Al-Majid, the All‑Glorious
What you seeThe Name Al-Majid, the All-Glorious, set large in classical Naskh calligraphy with vowel marks, inside a twelve-petalled shamsa sunburst drawn in fine gold on a soft black ground, with the transliteration and meaning set quietly beneath.
What it meansAl-Majid names the All-Glorious, whose glory is full and whose generosity is vast. The angels say, 'He is Praiseworthy, All-Glorious' (11:73). It is spelled with a long i (al-Majīd), unlike Al-Majid, the Noble, later in the list (al-Mājid).
Where it worksRich and warm on a dining or living-room wall.
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