Islamic images to download and share
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How it works
Choose a category
Quran, hadith, adhkar, duas, the Names of Allah, the days and seasons (Ramadan, Friday, Hajj), or a theme such as prayer, patience, family and the Hereafter.
Pick the language of the pictures
See Arabic and English pictures together, or only one language. The pictures follow the dark or light theme of the site.
Download or share
Save the image as a picture, or share it to WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram and other apps.
Questions about these images
Are the images free to use?
Yes. They are free to download, share and print for personal and da'wah use. Please keep the Muslim Flow name on the image when you share it.
Where do the texts come from?
The Quran text is the Uthmani script with the English meaning of Marmaduke Pickthall. Hadith come from Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim and, in the theme categories, also from Sunan Abi Dawud, Jami' at-Tirmidhi, Sunan an-Nasa'i and Sunan Ibn Majah, using only hadith graded Sahih (the grade is written on the picture). The adhkar are from Hisn al-Muslim, and the Names of Allah from the list on this website. Every image shows its reference.
What are the Arabic and English editions?
The same texts are made twice. The English edition shows the Arabic with its English meaning. The Arabic edition shows the Arabic text and its Arabic reference, for readers who prefer Arabic only.
Why do some hadith look shorter than in the book?
A hadith is often long. For an image we keep one complete saying of the Prophet, peace be upon him, and leave out the rest of the narration. The reference number lets you read the whole hadith.