Sumrah Honey is a mono-floral honey that is extracted by bees from Sumrah flowers’ nectar. It is brownish black in colour and has a sweet & sour taste. It comes in the second rank after Sidr honey.

Yemeni Sidr honey is considered as the finest and of the best quality all around the world. The very popular and expensive Sidr and Summur (Sumrah) honey is known throughout the world because of their amazing taste and health benefits. 

Sidr Honey Maliki is the highest grade, lighter in colour, with a light, sweet taste. Harvested only once a year, from bees that feed solely on nectar from flowers of the Sidr tree.

Introducing our newest addition to our Honey series, White Honey from Kyrgyzstan. White Honey has a thick & granulated consistency with a rich & delicately sweet taste as it is made from the nectars of flowers. 

Sidr Honey is our Grade A Sidr that is of good quality and has a darker colour as compared to Sidr Maliki. It has a sweet taste and is lighter as compared to the Sidr Maliki. Suitable for all ages. Good for cough & sore throat.

Black Seed honey or Madu Habbatus Sauda is considered as the finest and of the best quality all around the world. The Honey is taken from bees that are fed blackseed, so the honey that they produced is the original honey and not the one that is manually mixed.

A complete (2 in 1) set that Inspired by the special rug designs of the Prophet’s Mosque. Alrawda Prayer Rug is made in Madina. Refreshingly beautiful and increases the longing to visit Madina. 

Kaabah prayer rug is inspired by the Holy Mosque of Mecca. The rug is very soft using polypropylene material. Made in Madina. Suitable for gifts to your loved ones. 

Islamic pattern design that is inspired by different available Islamic pattern designs Holy Mosque of Mecca and Prophet’s Mosque.

Mehrab Nabawi and the Musallah as seen from the north, the Mehrab of Uthman ibn Affan is directly behind this prayer niche. It was renovated twice at least once by Suleiman and then during the reign of King Fahd. It is one of the six mehrabs inside the mosque, five of these can be currently located and one was removed during the second expansion.