99 Names of Allah Asma-ul-Husna Kufic Calligraphy Wall Art | A3 Dark Brown Wood Frame – Marfz.pk
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The 99 beautiful names, framed for reflection.
This 99 Names of Allah (Asma-ul-Husna) Kufic Calligraphy Framed Wall Art presents each of Allah's beautiful names in a striking color-coded circular layout, rendered in elegant Kufic script. Anchored on the left by the bold opening phrase "Huwa Allahu Alladhi La Ilaha Illa Huwa," the design brings together clarity, color, and calligraphy in one piece — as much a visual centerpiece as it is a spiritual reminder.
Framed in elegant dark brown pine wood with a clean, glass-free finish, this A3-sized piece is lightweight, easy to maintain, and arrives fully ready to hang. Its detailed, organized layout makes it a meaningful addition to a living room, office, study, or children's room for learning the names of Allah — and a thoughtful gift for any occasion tied to faith and reflection.
Why you'll love it
- All 99 Names of Allah in one design — clearly arranged in color-coded circles for easy reading and reflection
- Kufic calligraphy style — elegant, bold Islamic script styling throughout
- A3 size — ideal for feature walls, offices, studies, or a child's learning corner
- Elegant pine wood frame — dark brown finish, sturdy and refined, complements any interior
- Glass-free, lightweight design — clean modern look, easy to clean, safer to hang or move
- Ready to hang or display — includes hanging hardware for both horizontal and vertical mounting, plus a built-in stand for desk display
- Premium 170 GSM print — vibrant, long-lasting print quality that won't fade over time
- Eco-conscious materials — made using FSC-certified paper and frames, supporting sustainable sourcing
- Secure packaging — carefully packed to arrive in pristine, damage-free condition
- Perfect for: living rooms, offices, study rooms, children's Islamic learning corners, mosque/madrasa spaces, Eid and Islamic gifting