“Asma ul Husna” – The Soul of Abdul’s Art Gallery
There are paintings that fill walls, and then there are paintings that fill hearts.
“Asma ul Husna” — a 6 by 12 ft monumental masterpiece — is not just the crown jewel of Abdul’s Art Gallery, it is the very heartbeat of our vision.
Crafted by the visionary artist AbdulRehman, this awe-inspiring work took shape over five years of thought, patience, and spiritual devotion. The journey began in 2019, not on canvas, but in the artist’s mind — as a yearning to create something that connects earth to the divine, brushstrokes to breath, and names to meaning.
The Birth of an Idea
It wasn’t just a painting — it was a mission. AbdulRehman knew that portraying the 99 Names of Allah (Asma ul Husna) couldn’t be rushed. It had to be earned.
Many versions were started. Many canvases were scrapped. Each failed attempt brought the artist closer to his soul. And in 2024, after years of searching for the perfect rhythm between form and faith, “Asma ul Husna” was finally born.
The Painting: A Divine Dialoguere
- Background: A bold, deep black acrylic base, chosen to represent the vastness and mystery of the unseen — like the night sky where stars shine the brightest.
- ✨ Calligraphy: Handwritten in luxurious gold foil, the 99 Beautiful Names of Allah shine like stars. They are not printed. They are pressed and placed with hands that trembled with reverence.
- Size: Standing 12 feet tall and 6 feet wide, this work dominates any room — not with arrogance, but with presence.
Every inch of the canvas echoes devotion. Every curve of every Arabic letter holds dua. The artwork doesn’t just represent names — it whispers identity. The identity of the Creator, and in doing so, reflects the purpose of the created.
Why It Moves People
This painting has not only moved hearts — it has moved homes.
From Dubai to Kuala Lumpur, Toronto to Istanbul, art collectors and spiritual seekers have chosen “Asma ul Husna” as the centerpiece of their living spaces. For many, it is more than decoration. It is a daily reminder, a silent companion, a source of light during dark moments.
Some hang it in prayer rooms. Others in entrance halls. Some light it with golden spotlights, allowing the gold to shimmer like eternal hope. But all agree on one thing:
“It doesn’t just beautify the wall. It uplifts the soul.”
What This Artwork Represents
- Faith made visible
- Calligraphy with conscience
- A visual dhikr for every home
- A piece where art meets eternity
From the Artist, AbdulRehman:
“I didn’t paint it to impress. I painted it to surrender. Every time I wrote a Name, I paused, breathed, and felt its meaning. That’s why it took years. Because it wasn’t just about the hand. It was about the heart.”
For the Few, Not the Many
Due to its powerful presence, “Asma ul Husna” is not mass-produced. Each piece is handmade with the same care, depth, and reverence as the original. This is a painting for those who understand not just art, but also awe.
🛒 Want to Experience It Yourself?
Whether you’re a collector, a seeker, or someone building a space of spiritual elegance, “Asma ul Husna” is more than a painting — it’s an invitation to reflect, remember, and return to the divine in your daily life.
And in every name, may you find a reflection of peace