guyabano
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Bravo guyabano a much better thread very relevent to the forum thanks brother and the prayer mat is cool but it might be abit tooo bright with the lights and stuff but i guess i cant say until i buy one lol
JazakAllah thanks for sharing.. I saw something similar to this before.. I think it was in Lufthansa's on board duty-free shopping guide.
No problem sister!
Where did you saw that similar....I mean in what conuntry?![]()
Illuminated furniture is quite a rage these days so, why not get yourself a lighted prayer rug. Britain-based Turkish designer Soner Özenç has created a lighted sajjadah or prayer rug. Hmmm...Technology intervened in the world of the spiritual too! Built on intricate technology, the Sajjadah 1426 (signifying 2005, which is 1426 according to the Islamic calendar), combines the best of Muslim culture, ingenuous art and electroluminescent phosphor printing technology. If you think all that the wonderful piece of art does is glow, think again. It not only creates a divine aura while a devotee is deep into his namaz, it actually guides him to determine the right direction towards the sacred Mecca. And how does it achieve this end? The lighted motifs of the rug turn brighter the closer the rug is turned toward the direction of Mecca! Though we might be tempted to believe so, this is not due to any divine intervention. The embedded compass module works surreptitiously behind this phenomenon. I would say it’s a beautiful idea. It looks pretty stunning in the dark. Source: http://www.bornrich.org/entry/sajjadah-1426-the-illuminated-prayer-rug-guiding-towards-mecca/
Sajjadah 1426 prayer mat by Soner Ozenc
Selected by Rory Dodd, founder of Designersblock
"This electro-luminescent prayer mat contains a compass so its design glows more brightly as it points towards Mecca," says Dodd. "Simultaneously modern and deeply historical, it mixes technology and tradition to enhance everyday usefulness." Turkish-born, British-based designer Ozenc, 27, creates products that combine tradition with contemporary materials and technology. Though not a Muslim, he became interested in rugs and prayer mats while studying at Central St Martins. ("Sajjadah" is a Persian-Turkish word meaning prayer rug; 1426 stands for 2005 in the Islamic calendar.) Price Available on commission, price on application. Production pieces will be available later this year, price to be confirmed. Contact 0779 287 0007, ww.sonerozenc.com
Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/house-and-home/interiors/where-can-i-buy-a-future-design-classic-801550.html
Sounds like a good idea, but I don't like the glow. It looks distracting.
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Exactly how does it work? I want to know the technical side to it. I'm really curious as to how things work lol.
I didn't saw it in any particular country....I saw that ad in a duty-free guide on Board while traveling between UK-Germany.... It was German Airline.
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