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Close-up of the colored Masjid Al-Aqsa model with its gold dome and gold-trimmed arches
Close-up of the colored black Kaaba model with gold door and bands on a dark wood table
Colored black Kaaba model with gold door beside a lamp on a dark console table
Close-up of the white stone Masjid Al-Nabawi dome and base next to the Al-Aqsa model
Stone-finish Masjid Al-Aqsa model on a dark console beside a brass lamp and a vase
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White stone Masjid Al-Nabawi model on a white dresser with a lamp and a vase of greenery
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White stone Masjid Al-Nabawi model with dome and minaret on a stone slab
White stone Masjid Al-Aqsa model with the Dome of the Rock, angled view on a stone slab
White stone Kaaba model on a stone slab, angled side view with palm leaf shadows
White stone Masjid Al-Aqsa model, small distant view on a stone slab
White stone Masjid Al-Aqsa model, low front view showing the octagonal base arches
Close-up of the white stone Masjid Al-Aqsa dome and arched colonnade
Close-up of the white stone Masjid Al-Nabawi dome and minaret
White stone Masjid Al-Nabawi model, angled view showing the minaret and dotted arches
White stone Masjid Al-Nabawi model, front view on a stone slab with linen background
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Colored set of 3 masjid decor: Al-Aqsa with gold dome, black Kaaba and green Al-Nabawi, on a console
White stone Kaaba, Al-Aqsa and Al-Nabawi masjid set on a stone slab against linen cloth
Colored set of 3 masjids in front of a mirror, Kaaba in the center with gold details
Stone-finish Masjid Al-Nabawi model on a white dresser between vases
Colored Masjid Al-Nabawi model with green dome on a wooden table beside books and candles
Close view of the colored Masjid Al-Nabawi model with green dome and white minaret
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Colored Masjid Al-Aqsa model with gold dome on a wooden table with dried grass and candles
Close-up of the colored Masjid Al-Aqsa model with its gold dome and gold-trimmed arches
Close-up of the colored black Kaaba model with gold door and bands on a dark wood table
Colored black Kaaba model with gold door beside a lamp on a dark console table
Close-up of the white stone Masjid Al-Nabawi dome and base next to the Al-Aqsa model
Stone-finish Masjid Al-Aqsa model on a dark console beside a brass lamp and a vase
White stone Masjid Al-Aqsa model with a gridded dome, warm lighting, close view
White stone Masjid Al-Nabawi model on a white dresser with a lamp and a vase of greenery
Set of 3 white stone masjid models in a row: Al-Aqsa, Kaaba and Al-Nabawi on a stone slab
White stone Kaaba model with relief door details on a stone slab, close view
White stone Masjid Al-Nabawi model with dome and minaret on a stone slab
White stone Masjid Al-Aqsa model with the Dome of the Rock, angled view on a stone slab
White stone Kaaba model on a stone slab, angled side view with palm leaf shadows
White stone Masjid Al-Aqsa model, small distant view on a stone slab
White stone Masjid Al-Aqsa model, low front view showing the octagonal base arches
Close-up of the white stone Masjid Al-Aqsa dome and arched colonnade
Close-up of the white stone Masjid Al-Nabawi dome and minaret
White stone Masjid Al-Nabawi model, angled view showing the minaret and dotted arches
White stone Masjid Al-Nabawi model, front view on a stone slab with linen background
Kaaba, Al-Aqsa, Al-Nabawi Set of 3 Masjids - Stone Islamic Table Decor

Kaaba, Al-Aqsa, Al-Nabawi Set of 3 Masjids - Stone Islamic Table Decor

Kaaba, Al-Aqsa and Al-Nabawi cast in stone as a set of three, each one sized to sit together on a shelf a child grows up seeing every single day.

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  • A set a child grows up seeing on the shelf every day
  • Stone dust casting, three pieces sized up to 7.87 inches each
  • Weighted stone casting, sold as a set or individually
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  • In stock, ready to ship

Perfect for your home, office, or as a meaningful gift, this collection brings the most revered sites of the Islamic world to life. Each piece is expertly crafted using a high-quality stone dust casting technique. This premium material not only provides a solid, weighty feel and exceptional durability but also captures the intricate, fine details of these holy sanctuaries flawlessly. You can choose to display the iconic Kaaba with its elegant detailing, the majestic Dome of the Rock (Masjid Al-Aqsa) with its radiant golden dome, and the serene Masjid Al-Nabawi with its signature green dome.

  • Dimensions (Width x Height x Depth):
  • Masjid Al-Nabawi: 20 x 13.5 x 3 cm | 7.87 x 5.31 x 1.18"
  • Masjid Al-Aqsa: 20 x 16 x 3 cm | 7.87 x 6.30 x 1.18"
  • Holy Kaaba: 20 x 18 x 3 cm | 7.87 x 7.09 x 1.18"
  • Set and Single Options: Masjid Al-Haram (Kaaba), Masjid An-Nabawi, Masjid Al-Aqsa or Set of 3.
  • The set of three is displayed side by side, so allow for the whole run rather than one piece.
  • Material: 100% cast stone dust, cast solid as one piece. The weight is the material, not a filler.
  • Craftsmanship: High detail, capturing the architecture of the holy sanctuaries. Heirloom quality, made for Eid, Ramadan or housewarming gifts.
  • Color: Colored or Stone.
  • Placement: Stands on a console, a shelf or a table. Cast solid, so it stands where it is put — there is nothing to assemble and nothing to hang.
  • 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.
  • Free shipping, sent with tracking.
  • 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.
  • We cover customs fees for Canada, the UK and Eurozone countries; other countries may charge import duties.
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  • Material Cast stoneCast solid
  • Finishing Cast stoneSolid, matte
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  • CraftMuslim Made

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

The three mosques

A standing object, cast solid

The three mosques, cast from solid white stone dust as one standing object. Three pieces, 20 × 13.5 cm and 20 × 16 cm and 20 × 18 cm.

