Islamic Desktop Wallpapers

Islamic New Year Wallpaper

Islamic New Year Wallpaper

Islamic New Year Wallpaper

Suggested wallpapers

• Muslim Girl Reading Qur’an Wallpaper
• Hajj Wallpaper – Kabah Ornament
• Happy Eid ul Fitr Wallpapers Collection
• Windows 7 Islamic Wallpaper
• I Love Islam Wallpaper

Related wallpapers

• Moving Islamic Wallpaper
• Black Islamic Wallpaper for Windows Vista
• Islamic Wallpaper for Windows XP
• Ramadan Karim Wallpaper
• Islamic Vector Wallpaper

Related Keywords

 New Islamic Wallpaper (49), persian new year (22), new islamic wallpapers (10), new islamic pictures (2), wallpapers eslam (1), wallpaper of islamic quotes (1), wallpaper desktop islamic (1), safari desktop islamic pictures (1), pk wallpapers of islamic (1), ALLAH Names in Vector (1)

Download HD Islamic Wallpapers for your Desktop and experience the beauty of Islam through the Islamic Wallpapers. This site has required a great deal of money, time and effort to develop and maintain. If it's been useful to you then you can support this site by making a small donation. This will act as an incentive for me to carry on maintaining it, providing countless hours of hardwork, and including any updates that are suggested. FACT: US $100/month for Server Hosting (and still running out of bandwith) + internet connection + hundred hours of working/month.
Instructions:On a PC, when the picture has loaded completely, right-click on it (or as explained below, depending on the browser you're using, open it in a new window before right-clicking on it, which you can do on our site by just clicking on the picture), then choose Set as Wallpaper (or Background) from the pop-up menu. You can also choose to save the picture to disk, then display it as described in the next section.
On a Mac with a recent version of Safari (3), you can just control-click on the picture, then choose "Use Image as Desktop Picture," or you can choose "Save Image As...," then display it as described in the next section.

2 Comments »

• 

  Nice photo but the Taggs are so irrelevant and the info is incorrect. This is Persian New-Year decoration. Islam is 1500 years old but Persian New-Year is 2500 years old, so it has nothing to do with each other but since majority of Persians (Iranians) are muslim they put Quran for its respect.

  Pleas do more research before tagging the pics for information accuracy!
  Thanks

  Comment by abbas — December 8, 2010 @ 1:34 am

Comments (2)
• 

  hai sadiq it is islam

  Comment by sadiq — February 1, 2011 @ 10:21 am

Comments (2)

RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URL

Leave a comment