Fabi Ayyi Alai Rabbikuma Tukaziban Calligraphy Islamic Wall Art Decor 70cm x 20cm

Fabi Ayyi Ala-i Rabbikuma Tukaziban — Surah Ar-Rahman Metal Wall Art | 70 x 20 cm

"So which of the favours of your Lord would you deny?" The most repeated verse in the Quran — appearing 31 times in Surah Ar-Rahman alone — now displayed in Arabic calligraphy as a daily reminder to count your blessings and acknowledge Allah's countless favours.

The Verse of Gratitude

Surah Ar-Rahman is called "The Bride of the Quran" for its beauty and rhythmic power. In it, Allah lists His blessings one after another — from the creation of humans to the orbits of celestial bodies — and after each blessing asks: "So which of the favours of your Lord would you deny?" It is a rhetorical question that demands reflection and gratitude. Displaying this verse in your home creates a permanent prompt to practice shukr (gratitude) in all circumstances.

Slim Horizontal Design

At 70 x 20 cm (27.5 x 8 inches), this slim horizontal piece fits perfectly above doorways, in hallways, above kitchen counters, and in narrow wall spaces where wider art won't work. The elongated format allows the Arabic calligraphy to flow naturally in its reading direction.

Craftsmanship

Laser-cut from mild steel with electrostatic powder coating. 3D floating effect with wall spacers. Ready to hang with included mounting hardware.

A Gift of Perspective

This verse is the perfect gift for someone who needs a reminder to count their blessings — or for anyone who already practices gratitude and would love a beautiful visual anchor for it. Ideal for Eid, housewarming, Ramadan, or as a thank-you gift.