🌿 Sujud Serenity Gift Set – Inspired by Prayer & Peace ✨
A beautifully curated Eid gift set designed to bring tranquility and devotion to every home. Encased in an elegant Eid Mubarak wooden box, this set includes:
🕌 Rawdha Floral Prayer Mat (Green Collection) 65cmx30cm– A soft, serene mat inspired by the beauty of Rawdha.
💨 Khamrah Room Air Freshener – A warm and inviting fragrance to refresh any space.
🌰 Ajwa Dates (7 Individually Wrapped in Green Maple Bonbonniere) – A Sunnah delicacy, rich in blessings and tradition.
🎁 Eid Mubarak Wooden Box – A timeless keepsake to cherish beyond the occasion.
A perfect gift for loved ones to embrace the essence of prayer, serenity, and fragrance this Eid. 🌙✨
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