Shahada Tashahhud Calligraphy

Shahada Tashahhud calligraphy Foil Art

This traditional shahda calligraphy is printed using real foil,handmade in the UK and in presented in the form of a believer reading namaz in the attahiyat (tashahhud) position. The Shahadah is one of the five pillars in Islam and is read during the attahiyat (tashahhud) position. It also forms part of the Adhan prior to the beginning of the salah (namaz/slaat). The translation of the shadaha is: ‘I bear witness that there is no deity but Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad ﷺ is the messenger of Allah عَزَّ وَ جَلَّ (Azza Wa Jall)’.

• 11 foil colours to choose from
• 2 different paper sizes
• High quality 200+ gsm card used
• Handmade with love in the UK
• Print only – Frame is for demo purposes.

Our shahdah printed foil art depicting a Muslim in the attahiyat (tashahhud) position uses traditional calligraphy nd is available in various foil colours. Its perfect to add to your own picture frame and display in the home or office. It’s a constant reminder to all Muslims of the first and foundational pillar of Islam and its use in the daily 5 prayers.

The full shahada is: Ashadu an la ilaha illa illa-ilah, wa ashadu anna muhammadan rasul ullah which translates to: ‘I testify that there is no god but God (Allah عَزَّ وَ جَلَّ (Azza Wa Jall)), and I testify that Muhammad ﷺ is the messenger of God (Allah عَزَّ وَ جَلَّ (Azza Wa Jall))’. Its the first and foundational pillar of Islam and is the confession of faith. Recitation of the kalima Shahada in public is also the requirement for conversion to Islam.

This shahada calligraphy foil art also makes a perfect gift to those Muslims who have recently converted to Islam. A daily reminder for the newly converted what the first pillar of Islam is and that its read during the tashahhud in the daily namaz. This beautiful traditional shahada man calligraphy depiction can be displayed for many years in the home or office as a constant reminder of ones faith.

• There may be small imperfections (small black specs of ink where the foil did not adhere completely) which would only be visible when viewing very closely. This is very normal and not an error as its part of the foiling process.
• Due to different computer monitors, colours may vary slightly from the picture.
• This is a Print only – Frame is for demo purposes only.