Following this hadith we understand that it is best not to keep a dog in the house. Also, statues are not allowed in Islamic decor.

Your home is nothing if not personal. Make your home decor unique by reflecting who you are, your personality, beliefs, and your love of Islam. Using these tips, you are set to take your home decor to the next level – without compromising your religion. To organize the area you can place a basket to store prayer rugs, scarves or prayer garments. For easy accessibility, add decorative shelves on the wall to place the Quran and other Islamic books. Among the people who will be most severely punished on the Day of Resurrection will be the image-makers.”

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It’s apparent from these hadith that Muslim home decor should avoid using images of living beings such as people, animal, etc. Avoid statues and dogs The makers of these images will be punished on the Day of Resurrection, and it will be said to them: ‘Breathe life into that which you have created.’ Gold Quran | White Raindrop Vase | Console Table | Geometric rug | Round Mirror No images of living beings Adding Plush area rug in the living room, bedroom, or a dining area is an excellent decor choice. It’s comforting for those empty feet. It’s a also great idea to add plush rugs to the prayer area as they provide comfort for those praying. We love Persian rugs and rugs with geometric patterns or modern abstract patterns in neutral colors. Display your heritage

When you enter houses, give greetings of peace (salam) upon each other – a greeting from Allah, blessed and good. Hang Islamic wall art of Arabic calligraphy, geometric patterns, Islamic architecture, quran ayah such as the Ayatul Kursi or 4 qul, inspiring typography or landscapes, modern abstract art and so much more. If you want to add some sparkle to the prayer space, add these absolutely stunning minimalist masjid string lights adorned with Islamic geometric pattern. Find where we pray in our home and explore more tips and ideas to decorate a Muslim Prayer room.Your home decor should reflect you. It is your home and it should reflect your personality, beliefs and your unique Muslim identity. Islam is a way of life, so are there any rules to consider when decorating a Muslim Home? The answer is, yes. There are some basic rules of Islamic home decor how to that Muslims families or designers decorating a home for Muslims should follow. These rules are a guide to help you create a space where you feel calm, happy, protected and surrounded by the reminder of Allah swt. A great idea to decorate your home in an Islamic way is to adorn it with cultural items to showcase your heritage. For example, Moroccan pouf, Turkish pottery, lanterns, tatreez, istikan; the iconic Arabic tea cups, are great items to incorporate in the home decor. Think how you can display your heritage without compromising Islamic values.