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Ar-Rum 30:21 in oxblood ink on parchment within a double gold frame, with a small gold shamsa above.
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Affection and Mercy

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What you seeAr-Rum 30:21 in oxblood ink on parchment within a double gold frame, with a small gold shamsa above.

What it means‘And He placed between you affection and mercy.’ The verse names marriage among the signs of God, with spouses created so that each may find tranquillity in the other.

Where it worksA considered gift for a wedding or a couple's new home, hung in a bedroom or living room.

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