Abu Bakar As Siddiq Mosque Carpet SS19, Subang Jaya
Abu Bakar As Siddiq Mosque Carpet SS19, Subang Jaya
Wide View of the Carpet at As Siddiq Mosque, SS19
The carpet installation project by Nusantara Carpet has been successfully completed at Abu Bakar As Siddiq Mosque, SS19, Subang Jaya. The carpet was custom-designed according to the mosque management's preferences and requirements to create a more comfortable, neat, and distinctive prayer space.
This video was recorded three years after the carpet installation. The carpet remains in good condition, and many people find it hard to believe how well it has maintained its quality, as it still looks as though it was installed just last month. Please follow our YouTube channel.
Abu Bakar As Siddiq Mosque SS19 is a community mosque and serves as the main place of worship for local residents.
The mosque uses a custom-made patterned carpet, based on the preferences and requirements of the mosque management. The selected pattern is circular, with star anise floral motifs decorating the edges of the circle.
The main colours of this carpet are green, red, white, and gold. The combination of these colours and patterns gives a unique identity to Abu Bakar As-Siddiq Mosque, setting it apart from other mosques.
Mosque Carpet Specifications:
Radeyah Mosque
Yarn Quality: Polypropylene Heatset
Pile Height: 13mm
Total Height: 15mm
Pile Weight: 2800g/m² / 65oz/yd²
Total Weight: 3600g/m² / 115oz/yd²
Primary backing: Polyester
Secondary Backing: Jute
Number of Points: 1 Million Points
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“Radeyah Mosque carpets are specially designed for mosques seeking to make a positive change and create a fresher, more distinctive prayer environment. Besides giving the prayer hall a unique identity, these carpets also provide exceptional comfort for worshippers during prayers.
With Radeyah carpets, worshippers can experience the softness and density of the yarn fibres with every step. This experience helps worshippers feel more peaceful and comfortable, making them look forward to returning to the mosque for worship.”
mosque committee or community member
