Islamic Glass Wall Artwork with Arabic Calligraphy on Tempered Glass

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UV-printed tempered glass pieces featuring Ayatul Kursi, Surah Ar-Rahman, and the Prophet's Farewell Sermon in various orientations and vibrant multicolor designs.

Islamic glass wall art: Arabic calligraphy on tempered glass

Every piece in this collection is a glass panel with Arabic calligraphy. Most carry raised gold or silver acrylic calligraphy on a tempered glass background, and some are printed in full color straight onto the glass. Most pieces are about 0.3" (around 8 mm) deep and arrive ready to hang, with a metal attachment on the back that hangs on a single nail.

Three kinds of glass art

Kind How it is made Colors
Acrylic calligraphy on glass Gold or silver acrylic calligraphy fixed on tempered glass, which gives a raised, 3D look Black, black mirror, solid white, blue and white, brush-stroke backgrounds
Full-color print The design is UV printed onto tempered glass Multicolor
Painted wedding signs Hand-painted 4 mm glass with acrylic calligraphy, for Nikkah and Walima White, black, royal blue

Sizes and where they fit

Shape Sizes Good for
Horizontal 80 x 33, 90 x 33 or 110 x 50 cm Above a sofa, a bed or a console
Vertical 35 x 50, 46 x 61 or 55 x 70 cm Narrow walls, hallways and beside a door
Square 50 x 50 or 65 x 65 cm A single focal point
Sets of squares 35 x 35 cm each A row or a diamond of two to four pieces

Designs

The range covers Ayatul Kursi in several shapes, Surah Ar-Rahman verses 13 and 78, Surah Al-Fatiha, the First Kalima, Bismillah, Mashallah, La hawla wa la quwwata illa billah, the dua of Prophet Yunus, the dua for entering the home and the Farewell Sermon. Sets of dhikr art put SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah and Allahu Akbar together, and our glass Nikkah signs welcome guests at a Muslim wedding.

Tempered glass and care

Tempered glass is heat-treated, which makes it much stronger than ordinary glass, and if it does break it falls into small blunt pieces rather than sharp shards. Glass is still heavier than wood, so use a nail or screw that suits your wall. Dust the panel with a soft, dry cloth and keep harsh cleaning products off the acrylic calligraphy.

To compare materials, see our wooden and acrylic wall art, metal Islamic wall art or all Islamic wall art.

Frequently Asked Questions

Islamic glass wall art combines vibrant Arabic calligraphy with modern tempered glass, creating a luminous and reflective surface that enhances any interior. Its clarity, color intensity and sleek edges make it ideal for both contemporary and traditional homes.

Yes. Tempered glass is significantly stronger than regular glass and is designed to resist breakage. Even if damaged, it breaks into small blunt fragments rather than sharp shards, making it safe for living rooms, offices and prayer spaces.

Absolutely. The reflective surface, frameless design and clean lines of tempered glass complement minimalist and modern décor. It also adds elegance and depth to classic interiors.

Glass is heavier than wood or acrylic of the same size, so a large glass panel weighs more than a wooden piece. Most of our glass pieces hang from a metal attachment on the back on a single nail. For large pieces, use a nail or screw rated for the weight and suited to your wall.

Designs range from minimalist Qur’an quotes to bold 3D compositions and colorful Arabic lettering. Whether you prefer subtle elegance or vibrant spiritual art, tempered glass pieces offer many stylistic options.

Yes. Dust it with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Keep harsh cleaning products away from the acrylic calligraphy, and if the glass needs more than dusting, use a cloth that is only slightly damp and dry it straight away.

Yes. It makes a memorable Islamic gift for weddings, Eid, Ramadan, housewarmings or birthdays. The combination of spiritual meaning and modern materials creates a thoughtful and lasting present.

Most of our glass pieces arrive ready to hang, with a metal attachment on the back that sits on a single nail. Mark the spot, fix a nail or screw that suits your wall and the size of the piece, then rest the attachment on it and check the panel is level.

Hang it in areas with balanced lighting, such as above the sofa, in hallways, bedrooms, offices or prayer corners. Glass reflects natural and artificial light beautifully, so placing it opposite a window or near soft lighting enhances its visual effect.