Art, inspired by faith
Exhibited and collected internationally
The beauty of Islamic art is not in the eye, but in the heart; where every stroke speaks a language the soul understands
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Art that speaks quietly of faith, made to be lived with every day.Each print brings a moment of stillness into your home.
Fine art print
This painting features Ayat ul Kursi, the Verse of the Throne, rendered in the striking and geometric Kufic script. It is a powerful visual representation of one of the most revered verses in the Qur'an, combining the profound spiritual meaning of the text with the bold, architectural beauty of early Islamic calligraphy.
Fine art print
This painting is a celebration of the diversity within the global Muslim community. Faces from across the world, rendered in vivid colour, fill the canvas. Each one is distinct, each one carries their own story and heritage, and yet all are held within the same frame, part of the same community of faith. The Qur'an tells us that Allah created us as different peoples and tribes so that we might come to know one another. This painting is my attempt to honour that.
Fine art print
Masjid Al-Aqsa is the third holiest site in Islam, the place from which the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) ascended to the heavens on the Night Journey, and a symbol of Palestinian identity that has endured for centuries. This painting does not try to document it. It tries to hold it. The dome rises from a deep blue, the minaret stands firm beside it, and the first revelation, Surah Alaq, is written into the facade. A reminder that this place is not only sacred history. It is still here. Still standing.
Fine art print
This painting depicts the astrolabe, an instrument that embodies the fusion of faith and science in Muslim history. I was drawn to it as a symbol of the meticulous pursuit of prayer and the dedication of early Muslim scholars to determining prayer times and the direction of the Kaabah with extraordinary precision. To me, the astrolabe represents something beautiful: that religious devotion and scholarly inquiry were never in conflict. They were one and the same.
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Fine art print
Golden threads are physically sewn into this textured canvas, each one tracing a different route across the terrain of the earth before converging at the Kaaba in the centre. The painted surface beneath them captures the look and feel of the land itself, deep blues, browns and golds, continents and cultures rendered in texture and colour. The threads cross the canvas from every direction, overlapping and weaving, mapping the countless journeys pilgrims have made across the world. They all arrive at the same place. This piece is my way of commemorating Hajj and the remarkable truth that people from every corner of the earth answer the same call and find their way to the same sacred point.
Fine art print
Following the tragic March 2017 attack on Westminster Bridge in London, I painted this piece as an expression of faith and patience. The canvas is filled with a vibrant, textured skyline where traditional Islamic architecture, representing Islam, blends seamlessly with the iconic silhouette of Big Ben, representing the West. They exist together in harmony, sharing the same space and the same sky. Above the city, a brilliant burst of golden light breaks through the deep blue. It is a visual reminder of the Qur'anic promise that God is with the patient. As Muslims, we frequently face unjustified blame for acts of terror, yet Islam is fundamentally a religion of peace. This painting honours our resilience. It is a statement that we will stand firm in the face of unjust expectations, refusing to apologise for actions we condemn, and choosing instead to practise Sabr.
Darwaza
This painting is a portrayal of the motif adorning the door of Masjid un Nabawi in Madina. Thick layers of paint sculpt a tactile relief against a velvety black canvas, bringing the intricate design to life. This painting serves as a visual hymn, inviting you to contemplate the spiritual significance of the motif.
Fine art print
On the door of Masjid un Nabawi in Madinah, there is a golden emblem. Intricate, raised, covered in calligraphy and arabesque. This painting is my attempt to recreate what it felt like to stand in front of it, to trace the ridges with your eyes and understand that every detail was placed there with intention. Real gold leaf sits on thick, sculpted acrylic, raised from a pure black ground. It is not a reproduction. It is a memory of a feeling.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Sanctuary
Join Siddiqa Juma for three days of contemporary Islamic art to mark the Hajj season. Explore original paintings and fine art prints inspired by the journey of Hajj, works that have been exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery, Venice Biennale, and the House of Lords.
A Hajj Exhibition at John Lewis, Westfield White City
29, 30 and 31 May 2026
Hajj 2026
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About the artist
Creativity has always been part of who I am. What began as a childhood love of drawing led me into a career in graphic design and illustration. But it was through painting that I found something more: a quiet space where my faith and creativity could come together in my own personal way.
I build each piece through vibrant layers, with intricate patterns and calligraphy that carry meaning beyond aesthetics. When I inscribe the name of God over and over again on the canvas, it becomes my personal tasbih, a quiet, rhythmic expression of worship.
But what matters to me just as much is what others find in the work. When someone sees one of my pieces and feels something stir in their own heart, the painting becomes a shared language between us.
"Siddiqa Juma's painting in the multi-faith room at Great Ormond Street Hospital has a capacity to reflect the mystery of the spiritual and draws the viewer into a relationship with the image. By using the name of Allah in one of the specific colours, the integrity and depth of the faith are reflected in a way that interacts rather than imposes."
Reverend Jim Linthicum, Great Ormond Street Hospital
Exhibited and collected at
Saatchi Gallery | Venice Biennale
House of Lords | Escher in The Palace, The Hague
John Lewis | Concordia, Canada | Mövenpick Hotel, Madina | Akaas Gallery, Dubai
Great Ormond Street Hospital
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