99 Namen des Propheten Muhammad – Islamische Wandkunst aus Metall

Displaying the Asma-ul Nabi is a traditional way to cultivate 'Mahabba' (love) for the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Scholars from the Islamic Bulletin note that reflecting on these names helps a believer understand the Prophet’s multifaceted role as a teacher, a mercy, and a guide. It serves as a visual reminder to follow his 'Sunnah' (exemplary lifestyle) in our daily conduct.

Yes, it is permissible and common in Islamic architecture, such as in the Hagia Sophia or the Prophet's Mosque. However, 'Adab' (etiquette) suggests a clear visual distinction. According to traditional rulings, the name of Allah should always be placed higher or in a more central position to maintain the distinction between the Creator and the Created.

In addition to Muhammad and Ahmad, you will often find 'Al-Amin' (The Trustworthy), 'As-Sadiq' (The Truthful), and 'Ar-Rauf' (The Kind). Each name captures a specific virtue. For instance, 'Al-Bashir' reminds the household of the 'Glad Tidings' he brought, while 'An-Nadhir' serves as a reminder of his role as a Warner.

The most appropriate place is a clean, elevated area like a living room or a private prayer space (Musallah). It should be hung at a height that reflects its sacred nature—never near the floor or in bathrooms. Many families choose to place it where it can be seen upon entering the home to immediately set a spiritual tone.

Our designs are produced in Turkey, a global hub for Islamic calligraphy. Each name is cross-referenced with classical texts and the Uthmani script. We ensure that every 'Nuqta' (dot) and 'Haraka' (vowel) is accurately placed, as even a small error can change the meaning of these sacred titles.

Yes, our metal pieces undergo a premium electro-coating process in Turkey. This creates a durable, rust-resistant bond that is superior to standard paint. Whether you choose a Gold, Silver, or Black finish, the art is designed to maintain its luster without fading or tarnishing, even in humid climates.

Our wooden pieces are typically ready in 2-3 business days and offer a warm, 3D organic feel. The metal pieces require 5-6 business days due to the complex laser-cutting and industrial electro-coating stages. Both materials are handcrafted in our Turkish workshop to ensure the highest quality for your home.

This depends on your space and 'Niyyah' (intention). A single large piece featuring all names acts as a powerful focal point for reflection. A set of smaller plates allows you to create a gallery wall or distribute the names across different rooms, spreading the 'Barakah' (blessing) throughout your home.

Maintenance should be done with 'Adab.' Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently remove dust. Avoid any liquids or harsh chemicals, as our premium finishes are designed to be low-maintenance. Many people choose to perform 'Wudu' before cleaning their Islamic art as a sign of respect for the names it carries.

With over countless orders delivered, we have a highly efficient logistics network. Once production is complete, we ship via express delivery, which takes 3-5 business days to reach most international locations. We provide 24/7 expert support and real-time tracking for every order to ensure peace of mind.

The screws in the metal wall art are for the hanging bracket on the back and for the blind feet to provide a 3D view. Never attempt to remove them.

Metal products can be used outdoors, but are not recommended for direct rain, moisture or sunlight.

Yes, it can be done. First, confirm with customer service whether this is possible. If our designer approves, you will receive a custom order payment link.

Our products are made by hand, using labor-intensive techniques. Some minor defects are within the limits, and we indicate this in the listing details. If you detect a defect that exceeds the limits, contact customer service.

It will not darken unless exposed to moisture in normal indoor environments. We do not recommend protecting it from moisture or exposure to rain or direct sunlight outdoors.

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