Ayatul Kursi Kufic stone relief tile in white cast stone, single tile angled on a travertine slab
Set of three Kufic stone relief tiles, Ayatul Kursi, Al-Falaq and An-Nas, standing side by side on a slab
Surah Al-Falaq Kufic stone relief tile in white cast stone, front view on a stone slab
Surah An-Nas Kufic stone relief tile in white cast stone, front view on a stone slab
White Kufic stone relief tile with raised geometric calligraphy, angled from the left on a stone slab
Ayatul Kursi Kufic stone relief tile, large straight-on view of the raised calligraphy on a stone slab
Kufic stone relief tile in white cast stone, front view with palm leaf shadows on linen
Smaller front view of a Kufic stone relief tile on a stone slab with palm shadows
Close-up of raised Kufic calligraphy lines on a white stone relief tile, angled with the tile edge showing
Kufic stone relief tile with a spiral-like calligraphy pattern, front view on a stone slab
Surah Al-Falaq Kufic stone relief tile leaning on a slab, close angled view of the raised lines
Surah Al-Falaq Kufic stone relief tile, straight front view on a stone slab with palm shadows
Surah An-Nas square Kufic stone relief tile, front view on a travertine slab
Kufic stone relief tile seen from the left, showing the thickness of the white cast stone
Close-up of Kufic stone relief tile lines in white stone, resting angled on a stone slab
Surah An-Nas raised Kufic calligraphy tile on a travertine slab, smaller view against linen
Ayatul Kursi Kufic stone relief tile in white cast stone, single tile angled on a travertine slab
Set of three Kufic stone relief tiles, Ayatul Kursi, Al-Falaq and An-Nas, standing side by side on a slab
Surah Al-Falaq Kufic stone relief tile in white cast stone, front view on a stone slab
Surah An-Nas Kufic stone relief tile in white cast stone, front view on a stone slab
White Kufic stone relief tile with raised geometric calligraphy, angled from the left on a stone slab
Ayatul Kursi Kufic stone relief tile, large straight-on view of the raised calligraphy on a stone slab
Kufic stone relief tile in white cast stone, front view with palm leaf shadows on linen
Smaller front view of a Kufic stone relief tile on a stone slab with palm shadows
Close-up of raised Kufic calligraphy lines on a white stone relief tile, angled with the tile edge showing
Kufic stone relief tile with a spiral-like calligraphy pattern, front view on a stone slab
Surah Al-Falaq Kufic stone relief tile leaning on a slab, close angled view of the raised lines
Surah Al-Falaq Kufic stone relief tile, straight front view on a stone slab with palm shadows
Surah An-Nas square Kufic stone relief tile, front view on a travertine slab
Kufic stone relief tile seen from the left, showing the thickness of the white cast stone
Close-up of Kufic stone relief tile lines in white stone, resting angled on a stone slab
Surah An-Nas raised Kufic calligraphy tile on a travertine slab, smaller view against linen

Set of 3 Kufic Islamic Home Decor – Ayatul Kursi, Falaq, Nas – Stone Relief Blocks

A bare shelf gets Ayatul Kursi, Al-Falaq and An-Nas cast together as a set of three stone blocks, 8x8x1.2 inches each, with a stick-on stand already in the box.

248.19 SR 332.03 SR 25%

SKU: CR05100JP5VK

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  • Turns a shelf or mantle into a small gallery of stone relief
  • Cast stone dust and concrete, 8x8x1.2 inches each block
  • Metal stand included, sticks on so the block stands secure
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Solid faith, set in stone.

Transform your space with this Set of 3 Kufic Stone Blocks, a premium collection of modern Islamic Home Decor. Hand-cast from a solid blend of stone dust and concrete, these pieces feature the three most powerful verses of protection: Ayatul Kursi, Surah Al-Falaq, and Surah An-Nas.

Each block measures 20 x 20 cm with a substantial 3 cm (1.2") depth. To ensure perfect stability, each piece comes with a discreet Metal Support Stand that you can easily attach to the back, allowing the heavy stone to stand securely on any shelf, mantle, or desk.

