FAQs

All purchases are non-refundable. If your pieces are damaged in shipping please contact us and we’ll have the issue resolved.

Although some of our pieces may be framed, we don’t provide framing services.

The delivery time for a Kiswa piece may vary depending on the location of the buyer and the delivery method selected. Our company strives to deliver each item as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Yes, a Kiswa piece can be a thoughtful and meaningful gift for someone who values Islamic culture and history. Please contact us after your purchase to arrange it.

The pricing range for Kiswa pieces can vary widely depending on the size, design, and historical significance of the piece.

To care for and preserve your Kiswa piece, it is important to handle it gently and avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or moisture. It should be stored in a cool, dry place to prevent any damage or fading over time.

Kiswa pieces are available in a range of sizes and designs, depending on the year they were obtained and the location of the cloth on the Kabah. Some Kiswa pieces may be larger or more ornate than others, but all hold significant cultural and historical value.

Our company personally ensures the authenticity of our Kiswa pieces through a rigorous process of inspection and certification. Each Kiswa piece comes with a certificate of authenticity that verifies its origin and historical significance.

The Kiswas are obtained when the old Kiswa is replaced with a new one during Hajj. They are considered rare and highly valued because only a limited number are available each year and are typically reserved for religious institutions or dignitaries.

The Kiswa is a black silk and gold embroidered cloth that covers the Kabah in Makkah and is replaced annually during the Hajj pilgrimage. It is considered to be one of the most sacred and significant symbols of Islamic culture, representing the deep reverence and respect that Muslims have for the holy site.