Five times a day, we meet with Allah. Yet we've normalized rushing through sujood because thin mats make our knees ache. We've accepted prayer mats so flimsy they slide across the floor mid-salah. We've settled for designs so generic they fail to inspire khushu.

I refused to accept this.

Muslims deserve prayer mats that honor the significance of what we're doing. That's why Sajada exists: high density foam, thick enough to support your joints through long prayers, sacred designs that connect you to the Kaaba and Masjid Al-Aqsa, and quality that lasts through thousands of prostrations.

This isn't luxury. It's ihsan in worship.
Your prayer mat should remove barriers between you and Allah, not create them. When your body is comfortable, your heart can focus. When beauty surrounds you, reverence comes naturally.