Masjid Al Aqsa Masjid Al-Haram Masjid An-Nabawi Islamic Wall Art - Circular Design
Masjid Al Aqsa, Masjid Al-Haram, and Masjid An-Nabawi cut as a circular trio in acrylic and wood, offered across four sizes up to 23.6x23.6 inches for a landing wall a child passes every day.
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Gives a child three sacred skylines to grow up seeing daily
MDF wood with acrylic coating, 6mm plus 1.2mm, up to 23.6x23.6 inches
Gold or silver acrylic finish over painted wood, arrives ready to hang
Gold Acrylic & Black Set
Silver Acrylic & Black Set
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In the graceful circular embrace of our Masjid Al Aqsa, Masjid Al-Haram, and Masjid An-Nabawi Islamic Wall Art, find the essence of spiritual harmony and peace.
This piece, a symphony of Islamic calligraphy and Islamic art, weaves the three holy mosques into a visual narrative, enriching your Islamic home decor. Ideal for Ramadan decoration or as a cherished Muslim gift. Enhance your Ramadan decorations and celebrate Eid Mubarak with a touch of elegance that resonates with faith and tradition.
Sacred places hold significant value in Islam. These places are not only important physically but also spiritually. Praying in these locations increases one's connection to Allah, purifies the soul, and elevates the spirit.
Importance of Masjid Al-Haram: Masjid Al-Haram, located in Mecca, is the holiest site in Islam and houses the Kaaba. Every year, millions of Muslims flock to this sacred mosque for the Hajj pilgrimage. Prayers performed here are believed to be among the most spiritually rewarding.
Importance of Masjid An-Nabawi: Located in Medina, Masjid An-Nabawi is the second holiest mosque in Islam. It contains the grave of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and is a place of great spiritual significance. Praying here is believed to bring immense blessings.
Importance of Masjid Al-Aqsa: Masjid Al-Aqsa is located in Jerusalem and is the third holiest site in Islam. From here, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) began his journey of Isra and Mi'raj. Masjid Al-Aqsa holds deep spiritual significance in Islamic history and is of great sanctity for Muslims worldwide.
Experience the Beauty of Islamic Wall Art
Step into our Islamic Wall Art Store for an enchanting array of decor options. Here, you'll find a splendid assortment of Arabic calligraphy and Islamic art, featuring both expansive metal wall pieces ideal for living rooms and eye-catching outdoor artworks. Our decor offerings, ranging from the enduring elegance of metalwork to the unique allure of glass art, are designed to enrich any environment with an Islamic touch of sophistication. These pieces are superb for elevating your Islamic home decor or as meaningful gifts for Muslim loved ones. Our collection is particularly fitting for Ramadan and Eid, bringing a touch of spiritual grace to any setting.
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Sizes:
S: 11.8x11.8" | 30x30 cm
M: 15.7x15.7" | 40x40 cm
L: 19.7x19.7" | 50x50 cm
XL: 23.6x23.6" | 60x60 cm
Color: Black Paint, Gold Acrylic, and Silver Acrylic.
Material: Black pieces are created with 6 mm MDF (Medium-density fiberboard) wood, Plexy coated surfaces have an additional 1,2 mm shiny gold/silver acrylic coating (totally 7 mm).
Product is ready-to-hang upon delivery.
Clean with a dry cloth; avoid water, alcohol, chemicals. Glossy surface; avoid touching to prevent fingerprints.
Please contact us for a different color, size, or other demands.
Free shipping, sent with tracking.
In-stock pieces ship within 1–2 business days; custom and personalized pieces take up to 15 days to make.
30-day returns on unused items in their original packaging. If your item arrives damaged, defective or wrong, we cover the return shipping.
Custom and personalized pieces are final sale.
We cover customs fees for Canada, the UK and Eurozone countries; other countries may charge import duties.
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Masjid al-Haram, Masjid an-Nabawi and Masjid al-Aqsa, each cut into its own round panel in wood with a gold or silver acrylic face. Four sizes per circle, 30 up to 60 cm.
Three decisions before it ships
Size
Four sizes per circle — 30, 40, 50 or 60 cm across — drawn to scale against a sofa below.
Finish
Two sets — gold acrylic with black, or silver acrylic with black.
Hanging
Three circles, so the spacing is the work. All three arrive ready to hang.
Size & scale
The table is one circle; the set is three of them
Each figure below is one round. The drawing shows all three side by side at true scale, a finger-width apart, with the smaller sizes nested inside the end circle.
Size
Width × height (in)
Width × height (cm)
Best for
S
11.8 × 11.8″
30 × 30 cm
A hallway run, or a narrow wall above a console
M
15.7 × 15.7″
40 × 40 cm
Above a console or a sideboard — the size most chosen
L
19.7 × 19.7″
50 × 50 cm
Above a two- or three-seat sofa
XL
23.6 × 23.6″
60 × 60 cm
A main living-room wall, read from across the room
Tape the whole outline first. A set needs its total footprint marked, not each piece measured — run painter's tape around the full width and height, stand back to where you normally sit, and judge it from there.
Materials
What it is made of
Material
Wood & acrylic6 mm sheet
Construction
A set of threeOne masjid to a circle
Finishing
LayeredWood and acrylic
Craft
Acrylic over a black ground
Each masjid is cut in acrylic and layered over a black board, so the silhouette of the building reads clearly at a distance rather than dissolving into detail.