  • Size (Width x Height x Depth): 20 x 20 x 2 cm | 7.9 x 7.9 x 0.8" per piece
  • Set and Single Options: Ayatul Kursi (Verse of the Throne) - Single Tile, Surah Al-Falaq (The Daybreak) - Single Tile, Surah An-Nas (Mankind) - Single Tile or Set of 3 Tiles.
  • The set of three is displayed side by side, so allow for the whole run rather than one piece.
  • Material: 100% cast stone dust, solid and heavy. The relief is cast in, not carved out and not printed on.
  • Calligraphy: Ayatul Kursi, Surah Al-Falaq and Surah An-Nas, in geometric Kufic.
  • Placement: Stands on a console, a shelf or a mantel. It is not made to hang.
  • Stand: A white-painted stand is included. Press it onto the back with the double-sided tape supplied — that is the whole assembly.
  • Care: Dust it with a soft, dry brush or cloth. Nothing acidic: vinegar and household cleaners etch cast stone. Lift it with two hands rather than sliding it.
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  • In-stock pieces ship within 1–2 business days; custom and personalized pieces take up to 15 days to make.
  • 30-day returns on unused items in their original packaging. If your item arrives damaged, defective or wrong, we cover the return shipping.
  • Custom and personalized pieces are final sale.
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  • Material Cast stoneCast solid
  • Construction What it carriesAyatul Kursi, Al-Falaq and An-Nas
  • Finishing Cast stoneSolid, matte
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Ayatul Kursi with two of the Quls

Cast in relief, on a stand you fit yourself

Ayatul Kursi with two of the Quls, cast in relief from solid white stone dust. Three pieces, 20 × 20 cm each.

Two decisions before it ships

  1. Size

    Three pieces, 20 × 20 cm each, sold as the set or one at a time.

  2. In use

    A white-painted stand comes in the box. You press it onto the back with the double-sided tape supplied, and it stands on a shelf.

Size in the hand

Three pieces, 20 × 20 cm each

Three pieces at 20 × 20 cm each, drawn below side by side at true scale against a dining table. The run is what has to fit on a surface. Each piece can also be bought on its own.

Dining table · 120 cm (47 in) wide, 75 cm (30 in) high · pieces drawn 2.5 cm apart One size · 20 × 20 cm each 7.9 × 7.9 in
SizeWidth × height (in)Width × height (cm)Best for
One size7.9 × 7.9″20 × 20 cmAll three together on a console or a sideboard; one piece on its own suits a shelf, a desk or a bedside table.

Tape the whole outline first. A set needs its total footprint marked, not each piece measured — run painter's tape around the full width and height, stand back to where you normally sit, and judge it from there.

Materials

What it is made of

Material
Cast stoneCast solid
Construction
What it carriesAyatul Kursi, Al-Falaq and An-Nas
Finishing
Cast stoneSolid, matte
Ayatul Kursi with two of the Quls, cast in stone

Craft

Cast, not carved and not printed

The panel is cast from white stone dust in one piece, so the relief is part of the body rather than carved out of it or printed onto it. It stands upright on a white-painted stand that you press onto the back with the double-sided tape supplied; the casting itself is solid all the way through.

  • Cast solid from white stone dust, with a stick-on stand
  • Cast solid from white stone dust, so the weight is the material rather than a filler
  • The relief is cast in, not carved out or printed on
  • Handmade, so the surface varies a little piece to piece

On cast stone. White stone dust cast solid gives a piece real weight and a matte, slightly open surface — it takes the light the way a wall of a building does rather than the way a coated panel does.

Using it

Living with it

A piece this heavy is set down once and left, so the two minutes spent deciding where are the whole job.

  1. Fit the stand before anything else

    Lay the piece face down, peel the double-sided tape and press the white-painted stand onto the back. Line it up centrally and hold it a few seconds — that is the whole assembly.

  2. Pick a surface that will not flex

    Cast stone is heavy for its size, so it wants a fixed shelf, a console or a mantel rather than a stack of books.

  3. Set it back from the edge

    A hand’s width in from the front, so it is not the first thing knocked when someone reaches past it.

