Rings are among the most common types of jewelry worn by Muslims. They not only serve as an element of beauty and style, but also have a religious and symbolic meaning.

Rings are not only jewelry, but also symbols of faith, traditions and culture of Muslims. They can have different shapes, sizes, materials and stones, depending on the preferences, goals and circumstances of the wearer. In Islam, there are some rules and recommendations about which rings and rings can be worn and which are not. Some rings and rings have a special meaning for Muslims, as they are associated with the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), his companions, caliphs or holy places. Some stones are considered healing or beneficial for Muslims, as they have the properties of protection, success, happiness or health. Rings and rings are a way for Muslims to express themselves, their faith and their personality.