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Masha’Allah very beautiful. The order of the three masjids are from the right to the left and are according to the authentic hadeeth. I recommend

Hope H.

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Masjid Al-Haram (Kaaba), Masjid An-Nabawi, Masjid Al Aqsa | Islamic Wall Decoration Set

MashaAllah beautiful!

Piruze A.

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Kaaba Gate Canvas Printing - Islamic Wall Art Decor

So beautiful and nice quality

Jessica L.

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Masjid Al Aqsa Night View - Islamic Wall Art Canvas Print

This piece is absolutely stunning. It’s beautiful, simple, but makes such a great statement piece. I highly recommend this

Heba S.

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Islamic Canvas Wall Art - Masjid Al Aqsa Historical Sketch Dome of the Rock

Bery happy with the purchase. Seamless experience from ordering it through the website and item delivered as promised and handled with care. Will order again soon, inshaa Allah.

Muhammad F.

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Masjid Al Aqsa (The Dome of the Rock) - Islamic Wall Art | Canvas Printing

Masjid Wall Art: Kaaba, Nabawi & Masjid Al Aqsa Painting

The three sacred Masjids—the Kaaba, Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, and Masjid Al Aqsa—represent the heart of Islamic heritage. Our collection features Masjid wall art and Masjid Al Aqsa paintings designed to bring the spiritual atmosphere of these holy sanctuaries into your home. From the Kaaba’s unity to the serene presence of the Prophet’s Mosque, each piece serves as a visual reminder of faith.

We provide a wide range of materials, including canvas prints, metal, acrylic & wood, and solid wood. For a more modern touch, the collection includes LED light solid frame wall art and unique arch-shaped designs that mimic traditional Islamic architecture. With over 40 vertical and 30 rectangular options, you can find the perfect fit for any wall size or prayer corner.

Beyond traditional decor, this collection offers Islamic furniture, such as Prayer Corner and Mihrab decor, to create a dedicated space for worship. Functional items like Islamic clocks, candle holders, and tabletop decor allow you to display these sacred motifs on consoles or desks. We also offer 925 silver jewelry for those who wish to carry these symbols with them.

Our Ramadan concept products include Ramadan advent calendars and educational items for kids, making it easier to share the significance of these Masjids with the next generation. Whether you are looking for a housewarming gift or preparing your home for Eid, our collection offers diverse options from textile hangings to intricate woodwork.

FAQs

Yes. We offer Prayer Corner and Mihrab decor specifically designed to help you define a spiritual area in your home. Our arch-shaped (Mihrab style) wall art and Islamic furniture pieces are perfect for creating a focal point for your daily prayers.

Absolutely. The collection includes educational Ramadan products and Ramadan advent calendars featuring Masjid motifs. These are designed to teach children about the significance of the Kaaba, Nabawi, and Al Aqsa in an engaging and age-appropriate way.

These pieces feature built-in LED lighting within a solid frame, highlighting the architectural details of the Kaaba or Masjid Al Aqsa. They serve as both spiritual art and a source of soft, ambient light for your living room or prayer area.

With over 100 options in vertical, horizontal, and square shapes, you can match your wall’s dimensions easily. Our arch-shaped pieces are particularly popular for narrow walls or to simulate the look of a traditional mosque entrance.

Yes. Because these Masjids are the holiest sites in Islam, our Masjid Al Aqsa paintings and Kaaba decors are highly preferred for Eid gifts, housewarmings, or as a special gift for someone returning from Hajj or Umrah.

In Islamic tradition, displaying images or artistic renderings of the Kaaba, Masjid an-Nabawi, or Masjid Al Aqsa is generally considered permissible and is a common practice. These pieces serve as respectful visual reminders of the holy sites. However, they should be placed in clean, respectful areas of the home and should not be used as objects of worship.

The gold-domed Dome of the Rock is the most recognizable landmark within the Masjid Al Aqsa compound. Our artwork captures this architectural beauty to honor the history of the site as the first Qibla and a major part of the Islamic heritage.

Masjid Wall Art: Kaaba, Nabawi & Masjid Al Aqsa Painting

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Masjid Al Haram (Kaaba, Bayt Allah) - Islamic Wall Art | Light Box Fabric Painting

Masjid An Nabawi - Islamic Wall Art Decor | LED Lighted Fabric Printing

Prayer Room Decor Wooden Mihrab - Islamic Wall Art | 6-Pointed Star Motif

Masjid An Nabawi Canvas Decor - Islamic Wall Art

Kaaba Al-Hajar Al-Aswad - Islamic Wall Art Canvas Printing

Kaaba, Bayt Allah - Islamic Wall Art, Fabric Printing | LED Lighted - Milky Way Background

Modular Islamic Minbar - Portable Muslim Decor for Small Prayer Spaces

Home Prayer Niche Interior Mihrab - Islamic Gift | 8-Pointed Star Motif

Home Wooden Mihrab - Prayer Room Decor | Islamic Wall Art

Peace Theme Palestine Map, Metal Islamic Wall Art | Keffiyeh-Olive Leaves Patterns

Masjid Al Aqsa - Modern Islamic Canvas Printing

Ahlan Wa Sahlan Decor - Islamic Table Art | Hagia Sophia and Mosque Themed

Wooden Interior Mihrab For Prayer Room - Islamic Home Decor | 12-Pointed Star

Masjid Al Aqsa - Islamic Wall Decor Canvas Printing

Kaaba - Modern Islamic Gift Canvas Printing

Kaaba - Modern Gift Islamic Wall Art Canvas Printing

Reviews on Our Masjid Wall Art Collection

Masjid Wall Art: Kaaba, Nabawi & Masjid Al Aqsa Painting

FAQs

Can I create a dedicated prayer space with this collection?

Do you have Masjid-themed products for children?

What is unique about the LED light solid frame wall art?

How do I choose the right shape for my wall?

Is this collection suitable for Ramadan and Eid gifting?

Is it permissible (Halal) to display Masjid imagery like the Kaaba in my home?

Why are Masjid Al Aqsa paintings often shown with a gold dome?