The Sujuud Mat
Skyline
Design names shown are placeholders, pending sign-off.
$45.00
Cushioned like a yoga mat, refined enough to leave out in your space.
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A single, unbroken line traces a minaret and dome across a soft blush ground — the quietest, most minimal design in the collection.
- Cushioned support
- A dense, yoga-mat-inspired core cradles the knees and forehead through every sujūd, so long prayers stay comfortable.
- Considered materials
- A soft-touch, tone-on-tone woven surface over a resilient closed-cell base, refined to the touch and built to last.
- Made for your space
- Muted, earthy tones designed to sit beautifully in a modern home. Something to leave out, not tuck away.
- True prayer proportions
- A generous 1270 × 660 mm, with room for hands, knees, and forehead to rest in natural alignment.
1270 × 660 mm
≈ 50″ × 26″
A generous footprint that gives the hands, knees, and forehead room to rest in natural alignment through every position of prayer.
Free shipping on qualifying domestic orders over $75.00. Shipping & returns
Shake it out, spot-clean spills, and let it air dry flat. Full care guide
Questions about this mat
The Sujuud mat is a premium prayer mat built for daily salah at home. It combines yoga-mat-grade cushioning with a minimal, considered design, so it feels as good to kneel on as it does to leave out in a room.
The Sujuud mat measures 1270 × 660 mm (approximately 50 × 26 inches) — a generous footprint that gives the hands, knees, and forehead room to rest in natural alignment through every position of prayer.
The Sujuud mat is cushioned, with support comparable to a yoga mat, because prostration and kneeling put sustained pressure on the knees and forehead. That cushioning is what makes longer prayers, and daily use over years, comfortable rather than something to endure.
The Sujuud mat is offered in three designs, with one of them available in two colorways, for four variants in total. Each design uses a fine, restrained line-art or geometric motif rather than busy patterning, so the design guides prayer without distracting from it.
One Sujuud design features the Arabic phrase حَيَّ عَلَى الصَّلَاة, transliterated Hayya ʿala aṣ-Ṣalāh and translated "Come to prayer." It is a line from the adhan, the Islamic call to prayer, and appears on that single design only. The rest of the collection uses non-textual line-art and geometric motifs.
Yes. Sujuud offers free shipping once an order reaches a qualifying subtotal. The exact threshold is shown in the cart and again at checkout, so there's never any guesswork about whether an order qualifies.