Kaaba Design Janamaz: Popular Designs and How to Choose
By Janamaz Store · 28 October 2026 · 1 min read
The design of a janamaz is a personal choice. Many people in Pakistan love designs with the Kaaba because they remind them of Makkah and of Hajj or Umrah. Here are the most popular designs we sell and who they suit.
Kaaba door design
A black base with a golden Kaaba door pattern. It looks elegant and is a meaningful gift for someone going for, or returning from, Hajj or Umrah. See the Kaaba Door Janamaz.
Glitter Kaaba designs
A sparkling glitter top with a Kaaba motif. The Pink Glitter Kaaba Janamaz is our number one best seller, loved by women and girls. The Gold Glitter Kaaba Janamaz has a soft sky blue base.
Mosque and crescent designs
The Mosque at Sunset design shows a grand mosque reflected in water, and the Blue Crescent Moon Janamaz has lanterns and a crescent. Both are lovely Ramadan gifts.
Classic mihrab designs
The mihrab arch points the way of the qiblah in many mosques. The Maroon Mihrab Janamaz has a traditional look that suits every home, and our 3D golden mats have raised gold mihrab designs.
A note on respect
Many people prefer to fold and store a janamaz with a Kaaba design neatly and keep it off the floor when not in use. We pack every mat carefully so it reaches you in good condition.
How to choose
- For yourself: pick the design you will enjoy praying on every day.
- For a Hajj or Umrah gift: a Kaaba door or Kaaba glitter design.
- For a classic home look: a mihrab design.
See all velvet janamaz designs and our janamaz buying guide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which janamaz design is most popular in Pakistan?
Kaaba designs are very popular. Our Pink Glitter Kaaba Janamaz is our best seller.
Is a Kaaba design janamaz a good Hajj or Umrah gift?
Yes. A Kaaba door or Kaaba glitter design is a meaningful gift for pilgrims.
What is a mihrab design?
It shows an arch like the mihrab in a mosque, which marks the direction of the qiblah.







