Verses of the Quran written by hand, in ink, and signed by the calligrapher. What you buy is the sheet itself, not a print of it. If you want the printed line instead, the same verses are in Quranic wall art.
Anwar Alhulwani writes the long compositions: ringed, almond and arched sheets where a verse sits inside the passage around it. Ahmed Alhawary writes a single line in Jali Thuluth or Muhaqqaq. Rasha Kasim builds a short phrase into Fatimid and Mushafi Kufi. Where a sheet comes from one verse, its page names the sura and the verse.
See the calligraphers, the Names of God, or every original.
For Ramadan. Ramadan is expected around 8 February 2027. A sheet in hand leaves in 3–5 days. A sheet written to order takes 3–4 weeks, so order it by 3 January 2027 to have it for the first night, wherever you are.
Quick answers
How much is delivery?
AED 50 per order anywhere in the UAE, whatever the quantity; Worldwide Express is AED 250 per order, within 8 days.
When does it arrive?
In-hand pieces are inspected, packed and dispatched from the UAE; pieces written to order take 3–4 weeks in the calligrapher's hand. Each page says which it is.
Can it be framed?
It ships unframed, as the artist made it. Framing with glass, done in the UAE, is a flat AED 300 whatever the size — for UAE deliveries.
Can I have it with different words?
No — an original is written by the calligrapher's hand as it is. For your own words at your own size, Mashq Studio makes a piece to order from AED 60.