One is dated AH 1204 (1789–1790 AD) and bears the name of Selim III.[25] The other was commissioned by Mahmud II in the early 18th century and bears his tughra.[26] The Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilisation includes a sitara from the door of the Kaaba from 1985.[27] The Museum of Turkish Calligraphy Art in Istanbul has a complete kiswah.[6] In 1983 the Saudi Arabian government donated a sitara from the Kaaba to the headquarters of the United Nations, where it remains on display.[7]