When people attach "phone pins" to the back of their phones, they often choose the following popular patterns or designs, which often combine culture, belief and aesthetic needs:

1. Religious patterns
Quran verses: such as the truism, or other prayers, expressing faith and blessing.
Mosque motifs: such as the Kaaba or green dome in Mecca, symbolizing piety.
Star and Moon symbol: the symbol of Islamic culture, simple and beautiful.
Blessing words: such as "Alhamdulillah" (give thanks and praise to Allah) or "Bismillah" (in the name of Allah).
2. Amulets and traditional patterns
Evil Eye: Very popular in the Middle East, it is believed to ward off jealousy and bad luck.
Hamsa Hand: A talisman in the shape of a palm, symbolizing peace and protection.
Arabic style geometric patterns: symmetrical and exquisite, with strong cultural characteristics.
3. Luxury and aesthetic design
Gold or diamond-encrusted patterns: show a sense of luxury, especially popular in the Middle East.
Animal elements, such as camels and eagles, symbolize strength and dignity.
Plant patterns: such as palm trees or Arab-style flower designs, elegant and natural.
4. Personalization or fashion
Brand logo: Custom motifs for high-end fashion brands (e.g. Chanel, Louis Vuitton).
Personalization: The user's name, nickname, or important date.
Patriotic elements: such as the national flag or symbols that symbolize the culture of the country.
5. Functional design
Small mirror: easy for daily use, especially popular with women.
Mini hooks or clips: both decorative and hold small tools (such as SIM pins) in place.
These designs can reflect both cultural background and personal taste. Mobile phone decoration in the Middle East is very diverse, sticking pins is not only a practical small object, but also a way to express personality and cultural belonging.