About us

We are an art gallery that celebrates the beauty of Arabic calligraphy and traditional Islamic arts. Each artwork is handwritten, ornamented, and gilded with care, bringing together spiritual meaning and authentic craftsmanship to add serenity and beauty to your space.

At Tajaleyat, we believe that sacred words deserve to be experienced as art.Our name, derived from the Arabic word تجلّيات, reflects moments when beauty, meaning, and spirituality reveal themselves. This philosophy guides every piece we create, transforming Quranic verses and Sufi poems Arabic into artworks that bring presence, depth, and tranquility to modern spaces using traditional art techniques that lived for centuries.

Each Tajaleyat artwork is thoughtfully crafted upon request, ensuring that every detail honors both the profound meaning of the words and the elegance of contemporary design. We approach every piece with care, intention, and respect for the sacred message it carries.

Our creations are designed for those who seek more than decoration, for those who want their spaces to reflect faith, beauty, and purpose. A Tajaleyat piece becomes a quiet reminder, a source of calm, and a meaningful presence within the rhythm of daily life.Tajaleyat is where spirituality meets design, and where words of light become lasting art.

Our Founders

Tajaleyat was founded by Gamila Mourad and Mamdouh Eid, whose shared vision was to create a space where Islamic art could be presented in a way that honors its spiritual depth while embracing contemporary aesthetics.Driven by a passion for both faith and artistic expression, they set out to transform Quranic verses into heartfelt visual experiences that resonate with modern homes while preserving the reverence these sacred words deserve.Through Tajaleyat, their mission continues to be simple yet meaningful: to bring beauty, reflection, and divine remembrance into everyday spaces.

Today, Tajaleyat continues to reflect that vision, honoring sacred words through thoughtful design and craftsmanship.