Your faith.
Our respect.
Is it permissible to wear jewelry containing the Holy Quran
in all circumstances and in all places?
The imam Lillo answers your questions.
The concept
Does our jewelry really contain the entire Holy Quran?
Yes. The SIRR concept is based on the entire Holy Quran nano-engraved on a 5×5 mm support, integrated into the heart of the jewel. This is not a single verse or extract.
What is nano-engraving?
Nano-engraving allows text to be written on a microscopic scale on a very small medium. The text is physically engraved; its thinness makes it illegible to the naked eye.
How is the support integrated into the jewelry?
The nano-engraved support is integrated and protected at the heart of the creation. This integration preserves the design of the jewel while keeping the text protected from direct contact.
Can we read the text with the naked eye?
No. Reading the engraving requires suitable magnification equipment. The jewel does not allow you to read the Holy Quran directly.
Where can I find manufacturing and verification information?
The course includes the preparation of the text, its microscopic engraving and the integration of the support into the jewelry. To obtain the control documents and know precisely their scope, our team can provide you with information.
What does SIRR mean?
SIRR means “secret” in Arabic. The brand expresses this link between the visible beauty of the jewel and the personal meaning it contains.
What is SIRR Experience?
An extension of our universe to discover at your own pace. The experience opens in a new tab to allow you to keep your visit to the store.
Faith & respect
These answers repeat the religious explanation presented by SIRR. The video helps you understand the process. For a personal question, seek advice from a trusted religious authority.
Is it permissible to wear jewelry SIRR containing the Holy Quran?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
Yes. SIRR jewelry was designed from the outset so that the text is neither visible nor readable to the naked eye. It is kept inside a sealed micro-holder, protected from any direct contact.
In this context, this is not akin to carrying an open mushaf or exposed written text, but rather to preserved and secure content
Is this considered a “mushaf” (book of the Holy Quran) from a religious point of view?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
No. A “mushaf” designates a visible and readable Koranic text. In the case of SIRR, the text is neither exposed nor accessible for reading without an extreme magnification device.
It is therefore considered preserved content, and not apparent moushaf.
Do you have to be in a state of wudû’ to touch the jewel?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR :
No. It is not a question of contact with a visible Koranic text, but of a jewel which encloses and protects the micro-support.
As with any object containing non-apparent Quranic content, there is no practical obligation to be in a state of wudû’ to wear it.
Is it permissible to pray while wearing the jewelry?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
Yes. It is entirely permissible to pray while wearing the jewelry. It is clean, respectful, and does not display any text likely to distract or harm meditation.
Is it allowed to enter a mosque wearing it?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
Yes. It is a respectful, discreet and closed piece of jewelry, without exposition of verses — so it is completely appropriate to wear it in a mosque.
Is it considered an amulet or a problematic object in terms of faith?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
No. SIRR is not an amulet and is not presented as an object of protection, luck or particular virtue.
This is a jewel whose vocation is preservation, respect, identity and verification - more like a miniature archive than a talisman.
Is it allowed to enter the toilet while wearing jewelry?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
Yes. The distinction retained in case law concerns the visible or audible text. In the case of SIRR, the content is neither exposed nor audible - so it is not a question of introducing an apparent Quranic text into the toilet.
What about the shower, the pool or the sport?
The religious response posted by SIRR distinguishes protected content from exposed text. This does not mean that the jewelry is suitable for water, chlorine or sport: to preserve its finish, remove it before showering, swimming and activities that expose it to shock or perspiration.
What about in a state of impurity (for example after intercourse or during menstruation)?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
This remains permitted. The jewel does not present visible Quranic text, but has protected and non-apparent content - there is therefore no particular prohibition linked to this condition.
What to do if the jewelry gets dirty?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
Just clean it and put it back. The main thing is to keep it clean and respectful - like any valuable object of symbolic or spiritual significance.
A special jewelry cleaning cloth is provided with your piece, which you can use for its maintenance.
How do you ensure this is done respectfully?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
SIRR is based on a fundamental principle: respect for the text.
The text is never visible to the eye nu.
No “distractive” or inappropriate use of verses.
Packaging and communication completely avoids any language related to “luck”, “power” or “magic”.
Is it allowed to give it as a gift?
According to the religious explanation presented by SIRR:
Yes, it is a respectful gift, carrying both spiritual and technological value.
We also provide a clear explanation that the product is not an amulet, but a jewelry of preservation and verification.
What is the reasoning behind the opinion presented?
The explanation distinguishes visible, displayed or audible text from hidden, sealed and undisplayed content. She links this distinction to respect for the sacred text, the taʿẓīm.
The original page mentions a notice from Dar al-Iftaa in Jordan about content not displayed, notices on the objects covered and the case of necessity. These references constitute the reasoning presented by SIRR; they are not presented here as a nominative certification of each piece of jewelry. For a personal situation, you may consult a trusted religious authority.
Jewelry
What materials and finishes are offered?
The materials depend on the model and its variant: 925 silver, gold or rose gold finishes, and certain creations in 18K gold. Consult the exact composition on the jewelry sheet before choosing. A gold finish does not mean the jewelry is solid gold.
How to distinguish 18K gold, zircons and diamonds?
The 18K designation identifies the 18-carat gold variant. The type of stone, zircon or diamond, is specified in the choice of model. Choose the complete variant corresponding to the desired metal and stone.
How to choose between necklace, bracelet and set?
On matching models, the Necklace and Bracelet buttons allow you to change pieces. For a set, choose the two models and their finishes separately before adding to cart.
How to choose size or length?
Consult the dimensions and options available on the sheet for each creation. If you are unsure, contact us before ordering to be supported in your choice.
How do I maintain my jewelry?
Avoid water, perfumes and chemicals. Store your jewelry in a dry place, away from friction. Clean it gently with the appropriate cloth supplied with your part.
Can I offer a piece of SIRR jewelry?
Yes. A SIRR piece of jewelry can be offered to mark an important moment. It carries personal meaning, with no promise of protection, luck or special power.
