'Masjid‘ is derived from the word to prostrate and is used in the sense of ’prostrated place'.

In the Qur'an and hadiths, the places of worship of Muslims are referred to as ‘masjid’. Later, the larger mosques in which Friday prayers were performed and sermons were read were called ‘al-masjid al–mosque’ in the sense of bringing the community together.

Over time, in our country, the ‘mosque’ part of this definition has become widespread by using it alone, and the name ‘masjid’ has been made available to many smaller houses of worship that are not detached. Mosque Carpet The most important places where religious services can be performed from Asr-ı saadet to the present day are undoubtedly mosques. Mosques have become the center of religious, scientific and social life; and they are sacred, enormous and fertile places. Masjids and mosques are a symbol of the monotheistic faith. They are honorable places where people are called to guidance, where Allah is worshiped and where knowledge and wisdom are learned. Its minarets are a symbol of Monotheism, its azans are the basis of martyrdom, the shrine, the pulpit and the minbars are the voice of the fact and truth, and its lines are the guarantee of peace and trust. Our mosques are also a sacred and enormous place, which is a source of great awe and peace for the people gathered for worship with the intention of being a place. The peace that comes from turning to Allah also reaches its peak with the complete fulfillment of the obligations of Cleaning oneself (from ‘Hades and Necaset’), which are one of the obligations of prayer. It is expected that our mosques will be worthy of the title of Allah's House with cleanliness and good smells, while people provide their own cleanliness with clean clothes and good smells. Large and beautiful mosques are being built by the hands of our state and charitable believers. For these mosques that are being built, they need floors and tiles that correspond to their size, their greatness and their well-deserved title. In accordance with this identity of our mosques for hundreds of years, our ancestors has also paid attention to this interpretation. From its arches to its columns, from its tiles to its beautiful smell, from its processes to its carpet, it has taken the greatest care. This care continues today. Mosque Carpets, which are one of the most important cleaning indicators of mosques, are also the most important symbols of this care. Mosque Carpets, which have always been furnished with great care with their weaving, yarn, embroidery and patterns, still remain important for our Mosques today. Mosque Carpets produced in different categories such as Göbekli Mosque Carpet, Lined Mosque Carpets, Prayer Rugs Mosque Carpets are divided into Acrylic, Polyemide and Wool according to the type of material used. According to the size of the mosque, the density of the congregation, the light, the humidity and the humidity condition of the mosque, the most suitable product can be selected by evaluating the choices.