Ramadan Calendar Islamic Table Decor with Ramadan Kareem&Masjid - An Nabawi - Islamic Wall Art Store
Ramadan Calendar Islamic Table Decor with Ramadan Kareem&Masjid - An Nabawi - Islamic Wall Art Store
Ramadan Calendar Islamic Table Decor with Ramadan Kareem&Masjid - An Nabawi - Islamic Wall Art Store
Islamic Wall Art Store
Ramadan Calendar Islamic Table Decor with Ramadan Kareem&Masjid - An Nabawi - Islamic Wall Art Store
Ramadan Calendar Islamic Table Decor with Ramadan Kareem&Masjid - An Nabawi - Islamic Wall Art Store

Ramadan Calendar - Islamic Table Decor | Ramadan Kareem&Masjid-An Nabawi Design

A Masjid An-Nabawi Ramadan calendar in metal, folding flat to 15.8x11.8x3.9 inches for the family table each night of the fasting month this year.

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SKU: IM30300XMQWA

Size
  • In stock, ready to ship
  • Marks the countdown to Eid on the family table each night
  • Metal, folds to 15.8x11.8x3.9 inches from a 15.8x15.8 open size
  • Folds flat for storage, ready to bring back out next Ramadan

Ramadan Kareem, and a masjid

The greeting and the skyline on one table piece

The greeting and the skyline on one table piece, in 40 × 30 cm.

Three decisions before it ships

  1. What it is

    The greeting and the skyline on one table piece. It stands on the table for the month, one day marked at a time.

  2. Size

    Made in 40 × 30 cm.

  3. In use

    It stands on the table for the month, one day marked at a time.

Size on the table

How big is it, really?

One size, 40 × 30 cm — drawn below beside a dining table, at the same scale.

Dining table · 120 cm (47 in) wide, 75 cm (30 in) high One size · 40 × 30 cm 15.8 × 11.8 in
SizeWidth × height (in)Width × height (cm)Best for
One size15.8 × 11.8″40 × 30 cmThe only size it is made in

Measured against the table it goes on. The table in the drawing is 120 cm across and 75 cm high, which is a standard dining table — the piece is drawn on it at the same scale, so the footprint it takes is the footprint you see.

Materials

What it is made of

Material
MetalCut from sheet
Finishing
Cut metalFinished in the tone shown
ramadan kareem, and a masjid, close up

Craft

How it is made

Cut from sheet, so the shapes are the material rather than a pattern laid on it.

  • Letterforms cut clean through, so what is behind the piece shows between them
  • Cut edges left clean through the fine strokes of the script
  • The weight and the edge of real metal rather than a moulded copy

Why the cut matters. Because the shapes are cut out of the sheet rather than printed onto it, the piece has a front and a back that both read — and what it stands in front of becomes part of it. Turn it toward the light and the cut-through pattern lands on the surface behind it.

Using it

Standing it up

It stands on the table for the month, one day marked at a time.

  1. Set it on something that will not flex

    Cut sheet is heavier than it looks, and a piece this size wants a fixed shelf or a table rather than a stack of books.

  2. Turn the cut face toward the room

    The shapes are cut right through, so the piece reads from the side the light comes from. Turn it until the gaps carry the light.

  3. Leave it room to cast a shadow

    A few centimeters off the wall behind it and the cut-through pattern lands on that wall as well — which is half of what a cut piece is for.

  • Packed for transit

Where it lives

Where it ends up

A console or a sideboard

The run of furniture guests pass, where a piece this size is seen at standing height rather than looked up at.

A shelf or a bookcase ledge

It needs depth rather than width, which is what a shelf has and a wall does not.

A desk or a study table

Close enough to be read at arm’s length, which is the distance the detail is cut for.

Against the alternatives

This pieceCommonly sold alternatives
MaterialCut metalMass-produced, in a thinner material
What it isA cut metal piece rather than a printed cardA moulded ornament in resin or plastic, painted to look like metal

Care

Keeping it as it arrived

Dry cloth only

A soft, dry cloth along the length of the script. Nothing abrasive.

No cleaners

Alcohol, glass cleaner and polish will mark a finished metal surface. A barely damp cloth, dried at once, is enough.

Away from damp

An indoor piece. Keep it off a bathroom shelf and away from a kitchen extractor.

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40 × 30 cm. Drawn to scale above, so the size is settled before it arrives.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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.

To maintain its quality, clean the surface with a dry cloth; avoid using water, alcohol, or chemicals. The glossy surface may attract fingerprints, so handle with care.

During the ordering process, you'll have the option to provide your family's name in the order notes. Our team will then personalize the calendar accordingly. Please ensure the name is spelled correctly to avoid any errors.

The Islamic Wall Art Store offers a 15-day return policy. If you're not satisfied with your purchase, you can return the item in its original condition and packaging within 15 days of receipt. Please note that custom or personalized items may not be eligible for return. For more details, Returns & Refunds.

We do not recommend any chemical products. You can remove dust with a slightly damp cloth.

Got more questions? See our full FAQ page or chat with our team .


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