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Kosovo is a country located in the southeast of the Balkans. The art of weaving mosque carpets is quite common in Kosovo and is one of the traditional handicrafts. Mosque carpets produced in Kosovo are made in a style similar to carpets produced in Central Asia and the Caucasus. Mosque carpets in Kosovo are usually made of woolen threads and can be in vibrant colours. Carpets are usually decorated with geometric patterns and figures. Traditional Kosovo rugs are often referred to as "Kacanik" and "Kosovo" styles. Carpets in these styles include dark geometric shapes, flowers and elements of symmetry. In addition, the frames on the edges of the carpets are often decorated with floral motifs. Mosque carpets are increasingly in demand in Kosovo due to the increasing number of mosques in the region and increasing tourist interest. Since Kosovo carpets are made using quality materials and traditional techniques, they are also known for their longevity and durability.
Kuzey Kıbrıs Türk Cumhuriyeti (KKTC) cami halıları, geleneksel Türk halı sanatının bir örneği olarak görülebilir. Kuzey Kıbrıs, Türkiye'nin güneydoğusunda yer alan bir adadır ve Türk kültürü ve sanatı ile yakından ilişkilidir. Bu nedenle, Kuzey Kıbrıs cami halıları da Türk cami halılarına benzer özellikler taşırlar. Kuzey Kıbrıs cami halıları, yün ve pamuk gibi doğal malzemelerden yapılmaktadır. Renkleri genellikle canlı ve parlak tonlardadır ve genellikle geometrik şekiller, lale motifleri ve diğer bitki motifleri ile süslenirler. Ayrıca, Osmanlı motifleri ve tezhip unsurları da kullanılabilir. Kuzey Kıbrıs cami halıları, kaliteli malzemeler ve el işçiliği kullanılarak üretilirler. Bu nedenle, dayanıklı, uzun ömürlü ve kolay temizlenirler. Kuzey Kıbrıs'taki camilerde, genellikle yerli üreticiler tarafından üretilen cami halıları tercih edilir ve bu halılar, adanın Türk kültürü ve sanatının bir parçası olarak kabul edilir.
Although Transnistria is officially recognized as part of the Republic of Moldova, it is considered a de facto independent state. The number of mosques in Transnistria is very limited, and they are usually in Soviet-era buildings. It is thought that most of the mosque carpets in Transnistria were imported not from the Islamic world but from former Soviet countries. However, there has been an increase in the number of Islamic buildings in the country in recent years, which has led to the need for more mosque carpets. Mosque carpets in Transnistria are generally plain and without patterns. Colors are usually kept in neutral tones and patterns are minimalistic. However, some carpets may contain traditional Central Asian and Caucasian motifs.
Akrotura and Dhekelia are known as the British bases of the island of Cyprus. Mosques in these regions are used especially by military personnel and their families. Mosque carpets are usually imported from England. Ağrotur and Dikelia mosque carpets are generally simple and modern in style. Patterns are minimal and colors are generally neutral tones. However, elements of Islamic art and architecture can be used on some carpets. Most of the rugs are made of soft and quality materials. On the island of Cyprus in general, mosque carpets developed under the influence of the Ottoman Empire. However, British bases such as Acrotur and Dhekelia have mosque rugs in a more modern and minimalist style.
Gibraltar is a region between Spain and England and is under British rule. Although there are not many mosques in Gibraltar, there are elements of Islamic culture, including mosque carpets. Mosque rugs in Gibraltar are often designed in natural tones and minimalist patterns. The material of the carpets is generally high quality and durable. These carpets are generally inspired by Andalusian Islamic architecture. Andalusian Islamic architecture is an important example of Islamic art and architecture that developed in Spain in the 8th century and today. Geometric patterns, calligraphy and mosaics used in Andalusian Islamic architecture are also reflected in mosque carpets in Gibraltar. When this style is combined with minimalism, a simple and modern look is achieved. Mosque carpets in Gibraltar are usually imported from England. Carpets are an important element for prayers and worship in mosques, and they stand out in mosques in Gibraltar with their simple and modern design.
Guernsey is a small island in the English Channel and is connected to England. The population of the island is about 67,000 and the majority of them adhere to the religion of Christianity. While there are several churches on the island, there is no officially recognized mosque and therefore no specially produced mosque carpet in Guernsey. However, carpets produced by mosque carpet manufacturers of other countries in the region can be used.
Jersey, İngiltere Kanalı'ndaki küçük bir adadır ve İngiltere'ye bağlıdır. Adanın nüfusu yaklaşık 100.000'dir ve çoğunluğu Hristiyanlık dinine mensuptur. Adada resmi olarak tanınan bir cami yoktur ve dolayısıyla Jersey'de özel olarak üretilmiş bir cami halısı da bulunmamaktadır. Ancak, bölgedeki diğer ülkelerin cami halısı üreticileri tarafından üretilen halılar kullanılabilir.
The Isle of Man is an island in the Irish Sea and is part of the Kingdom of England. About 85,000 people live on the island, and most of them are members of the Christian religion. There is no officially recognized mosque on the island, and therefore there are no specially produced mosque carpets on the Isle of Man. However, carpets produced by mosque carpet manufacturers of other countries in the region can be used.
The Faroe Islands are an autonomous region in the North Atlantic and are part of the Kingdom of Denmark. The population on the islands is mostly Christian and there are no mosques on the islands. For this reason, there is no mosque carpet produced specifically for the Faroe Islands. However, carpets produced by mosque carpet manufacturers of other countries in the region can be used.
In the United States, although the number of adherents to the Islamic religion is growing rapidly, there is no specific industry for the manufacture or sale of carpets. However, some mosques in America import carpets from countries such as Turkey, Iran and Pakistan. In addition, commercial carpet manufacturers in the USA produce specially designed mosque carpets. Among the materials used in the production of mosque carpets are wool, nylon and polyester. The majority of mosques in the USA use hard floor coverings instead of carpets. This is preferred because it is easier in terms of cleaning and hygiene.
Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nde, İslam dinine mensup insanların sayısı hızla artmakta olmasına rağmen, cami halısı üretimi veya satışı konusunda özel bir endüstri bulunmamaktadır. Bununla birlikte, Amerika'daki bazı camiler, Türkiye, İran ve Pakistan gibi ülkelerden halılar ithal etmektedirler.
Ayrıca, ABD'deki ticari halı üreticileri, özel olarak tasarlanmış cami halıları üretmektedir. Cami halısı üretiminde kullanılan malzemeler arasında yün, naylon ve polyester bulunmaktadır. ABD'deki camilerin büyük bir kısmı, halı yerine sert zemin kaplamaları kullanmaktadır. Bu durum, temizlik ve hijyen açısından daha kolay olduğu için tercih edilmektedir.
Faroe Adaları, Kuzey Atlantik'te yer alan bir özerk bölgedir ve Danimarka Krallığı'na bağlıdır. Adalarda nüfus çoğunlukla Hristiyanlık dinine mensuptur ve adalarda bir cami bulunmamaktadır. Bu nedenle, özel olarak Faroe Adaları için üretilmiş bir cami halısı da mevcut değildir. Ancak, bölgedeki diğer ülkelerin cami halısı üreticileri tarafından üretilen halılar kullanılabilir.
