Islamic Wall Art Blog
How to Choose a Prayer Rug: Size, Thickness, Fabric and Care
A prayer rug should be 115–130 cm long and at least your toe-to-forehead length. Here's how to match thickness to your floor, pick a fabric, and store it.
The Arabic text, transliteration and English meaning of duas from our earlier articles, kept in one place. Words only, with no rulings or virtue claims.
Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin Monday, February 8, with Eid al-Fitr on March 9. The full calendar from Rajab to Eid al-Adha, and when to...
A mihrab is the arched niche set into a mosque's qibla wall. Here's how its arch, frame and pattern evolved, and what to look for in...
Measure the wall, not the art: target 60–75% of the width of the furniture below it. A size chart by wall type, plus what a year...
A prayer corner needs roughly 70 x 120 cm of clear floor, a wall anchor at eye level, and storage within arm's reach. How to plan...
Al-Aqsa Mosque: the first qibla, the structures within the compound, and the architectural and cultural heritage it holds.
Muslim and Arab wedding traditions from Nikah to Walima: the rituals, the customs that vary by region, and what guests can expect.
Give an iftar host something for the table, a household something for the door, and children a calendar before the month starts. Ideas, prices and dates.
How mosque and masjid interiors are composed: the mihrab, calligraphy, ornament and light, and how the same ideas scale to a home.
A countdown calendar is the Ramadan piece children use every day. Which type to pick, where to put it, and why to order in January, not...
How to decorate the house for Ramadan: lanterns, table settings and wall pieces, and what to choose so it stores well afterwards.
Metal, glass, wood or canvas: how each material changes an Islamic wall piece, and which one suits your wall, light and budget.