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Dua for Barakah Allahumma Barik Hadha Al Bait framed calligraphy with gold frame, above a dining table
Angled close-up of the dua for barakah on red velvet with gold laser-cut letters and a gold frame
Velvet background color options for framed calligraphy: cream, blue, red, green, black and anthracite
Dua for Barakah framed Arabic calligraphy in gold on red velvet, hung above a white console table
Close-up of gold laser-cut dua for barakah letters raised above red velvet
Framed dua for barakah on red velvet seen from the side, above a console with a Quran stand
Gold-framed dua for barakah on red velvet centered above a white console, straight view
Dua for barakah framed art on red velvet beside a wooden panel, above a white console
Dua for barakah framed art on red velvet hung above a white console, three-quarter wall view
Dua for barakah framed art on red velvet in a gray-paneled dining room, wide view
Close-up from an angle of dua for barakah gold calligraphy and ornament on red velvet
Dua for Barakah gold-framed velvet wall art photographed from the side along the wall

Dua for Barakah Islamic Wall Art, Framed Arabic Calligraphy Art on Velvet

Dua for Barakah in laser-cut wood calligraphy, set on velvet and framed at 43.3x19.7 inches, sized for the wall by the front door or the dining room.

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Green Green
Blue Blue
Cream Cream
Black Black
Anthracite Anthracite
Calligraphy Color
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Silver Silver

Size guide

43.3"110 cm 19.7"50 cm
  • In stock, ready to ship
  • Finishes the entry wall guests see the moment they visit
  • Velvet and laser-cut wood, 43.3x19.7 inches, wood frame
  • Hanging hardware included, ready to hang on arrival

The Dua for Barakah Islamic wall art features detailed laser-cut Arabic calligraphy art, carefully placed on luxurious velvet fabric. The Islamic calligraphy is hand-painted in a soft gold finish and framed with durable wood, giving the piece a refined and elegant look. Each step of production, from cutting to gluing, is meticulously completed by hand, ensuring that every piece is uniquely crafted with care and meaning.

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  • Size of Wall Art (Width x Height): 43.3x19.7" | 110x50 cm
  • Material of Wall Art: Quality velvet, laser cut wood calligraphy and sturdy wooden frame.
  • Velvet Color: Anthracite, Black, Blue, Cream, Green or Red.
  • Calligraphy Color: Gold or Silver.
  • Hanging: Includes hanging tools; easy to hang.
  • Care: Clean with a dry cloth; avoid water, alcohol and chemicals.
  • Note: Please contact us for a different color, size, or other demands.
  • "Dua for Barakah" in Arabic:

اللهم بارك هذا البيت

  • Translation of "Dua for Barakah":

O Allah, bless this house

  • Transliteration of "Dua for Barakah":

Allahumma Barik Hadha Al Bait

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  • Material Velvet & woodIn a wooden frame
  • Finishing Velvet and woodInside a wooden frame
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  • CraftMuslim Made

The dua for barakah

Cut in wood, laid on velvet, framed

Laser cut from wood, laid over a velvet ground and framed behind it. Made in one size, 110 × 50 cm.

Three decisions before it ships

  1. Size

    Made in one size, 110 × 50 cm, drawn to scale against a sofa below.

  2. Finish

    Six velvet grounds — anthracite, black, blue, cream, green or red, with calligraphy in gold or silver.

  3. Hanging

    The hanging tools come in the box, so the only decision is where the run of it goes.

What is written on it

The words themselves

A short line asking blessing on the house, said on moving in and often given as the gift that marks it.

اللهم بارك هذا البيت

Allahumma Barik Hadha Al Bait

“O Allah, bless this house”

The dua for barakah of the home

Size & scale

Made in one size, 110 × 50 cm

One size only, 110 × 50 cm. It is 110 cm wide, so the wall has to take that run in one clear span. It is drawn below at true scale above a three-seat sofa.

Three-seat sofa · 200 cm (79 in) wide, 82 cm (32 in) high One size · 110 × 50 cm 43.3 × 19.7 in
SizeWidth × height (in)Width × height (cm)Best for
One size43.3 × 19.7″110 × 50 cmAbove a sofa, a sideboard or an entry console

Match it to the furniture, not the wall. A low horizontal piece looks right when it spans roughly two thirds of whatever sits beneath it. Run painter's tape to the full width first and look at it from where you normally sit.

Materials

What it is made of

Material
Velvet & woodIn a wooden frame
Finishing
Velvet and woodInside a wooden frame
The dua for barakah, cut in wood over velvet

Craft

Three materials, one panel

The calligraphy is laser cut from wood and laid over a velvet ground, with a wooden frame around the whole panel. The velvet absorbs the light the cut wood reflects, and that difference is what the piece is built on.

  • Laser-cut wood over a velvet ground, framed
  • Calligraphy laser cut from wood and laid over a velvet ground
  • A wooden frame around the whole panel, with the hanging tools supplied
  • The cut edge of the wood left clean against the velvet behind it

On the velvet ground. Velvet absorbs light where the cut wood reflects it. That difference is the whole design: it is what makes the calligraphy read from across a room without any color contrast doing the work.

Hanging it

One level line, at reading height

A framed panel this wide is hung once and left, so the two minutes spent finding the level line are the whole job.

