Ramadan Mubarak glass tabletop decor with gold lettering in a dark wooden stand on a dining table
Front view of the black glass Ramadan Mubarak decor with gold script and corner ornaments
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Back side of the glass decor printed with the Dua for Iftar in white script
Close-up of the gold Ramadan Mubarak script and corner ornaments on black glass
Ramadan Mubarak glass decor on a set dining table beside plates and cutlery
Dua for Iftar text on the back of the glass decor, shown on a dining table with plates
Ramadan Mubarak glass decor on a dining table with a bowl and silver cutlery at right
Ramadan Mubarak glass decor in its stand on a white table, reflected in the glossy surface
Ramadan Mubarak glass tabletop decor among place settings on a patterned tablecloth, wide view
Ramadan Mubarak glass decor close to the camera with plates and a knife in the foreground
Ramadan Mubarak, Dua for Iftar Glass Decor Islamic Gift Tabletop Art
Ramadan Mubarak glass tabletop decor with gold lettering in a dark wooden stand on a dining table
Front view of the black glass Ramadan Mubarak decor with gold script and corner ornaments
Store benefits: free shipping over $50, no surprise taxes, 24/7 support, 30-day returns, secure payments
Back side of the glass decor printed with the Dua for Iftar in white script
Close-up of the gold Ramadan Mubarak script and corner ornaments on black glass
Ramadan Mubarak glass decor on a set dining table beside plates and cutlery
Dua for Iftar text on the back of the glass decor, shown on a dining table with plates
Ramadan Mubarak glass decor on a dining table with a bowl and silver cutlery at right
Ramadan Mubarak glass decor in its stand on a white table, reflected in the glossy surface
Ramadan Mubarak glass tabletop decor among place settings on a patterned tablecloth, wide view
Ramadan Mubarak glass decor close to the camera with plates and a knife in the foreground
Ramadan Mubarak, Dua for Iftar Glass Decor Islamic Gift Tabletop Art

Ramadan Mubarak, Dua for Iftar Glass Decor Islamic Gift Tabletop Art

The Dua for Iftar on a glass panel with a hand-painted wood stand, sized 11.8x4.7 inches for the family table each night of the fast this Ramadan.

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  • Low stock - 6 items left
  • Sets the tone at the table before the fast breaks each night
  • Tempered glass panel, solid wood stand, 11.8x4.7 inches
  • One piece, wood stand included, ready to bring out each Ramadan

Islamic Gift-Ramadan Mubarak, Dua for Iftar Glass Decor Islamic Tabletop Art is a delicate piece that combines the beauty of Islamic calligraphy with the sacredness of iftar dua.

This unique Islamic decor item, featuring verses that resonate with stories of gratitude and reflection, serves as a daily reminder of the blessings of Ramadan. Ideal as a Muslim gift, it adds a touch of divine inspiration to Islamic home decor, inviting peace and contemplation into every meal. Enhance your Ramadan decorations and celebrate Eid Mubarak with a touch of elegance that resonates with faith and tradition.

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  • Dimensions (Length x Height):

Glass Sign: 11.8x4.7" | 30x12 cm

Stand: 13.8x1.1" | 35x2.8 cm

  • Material:

Sign - Glass panel, acrylic writing.

Stand - Solid Wood (Spruce) - Hand Painted.

  • English iftar prayer written on the back of the decor:

"O Allah! I fasted for You and I believe in You and I put my trust in You and I break my fast with Your sustenance and I intend to fast tomorrow"

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  • Material Tempered glass & woodPanel in a wooden stand
  • Construction What it carriesThe fasting prayers
  • Finishing Glass in a wooden standAcrylic calligraphy
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The duas for suhoor and iftar

Glass in a hand-painted stand

The duas for suhoor and iftar, on tempered glass, in a hand-painted wooden stand. Made in one size, 30 × 12 cm.

Two decisions before it ships

  1. Size

    Made in one size, 30 × 12 cm, drawn to scale against a table below.

  2. In use

    It ships as two pieces. The sign slides into the groove in the stand, and that is the whole assembly.

Size in the hand

Made in one size, 30 × 12 cm

One size only, 30 × 12 cm. It is drawn below at true scale against a dining table, which is the honest way to judge it.

Dining table · 120 cm (47 in) wide, 75 cm (30 in) high One size · 30 × 12 cm 11.8 × 4.7 in
SizeWidth × height (in)Width × height (cm)Best for
One size11.8 × 4.7″30 × 12 cmA console, a sideboard or a dinner table — the size most chosen

Measure the surface, not the wall. A table piece is judged on the depth of the surface it stands on rather than the width of the room. Measure front to back, and leave enough room that it is not the first thing knocked when someone reaches past it.