One masjid cut and layered into each circle
Cut and layered so the calligraphy sits forward of the panel behind it
Wood and acrylic combined, each carrying its own depth and grain
Edges finished clean, with no visible fixings on the face
On wood and acrylic. Layering the two materials is what gives the piece its depth: the acrylic carries the line of the calligraphy and the wood behind it gives the panel warmth and weight.
Finishes
The finishes
Two sets. Gold on black reads warm and holds the outline hardest; silver on black is cooler and quieter on a pale wall.
Gold Acrylic & Black Set
A finish that changes how much the script reflects, and how far forward it sits on the wall.
Silver Acrylic & Black Set
A finish that changes how much the script reflects, and how far forward it sits on the wall.
Hanging it
Three centers, one line
A circle has no top edge to level against, so mark a center point for each and keep all three centers on one line. Set the spacing on the floor first.
Lay the set out on the floor
Arrange every piece exactly as it should read on the wall, with even gaps, then measure the total width and the distance to each fixing.
Mark one shared line
Pencil a single level line on the wall and put every fixing on it. That is what keeps the pieces reading as one composition.
Tape the outline, then work across
Painter's tape to the full outline lets you check the whole arrangement before drilling. Hang from one end and work across, checking each piece against the line.
Ships ready to hang; no frame, glass or backing board to fit
Packed with corner protection for transit
Where it goes
Where the three go
Above a console or mantel
A circle centers on a wall without needing clear width either side, which is what makes it work over furniture.
The prayer corner
It sits at standing eye level and holds its shape when seen from an angle.
Stairwell and entry
A round piece carries a tall, awkward wall better than a rectangle, because there is no edge to fight the staircase line.
Against the alternatives
This piece
Commonly sold alternatives
Material
Layered wood and acrylic, cut calligraphy
Printed canvas, acrylic sheet, or thin laser-cut board
Finishes
Two to choose from
Usually one fixed color
Sizes
Four, up to 60 cm wide
Often a single fixed size
The text
All three masjids, one to a circle
Often an excerpt rather than the whole text
Hanging
Ready to hang out of the box
Frame, hooks or backing board to fit yourself
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Care
Keeping it as it arrived
Dry cloth only
A soft, dry cloth. Wood and acrylic both mark with abrasives, so nothing scouring.
No solvents
Alcohol and glass cleaner will haze acrylic. If a mark will not lift dry, use a barely damp cloth and dry it at once.
Away from damp and direct sun
Wood moves with humidity and acrylic can warm in direct sunlight, so give it an interior wall out of the midday light.
Choose your size and finish
Four sizes per circle and three of them on the wall. Tape the whole run first — that is the only measurement that matters.
Displaying the 'Haramain' (the two holy sanctuaries) acts as a constant visual connection to the center of worship. It fosters a sense of longing (Shawq) for pilgrimage and serves as a focal point for gratitude, reminding the household of the global unity of the Muslim Ummah and the sanctity of these blessed sites.
Yes. According to guidelines from the Islamic scholarly consensus, depicting inanimate holy sites like the Kaaba or the Prophet's Mosque is entirely permissible. These images are intended to inspire reverence and remembrance of Allah rather than being objects of worship themselves.
Masjid al-Aqsa, being the third holiest site and the first Qibla, should be placed in a clean, prominent area like the living room or a library. It is best to hang it at an elevated level to show honor to its status as a land of prophets and a symbol of Islamic resilience.
We use precision laser-cutting technology in our Turkish facility to replicate the complex patterns of the Kiswa (the Kaaba's cloth). Our electro-coating process then adds a deep, lustrous gold or silver finish that mimics the embroidered Quranic verses, ensuring the art captures the majesty of the real site.
The products require a production cycle in our Turkey facility. Once shipped, we use express couriers to deliver your order within 3-7 business days, ensuring your spiritual decor arrives safely and swiftly.
If you move, handle the art with respect and wrap it in a clean, protective material. If you no longer wish to keep it, it is highly recommended to gift it to a fellow Muslim or donate it to a Masjid. If it must be disposed of, ensure it is done with dignity, as it represents sacred sites.
No. Our products are manufactured in Turkey using high-grade materials and specialized electro-coating. This finish is resistant to moisture and environmental wear, so the 'Green Dome' and gold accents will remain as vibrant as the day you unboxed them without fading or rusting.
Actually, it is highly encouraged! Placing images of the holy mosques in a child’s room is a beautiful way to instill love for the Deen from a young age. As long as the room is kept clean and the art is placed at a respectful height, it serves as a wonderful educational and spiritual tool.
Our design team studies high-resolution photography and historical blueprints of the mosques to ensure every minaret, dome, and arch is represented with geographical and historical accuracy. We bridge the gap between traditional reverence and modern aesthetic precision.
Yes. Our 24/7 expert support team is available to help you choose the piece that best fits your space and spiritual goals. We can provide advice on sizing, material durability, and the specific history of the Masjid you are interested in, ensuring you shop with total peace of mind.
Black painted, Gold Acrylic and Silver Acrylic
The wall art pieces are crafted from high-quality materials, including laser-cut MDF wood and acrylic. To maintain their appearance, avoid using water, alcohol, or chemicals. Clean the surfaces with a dry, soft cloth to preserve the finish. These materials ensure durability and a premium look suitable for long-term display.
Yes, all wall art pieces come fully assembled and ready to hang. They include pre-installed hanging hardware or nails or double-sided tapes for easy installation.
We do not recommend any chemical products. You can remove dust with a slightly damp cloth.
Gold Acrylic & Black Set
Silver Acrylic & Black Set