  1. Measure from the top edge to the fixing

    Lay it face up on a clean surface, not face down — the velvet picks up whatever the table has on it. Measure from the top edge to the fixing on the frame.

  2. Pencil one level line at that height

    Mark a light horizontal line, centered on the furniture below rather than on the wall as a whole. On a wide panel a degree off reads from the doorway.

  3. Hang by the frame, never the face

    Lift it by two corners of the frame. A thumb on the velvet leaves a mark on the pile that shows from an angle for weeks.

  • Assembly tools included
  • Packed with corner protection for transit

Where it goes

Where it goes

Above the sofa

The wall a wide glass panel was made for, spanning roughly two thirds of the seat beneath it.

Dining and console walls

A long, low panel sits naturally over a sideboard, and glass takes the light a matte piece cannot.

An entry or hallway

A mirrored ground throws light back down a corridor, which is what makes a narrow space read wider.

Against the alternatives

This pieceCommonly sold alternatives
MaterialLaser-cut wood calligraphy on velvet, framedA print behind glass, or a flat mounted board
The textOne line, read at a glanceOften an excerpt rather than the whole text

Care

Keeping it as it arrived

Brush the velvet, do not wipe it

A soft, dry brush along the pile. A cloth drags the nap and leaves a mark that shows from an angle.

Nothing wet

Water spots velvet permanently and will swell the wood. Keep every liquid away from it.

Out of direct sun

Velvet fades faster than most surfaces in this catalog. An interior wall out of the midday light.

Choose your size and finish

One size, one construction. Tape the 110 × 50 cm outline on the wall before you order — this is a wide piece and the run matters more than the height.

Choose your size

Frequently Asked Questions

The most fundamental 'Dua for Barakah' is the Basmala (Bismillahir-Rahmanir-Rahim). According to the Prophet (PBUH), any significant act that does not begin with the name of Allah is 'abtar' (cut off from blessings). Displaying this near your entrance or dining area serves as a constant reminder to begin every action with His name, ensuring 'Barakah' in your family's time, food, and efforts.

In Islam, 'Barakah' comes from Allah through the remembrance (Dhikr) of His words. Scholars from the Islamic Bulletin explain that wall art acts as a 'remembrance trigger.' When you see the verse, you remember Allah and recite it. It is this active engagement and the 'Niyyah' (intention) of keeping a God-conscious home that invites 'Sakina' (peace) and divine blessings into the space.

Both are high-quality options produced in our Turkish workshop. Wooden arts offer a warm, organic 3D look that many feel adds a 'natural' sense of Barakah to a room. Metal arts are more durable and feature a premium electro-coated finish that won't rust, symbolizing a lasting, 'unfading' blessing for your household.

The entryway is the most traditional spot, as it blesses your 'coming and going.' The dining room is another excellent choice, reminding the family to be grateful for their 'Rizq' (provision). To maintain 'Adab' (etiquette), always hang these pieces high on the wall, ensuring they are treated with the honor due to sacred text.

We take the responsibility of handling the Word of Allah very seriously. Every piece is designed in Turkey and verified against the Uthmani script. We ensure every 'Nuqta' (dot) and 'Haraka' (vowel) is perfectly placed, as even a minor error in calligraphy can alter the sacred meaning of a Dua.

No. Unlike cheap spray-painted decor, our metal art uses an industrial-grade electro-coating process. This creates a chemical bond that is rust-resistant and tarnish-proof. Whether you choose Gold, Silver, or Copper, your piece is designed to be a long-lasting spiritual heirloom that remains as vibrant as the day it arrived from Turkey.

The Tasbih of Fatima (SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar) is a powerful sequence for Barakah. The Prophet (PBUH) taught it to his daughter to help her manage the burdens of daily life. Displaying this set in your home encourages the family to recite it together, which is known to bring mental clarity, physical strength, and divine ease to a household.

Handle the piece with 'Wudu' (ablution) if possible to show respect. Wrap it in a clean cloth so the sacred script never touches the ground. Moving your Barakah art should be the first thing you do in a new house—hanging it immediately sets a spiritual foundation of gratitude and remembrance in your new living space.

With over 6,000 five-star reviews, IWA is the global authority in premium Islamic art. We combine traditional Turkish craftsmanship with modern precision and deep religious respect. Our 24/7 expert support and express 3-5 day shipping ensure that your journey to a more blessed home is seamless and professional.

It is one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give. In Islamic culture, giving art that reminds someone of Allah is considered 'Sadaqah Jariyah' (continuous charity). Every time the recipient looks at the art and remembers Allah, you share in that reward. It is a gift that provides beauty for the home and benefit for the soul.

Absolutely! Our framed Islamic calligraphy artworks are ready and easy to hang upon delivery.

Absolutely. The Islamic Wall Art Store offers customization options for frame colors, sizes, and calligraphy styles. If you have specific preferences, you can contact their customer service to discuss bespoke orders tailored to your requirements.

The artworks typically feature high-quality velvet backgrounds with laser-cut wooden calligraphy, all encased in sturdy wooden frames. This combination ensures both durability and an elegant aesthetic.

To maintain the artwork's pristine condition, gently dust it with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid using water, alcohol, or chemical cleaners, as these can damage the materials and affect the artwork's appearance.

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

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