Min Maadan Alensan P.Stones Inny Qarib Subha With Ring - Aqua

Product Description:

• Min Maadan Alensan designed a Subha (Inny Qarib) inspired by the Quraan verse. It is made out of 99 beads with an 18k Gold-Plated Pendant and ring, created for Allah's remembrance where the heart finds peace and serenity. This premium Subha is made from high-quality and long-lasting materials, and contains thoughtful detailing.
• Subha beads, also known as misbaha, dhikr beads, or comfort beads, are a traditional Islamic prayer tool. They are used to count the number of repetitions of the words of dhikr, or remembrance of Allah. They can be made from a variety of high-quality materials, including wood, stone, metal, or plastic. They are often decorated with intricate patterns or calligraphy.
  
  
• Subha beads are a beautiful reminder of goodness. They can help to focus the mind and heart on Allah, and they can also be a source of comfort and peace. They can be used anywhere, at any time. They are a perfect way to connect with Allah and strengthen one's relationship with Him.
  
• In Saudi Arabia, Subha beads are a popular choice for gifts. They are a thoughtful and meaningful way to show someone you care. Subha beads can also be used to commemorate special occasions, such as a wedding, a new baby, or the completion of a religious pilgrimage.

• Type: Subha with Ring
  
• Color: Blue and Brown
  
• Precious stone type: Aquamarine
  
• Material: 99 precious stones + 18k Gold-Plated Pendant

Caution & Warning:

• Be careful not to place the Subha too close to sources of extreme heat.
• Remove your Subha before washing your hands, swimming, or using scented products, as it may damage metal or gemstones.
  
• Store your Subha in a soft pouch to avoid damage.
  
• To prevent wood damage, ensure the wooden parts are not exposed to water directly.
  
• Avoid dropping the Subha or rubbing it on a hard floor, as this may cause the gemstones to fall and damage them.
  
• We indicate that some gemstones have high hardness, so please avoid rubbing the Subha to avoid cutting the thread.