Cloth from Prophet Muhammad S.A.W grave Madinah
Prophetic Muhammad PBUH Chamber Kiswa al Saadat .
A segment of blessed tapestry (kiswa) which once decorated the Sacred Prophetic Chamber (Rawdah al-Sharif) in the Prophet's Muhammed ﷺ Masjid in Madinah
The cover tomb in the mosque of the Prophet Muhammed S.A.W in Medina
Frame Size 57 CM X 47 CM
Has rose oil scent
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Reviews (1)
Average:
Oct 9, 2024
Excellent service, for a beautiful piece. Arrived super quick. As described, I love it, although I do have a I little criticism of the l the backing used on the frame, it looks shoddy. The backing is cloth, that has been unevenly applied with glue marks on the back of the frame where the cloth has been applied. That said I would definitely by from the Seller again for their swift delivery and solid packaging and overall the item meeting expectations.
Saqib Mahmood