Materials

What it is made of

Material
Tempered glass & woodPanel in a wooden stand
Construction
What it carriesThe fasting prayers
Finishing
Glass in a wooden standAcrylic calligraphy
The duas for suhoor and iftar, on a table

Craft

Script laid onto the glass

The calligraphy is applied in acrylic onto a tempered glass panel, and the panel seats into a hand-painted solid spruce stand. Whatever is behind the glass becomes the background.

  • Acrylic script on glass, in a painted stand
  • A tempered glass panel with the calligraphy applied in acrylic
  • Seated in a solid spruce stand, painted by hand
  • The glass reads as a window rather than as a board

On glass. Because the panel is clear, whatever is behind it becomes the background — the table, the cloth, the candle. The piece never looks the same twice, which a printed board cannot do.

Using it

Living with it

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

  1. Slide the sign into the stand

    The groove runs the length of the stand. Lower the sign in square rather than at an angle, and it seats itself.

  2. Set it where it is read from

    A table piece is read from a seat, not from above. Put it down, sit where people sit, and move it once.

  3. Back from the edge, off the traffic

    A hand’s width in from the front keeps it out of the way of a reaching arm and a passing sleeve.

  • 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
MaterialTempered glass with acrylic script, wood standMass-produced, in a thinner material
What it isBoth duas, where the fast is brokenA printed panel with a stand fixed to the back

★★★★★

“I love my new centre piece.. it’s perfect on the table..”
Customer review · 4.7 out of 5 across 6 reviews

Care

Keeping it as it arrived

Glass cleaner on the glass only

Keep it off the acrylic script and off the painted wood; both mark.

Dry cloth on the stand

Painted wood wants nothing wet on it.

Lift the panel out by its edges

It slides free of the stand. Held by the face, glass takes fingerprints that show at every angle.

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One size, one construction. Check the depth of the surface it is going on — a table piece is judged front to back rather than across.

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Frequently Asked Questions

This dual design represents the complete journey of the believer—from the month of 'Sabr' (patience) and 'Ibadah' (worship) to the day of 'Shukr' (gratitude) and celebration. It serves as a visual bridge, keeping the heart focused on the upcoming reward of Eid while fully immersed in the blessings of Ramadan.

Many of our premium pieces are designed to be flipped or adjusted. You display the 'Ramadan Mubarak' side to build anticipation and sanctity throughout the fasting days. On the morning of Eid, the simple act of revealing the 'Eid Mubarak' side transforms the home's energy, marking the official start of the festival.

While 'Ramadan Mubarak' is a specific greeting for the fasting month, many families prefer a unified look. Our combined designs use timeless Islamic motifs—like the crescent moon and lanterns—that remain relevant for both occasions, ensuring your home looks festive and curated for the entire duration of the holidays.

We use an intricate multi-layered approach that gives the calligraphy a physical presence. The 3D depth creates a sophisticated interplay of light and shadow, making the festive greetings stand out with a modern, high-end feel that standard flat signage cannot replicate.

Since these are seasonal heirlooms, we use specialized high-luster coatings that are moisture-resistant and anti-tarnish. Whether in vibrant gold, sleek silver, or matte black, the finish is engineered to stay pristine even after being stored away and brought back out year after year.

These pieces are ideal for entryways or main living rooms where they serve as the primary greeting for guests. Placing the art in a prominent, elevated position honors the sanctity of the months and invites a spirit of community and shared joy into the space.

To preserve the sharp lines and reflective surfaces, a gentle dusting with a soft, dry microfiber cloth is all that is required. For storage, we recommend keeping the original packaging to protect the delicate 3D edges and specialized finishes from scratches during the off-season.

Gifting a 'Ramadan to Eid' piece is a gesture of complete holiday preparation. It is a prestigious choice for housewarmings or for families starting new traditions, offering them a versatile and enduring piece of art that covers the two most important dates on the Islamic calendar.

Yes. Each design features an integrated, hidden hanging system on the reverse. For reversible pieces, the mounting is engineered to be balanced on both sides, ensuring the piece sits securely against the wall with a professional 'floating' appearance regardless of which side is facing forward.

Our master designers in Turkey meticulously review every curve of the script to ensure it adheres to classical proportions and elegant aesthetics. We bridge traditional holiday motifs with modern production standards to deliver a piece that is spiritually authentic and artistically superior.

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

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