Salar "Prayer Boots"

Chapel shoes

"When adult men go to the mosque for worship, they usually wear them inside their shoes and take off their shoes when they go to the mosque.

Muslims must be small before five times a day, but in the cold winter, people wash their feet many times, which is very inconvenient and easy to get sick. So there are middle or high stockings made of soft cloth.

Its characteristic is that the bottom is thicker than the bottom of the stocking, about two millimeters, but it is thinner than the sole.

Shoes and socks are mostly black or blue, worn only in the hall of worship.

Because of the need to take off shoes and enter the hall at the time of worship, only socks and stockings are seen when kneeling down, so there are exquisite flower patterns embroidered at the bottom of stockings and stockings.

Women also wear "shoes and socks" when they enter the monastery for worship. They are the same as men's shoes and stockings, and their colors are mostly red.