At Kiswa Arts & Culture Gallery (KACG), we journey through time and tradition, carrying sacred textiles from the heart of Makkah and Madinah to communities across the nation. From the black silk of the Kiswa on the Holy Kaaba to the green and gold of the Rawdah, each piece whispers stories of devotion, craftsmanship, and divine connection.
Our exhibitions breathe life into mosques, galleries, schools, and city halls. Transforming spaces into sanctuaries of heritage and meaning. These are not just artefacts; they are living links to sacred history.
And as we travel, we build toward a home of permanence. A dedicated Culture & Heritage Gallery where this legacy can dwell, year-round, for generations to come.
Step into the story. Witness the beauty. Help us weave the future.
At KACG, we are committed to preserving and sharing the profound heritage of Islam through our exhibitions of authentic Islamic artefacts. Our mission is to offer an intimate glimpse into some of the most revered artefacts in the Muslim world, bringing you closer to the sacred history and traditions of Islam
We proudly showcase pieces of the Kiswa, the sacred covering of the Holy Kaaba in Makkah, alongside sections from the Rawdah area of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ’s blessed resting place in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah. These timeless artefacts carry immense spiritual significance, embodying the rich cultural and religious legacy of Islam
Through carefully curated exhibitions, we aim to connect communities with these priceless artefacts, fostering a deeper appreciation for the sacred. At the heart of our work is the preservation of these artefacts, ensuring their stories endure for generations to come.
Join us in honouring this divine heritage and experience a unique journey of faith, history, and reverence.
Preserve History. Inspire Generations.
Help us preserve sacred heritage and bring its beauty to every heart.
With each exhibition, we carry centuries of devotion, artistry, and faith into new spaces — but our journey doesn’t end there. Your support brings us closer to establishing a permanent Culture & Heritage Gallery, where these treasures can be shared, studied, and safeguarded for generations to come.
But this journey needs a home.
We dream of a permanent gallery. A sanctuary where these rare and revered artefacts can dwell year-round, inspiring reflection, reverence, and remembrance.
With your support through donations, sponsorships, or kind contribution . This dream becomes a foundation.
Every gift is a stitch in the fabric of something eternal.
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From graphic design to event coordination, photography to Arabic calligraphy — your talent can help grow the gallery. Volunteering opportunities are open to all ages and backgrounds.
Support a full travelling exhibit in a school, university, masjid, or public space in your name or on behalf of a loved one.
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By supporting Kiswa Arts and Culture Gallery, you’re helping preserve sacred history, inspire hearts, and educate future generations about the deep legacy of Makkah and Madinah.
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To inspire hearts and minds by preserving Islamic heritage in a permanent UK gallery and beyond.
To safeguard the Kiswa and sacred artefacts, educate communities, about their historical and spiritual legacy through exhibitions, workshops, and the creation of a permanent UK gallery.
We preserve authentic Kiswa pieces and sacred artefacts, showcase them through exhibitions and workshops, and take their story to communities nationwide while working towards establishing a permanent UK gallery.
“It was a joy for me to see these treasures that are so precious to my Muslim friends and neighbours displayed here in our magnificent City Hall”
Toby HowarthBishop
“A heartfelt thank you to the Kiswa Arts team & in particular Sheikh Sahib for bringing their remarkable exhibition to Masjid Ghausia, Huddersfield yesterday. It was an incredible honour and privilege for our local community to witness such rare artefacts and historic coverings up close
Dr Sofia Buncy MBE DLDirector of the Muslim Women in Prison Project
“Not everyone can travel to Istanbul, or indeed to Mecca or Medina, to see such historical Islamic artefacts, so such an event coming to our town fills me and the mosque volunteers with pride,” he said
“The engravings and the scripture on the cloths reiterate the message of peace.”
Imran SafdarCouncillor
“By showcasing these artefacts in a community setting, Kiswa Arts and Culture Gallery has created a space for learning, reflection, and connection for those who may not have had the chance to experience the pilgrimage firsthand”.
Ruby AnwarCouncillor Ruby Anwar Vice Chairman of Nelson Town Council
“The exhibition was a truly powerful and inspiring experience for our pupils and staff alike. It provided a rare and meaningful opportunity to engage with the rich spiritual and historical significance of the Kiswa, deepening our students’ understanding of Islamic heritage”.
Saleh IslamPrinciple – Eden Girls Academy Birmingham
“You gave people in our communities an opportunity they may never experience again in their lifetimes – to be so close to sacred history, and to feel spiritually connected through heritage, beauty, and faith”.
Yusra HussainCouncillor – Community Alliance (Batley)
“One of the things I love about Bradford is the way that people of different faiths and no faith share with each other. It was a joy for me to see these treasures that are so precious to my Muslim friends and neighbours displayed here in our magnificent City Hall.”
Susan HinchcliffeLeader of Council & Corporate Portfolio Holder
“We are absolutely delighted to have brought this event to Batley. For the first time ever, Batley Town Hall welcomed such a large audience for a spiritually enriching and historically significant occasion.”
Adam ZamanCouncillor
“Given its unique nature, growing popularity, and the evident demand from communities across the country, I strongly urge stakeholders, local councils, and national bodies to provide the necessary support and funding to allow this exhibition to travel nationwide.”
Habiban ZamanCouncillor
“Alhamdulillah, it was a truly uplifting day – one that continues to resonate with all who attended. The exhibition was thoughtfully designed and presented with great care, showcasing both beauty and depth, while also carrying immense cultural, historical, and spiritual significance. It allowed our community to connect with the rich legacy of Makkah and Madinah, and offered a rare opportunity for young people, families, and elders to engage meaningfully with Islamic heritage in an accessible and memorable way.”
Israr RajaDirector of LightBeam Academy
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