Artwork

This magnificent calligraphic work by the celebrated Ottoman master Yesarizâde Mustafa İzzet Efendi presents the sacred Hilye-i Şerif, a traditional representation of Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ noble attributes. The composition features the elegant Basmala at its crown, a central medallion containing the exquisite description of the Prophet’s ﷺ character, surrounded by four smaller medallions bearing the names of the Rightly-Guided Caliphs.

Adorned with the Prophetic Portrait, this masterpiece exemplifies the pinnacle of Ottoman calligraphic art. Created to grace homes and spaces with spiritual presence, it invites contemplation of the Prophet’s ﷺ sublime qualities while serving as a constant source of blessings. Yesarizâde’s impeccable craftsmanship transforms sacred text into a visual devotion, making this work both an artistic treasure and an expression of deep love for the Messenger of Allah ﷺ.

Ayten Tiryaki’s masterful calligraphy of the 99 Names of Allah (Asmā’ al-Ḥusnā) is a breathtaking fusion of sacred tradition and artistic brilliance. Each Name, meticulously rendered in elegant Arabic script, reflects the divine beauty and majesty of Allah’s attributes. Tiryaki’s work harmonizes classical Islamic calligraphy with timeless aesthetic sensibility, making it a profound spiritual and visual treasure.

Crafted with precision on premium paper, ink and framed by hand. Ideal for homes, mosques, or sacred spaces, it serves as a daily reminder of Allah’s mercy, power, and wisdom. The intricate detailing and balanced composition invite contemplation, deepening one’s connection to the Divine.

Whether as a centerpiece for devotion or a meaningful gift, Ayten Tiryaki’s calligraphy elevates the heart and space it graces. A true homage to Islamic heritage and divine reverence.

This piece written in Ottoman Thuluth style contains the famous poem by Nabi. 

The Poet Nabi set out on the Hajj pilgrimage alongside statesmen. As the caravan approached Medina, Nabi became so overwhelmed with excitement that he could not sleep. He noticed a pasha in the caravan carelessly stretching his feet toward the illuminated city of Medina. Deeply moved by this disrespectful act, Nabi began composing this famous poem.

As the caravan neared Medina close to the time of the morning prayer, Nabi heard his poem being recited from the minarets of the Prophet’s (Peace and blessings be upon him) Mosque.

Overwhelmed by this, Nabi immediately sought out the muezzin and asked:
“Who taught you this poem, and how did you learn it?”

The muezzin replied:
“Last night, the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) appeared to us in a dream and said:
‘A poet named Nabi from my Ummah is coming to visit me. He is filled with immense love and devotion for me. Because of this love, welcome him from the minarets of Medina with his own poem.’ So, we carried out this prophetic command.”

Upon hearing this, Nabi broke into tears, sobbing uncontrollably. He cried and said:
“So, the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) called me ‘my Ummah’! The Sun of the Two Worlds has accepted me as part of his Ummah!”

This exquisite Hilya Sharif, a masterpiece by renowned artist Hamid Aytac, beautifully embodies the noble qualities and characteristics of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Originating in the Ottoman era, the Hilya Sharif has long held a place of honor in Muslim homes worldwide, serving as a constant reminder of the Prophet’s ﷺ blessed attributes.

This meticulously crafted piece features: the Basmala at its apex; a central disc elegantly inscribed with a detailed description of the Prophet ﷺ; four smaller surrounding discs showcasing the names of the four rightly-guided caliphs; the Qur’anic verse 68:4, which also describes the Prophet ﷺ; and the continuation of the hadith, concluding with heartfelt prayers and blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ.

The Hilya Sharif is designed to be displayed in a prominent location, inspiring contemplation and frequent blessings upon Allah’s Messenger ﷺ whenever it is beheld. This artwork by Hamd Aytac is not only a stunning piece of calligraphy but also a profound expression of devotion and a beautiful addition to any home.

“Peace upon you for your perseverance
And how splendid is the ultimate abode”
—The Holy Quran (Surah Rad, Verse 24)

This piece was inspired by the ongoing struggle of our brothers and sisters in Palestine and the rest of the world whom the news agencies have forgotten. Whilst the world may have left them, Allah has not.

This bilingual design is a style the artist has been working on perfecting for many years in order to harmoniously blend authentic Arabic Thuluth and English San Vito scripts. It reflects a longstanding hope in him that the Quran’s message should be both beautiful and understood by Arabs and non-Arabs alike.

ITEM DESCRIPTION

This premium fine art print features original Islamic and English calligraphy by Rizwan Ahmed Khan, a classically trained calligrapher. Printed on high quality Hahnemühle paper using pigment inks, this print ensures exceptional quality and longevity.

– Size of Print: 29cm x29 and 35cm x 35cm available

– Perfect For: Eid gifts, anniversaries, Islamic home decor, or as a thoughtful keepsake for special occasions.

Originally designed as a bilingual Arabic-English wedding certificate for the artist’s sister, this piece beautifully merges the rich tradition of Islamic nikahnama (wedding certificates) with modern English calligraphy. The verse, often recited during Islamic weddings, symbolizes unity, love, and our spiritual connection with Allah—making it a deeply meaningful gift for newlyweds, anniversaries, or special occasions.

The design harmoniously blends authentic Arabic Thuluth script with English San Vito calligraphy, reflecting the artist’s vision of making the Quran’s message accessible and beautiful for both Arabic and non-Arabic speakers.

ITEM DESCRIPTION

This premium fine art print features original Islamic and English calligraphy by Rizwan Ahmed Khan, a classically trained calligrapher. Printed on high quality Hahnemühle paper using pigment inks, this print ensures exceptional quality and longevity.

– Size of Print: 42cm x 30cm 

– Perfect For: Wedding gifts, anniversaries, Islamic home decor, or as a thoughtful keepsake for special occasions.