  • Packed for transit

Where it lives

Where it goes

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
MaterialSolid cast white stone dustA resin or plaster cast, or a printed panel
What it isThree texts, one to a pieceResin or glass sold as stone

Care

Keeping it as it arrived

Dust it dry

A soft, dry brush or cloth. The surface is open, so anything wet sits in it rather than wiping off.

Nothing acidic

Vinegar and household cleaners etch cast stone. Water alone, sparingly, if a mark will not brush off.

Set it down, do not slide it

It is heavy enough to mark a wooden surface if dragged. Lift it with two hands.

Pick yours

Three pieces, one size, one construction. Measure for the whole run before you decide — bought singly each needs far less room.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ayatul Kursi is the 255th verse of Surah Al-Baqarah and is known as the most magnificent verse in the Qur'an. It describes Allah’s absolute power, knowledge, and authority over the heavens and the earth. Displaying this verse is a powerful way to invite Divine protection (Hifz) into your home, acting as a constant visual reminder that nothing happens without the permission of the Ever-Living, All-Powerful Creator.

While Ayatul Kursi establishes the Majesty of Allah, Surah Al-Falaq and Surah An-Nas (the Mu'awwidhatayn) are the ultimate prayers for seeking refuge. Together, they form a complete "Spiritual Shield." This combination provides comfort to the heart, reminding the family that they are protected from external envy and internal anxieties, creating an atmosphere of safety and "Sakinah" (tranquility).

Beyond its protective qualities, Ayatul Kursi speaks of Allah’s Kursi (Throne) extending over the entire universe. Having this beautifully rendered in 3D calligraphy transforms a wall into a window of reflection. It humbles the viewer and brings a sense of warmth, as it reminds us that we are never alone—we are under the constant care of the One who neither slumbers nor sleeps.

Yes, absolutely. By placing these high-end pieces in prominent areas like the entryway or the main lounge, they serve as "visual Dhikr." They encourage the household to recite these verses upon entering or leaving, turning a beautiful design element into a source of daily spiritual reward (Ajr) and mindfulness.

The calligraphy is precision-cut from mirrored/high-gloss acrylic over wood, metal or glass material. We use minimized hanging system that sits the art slightly away from the wall. This, combined with the thickness of the acrylic letters, creates a multi-layered 3D depth. The result is a piece that feels "alive" as it interacts with the ambient light in your room.

While our acrylic is industrial-strength and scratch-resistant, we recommend handling the letters with care to maintain their mirror-like brilliance. The beauty of the mirrored finish is that it reflects the colors of your room, allowing the sacred script to blend seamlessly with your existing decor while still standing out as a focal point.

Tempered glass offers a level of clarity and "luxury weight" that canvas simply cannot match. It provides a crystal-clear, high-gloss backdrop that makes the 3D script "pop." Furthermore, it is five times stronger than regular glass, ensuring that your spiritual investment remains a permanent, durable heirloom for your family.

Never. We use specialized, transparent bonding agents engineered specifically for glass-to-acrylic adhesion. This bond is UV-stable and resistant to temperature fluctuations, ensuring that every dot and vowel mark (harakat) of the Ayatul Kursi or the Surahs remains perfectly in place for decades to come.

Ayatul Kursi contains intricate linguistic details. Our master designers verify every curve and diacritical mark against the Uthmani script. Because we use laser-cutting technology, we achieve a level of precision that hand-painting often misses, ensuring that the Word of Allah is represented with 100% theological and aesthetic accuracy.

Gifting Ayatul Kursi and the protective Surahs is one of the most meaningful gestures in our tradition. It signifies a wish for the recipient’s home to be blessed and guarded. The premium glass and mirror finish elevate it from a simple gift to a prestigious "statement piece" that honors the occasion and the sanctity of the verses it holds.

Our Islamic Stone Decors are made out of hand-cast Stone and Dust mixture.

Our Stone Tabletops are sent along with a metal stand which could be placed on the backside with no hassle, ensuring its stability while placed on your shelves or tables.

Our Islamic Stone Decors could be cleaned with a dry microfiber cloth. We do not suggest the application of any chemicals on them.

Definitely! You may use our stone-cast decors at any time of the year as you wish. They are a great choice for Ramadan, Eid and for your personal occasions.

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

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