with a 10-bead counter with 4x7mm beads for extensive repetitions…</p>
What is the Difference Between Khuff Socks and Regular Socks ?The Difference Between Khuff Socks and Regular Socks In describing the differences between Khuff socks and regular socks, we may first look at the issue of “Masah”. Masah is wiping the feet with wet hands over one’s leather Khuff, in wudhu (ablution), without removing them. It is permissible to do masah with Khuff but not…
What are Khuff?What are Khuff? In this short article we’ll provide a brief explanation of the following: Leather Khuff The Benefit of Wearing Khuff Different Types of Khuff Different Color Khuff Choosing Your Khuff Size Leather Khuff Khuff, also known as Khuffain in the plural, are traditional leather socks that are commonly worn by Muslims. These leather…
Introducing Khuffy.com – A website specializing in Leather KhuffKhuffy.com Chocolate Brown Zip-up Leather Khuff Assalamu alaikum! Introducing Khuffy.com. for Halal Leather Khuff. The first website specializing in halal leather khuff for the Muslim ummah in many colors and sizes. We currently offer three different style and intend to gradually add selection making Khuffy.com your one-stop destination for all types of Halal leather khuff…
