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The Name Al-Fattah, the Opener, set large in classical Naskh calligraphy with vowel marks, inside a pointed mihrab arch drawn in fine gold on a soft black ground, with the transliteration and meaning set quietly beneath.
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Al-Asma al-Husna

Al-Fattah

No. 19 of 100 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe Name Al-Fattah, the Opener, set large in classical Naskh calligraphy with vowel marks, inside a pointed mihrab arch drawn in fine gold on a soft black ground, with the transliteration and meaning set quietly beneath.

What it meansAl-Fattah names the Opener, the One who opens what is closed and judges between people with truth. It appears in Surat Saba' (34:26).

Where it worksHangs well beside a front door or at the turn of a stair.

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