Three decisions before it ships

  1. Size

    Three pieces, 20 × 13.5 cm and 20 × 16 cm and 20 × 18 cm, sold together or one at a time.

  2. Finish

    Two finishes — colored or stone.

  3. In use

    Cast solid, so it stands where you put it — the weight is the material.

Size in the hand

Three pieces, 20 × 13.5 cm and 20 × 16 cm and 20 × 18 cm

Three pieces, 20 × 13.5 cm and 20 × 16 cm and 20 × 18 cm, and they are drawn below side by side at true scale against a dining table — the run is what has to fit on a surface, not any one of them. Each 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 Masjid Al-Nabawi · 20 × 13.5 cm 7.9 × 5.3 in Masjid Al-Aqsa · 20 × 16 cm 7.9 × 6.3 in Holy Kaaba · 20 × 18 cm 7.9 × 7.1 in
SizeWidth × height (in)Width × height (cm)Best for
Masjid Al-Nabawi7.9 × 5.3″20 × 13.5 cmThe lowest of the three — it goes at the front of the group.
Masjid Al-Aqsa7.9 × 6.3″20 × 16 cmThe middle height — it sits between the other two.
Holy Kaaba7.9 × 7.1″20 × 18 cmThe tallest — the back of the group, or a spot of its own.

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
Finishing
Cast stoneSolid, matte
The three mosques, cast in stone

Craft

Cast solid, so it stands where you put it

The whole shape is cast from white stone dust as one solid object, so it has the weight to stay where it is put.

  • Cast solid from white stone dust, in one piece
  • 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.

Finishes

The finishes

The casting is the same in every one; what changes is whether the relief is left as bare stone or gilded. Bare stone reads as the material, the gilding picks up the light.

The three mosques in cast stone in colored

Colored

A finish that changes how much the script reflects, and how far forward it sits on the wall.

The three mosques in cast stone in stone

Stone

A finish that changes how much the script reflects, and how far forward it sits on the wall.

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. Pick the surface before the spot

    Cast stone is heavy for its size, so it wants a surface that will not flex — a shelf fixed to the wall, a console, a mantel.

  2. Set it back from the edge

    A hand’s width in from the front is the difference between a piece that survives a busy hallway and one that does not.

  3. Lift with two hands

    Put it down rather than sliding it: dragged across wood, the base leaves a mark.

  • 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
FinishesTwo to choose fromUsually one fixed color
SizesThree, up to 20 cm wideOften a single fixed size
What it isAll three, 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 construction. Measure for the whole run before you decide — bought singly they each need far less room.

See the options

Frequently Asked Questions

Displaying the 'Haramain' (the two holy sanctuaries) acts as a constant visual connection to the center of worship. It fosters a sense of longing (Shawq) for pilgrimage and serves as a focal point for gratitude, reminding the household of the global unity of the Muslim Ummah and the sanctity of these blessed sites.

Yes. According to guidelines from the Islamic scholarly consensus, depicting inanimate holy sites like the Kaaba or the Prophet's Mosque is entirely permissible. These images are intended to inspire reverence and remembrance of Allah rather than being objects of worship themselves.

Masjid al-Aqsa, being the third holiest site and the first Qibla, should be placed in a clean, prominent area like the living room or a library. It is best to hang it at an elevated level to show honor to its status as a land of prophets and a symbol of Islamic resilience.

We use precision laser-cutting technology in our Turkish facility to replicate the complex patterns of the Kiswa (the Kaaba's cloth). Our electro-coating process then adds a deep, lustrous gold or silver finish that mimics the embroidered Quranic verses, ensuring the art captures the majesty of the real site.

The products require a production cycle in our Turkey facility. Once shipped, we use express couriers to deliver your order within 3-7 business days, ensuring your spiritual decor arrives safely and swiftly.

If you move, handle the art with respect and wrap it in a clean, protective material. If you no longer wish to keep it, it is highly recommended to gift it to a fellow Muslim or donate it to a Masjid. If it must be disposed of, ensure it is done with dignity, as it represents sacred sites.

No. Our products are manufactured in Turkey using high-grade materials and specialized electro-coating. This finish is resistant to moisture and environmental wear, so the 'Green Dome' and gold accents will remain as vibrant as the day you unboxed them without fading or rusting.

Actually, it is highly encouraged! Placing images of the holy mosques in a child’s room is a beautiful way to instill love for the Deen from a young age. As long as the room is kept clean and the art is placed at a respectful height, it serves as a wonderful educational and spiritual tool.

Our design team studies high-resolution photography and historical blueprints of the mosques to ensure every minaret, dome, and arch is represented with geographical and historical accuracy. We bridge the gap between traditional reverence and modern aesthetic precision.

Yes. Our 24/7 expert support team is available to help you choose the piece that best fits your space and spiritual goals. We can provide advice on sizing, material durability, and the specific history of the Masjid you are interested in, ensuring you shop with total peace of mind.

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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