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The Name Al-Qabid, the Withholder, set large in classical Naskh calligraphy with vowel marks, inside a twelve-pointed star medallion drawn in fine gold on an oxblood ground, with the transliteration and meaning set quietly beneath.
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Al-Qabid

No. 21 of 100 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe Name Al-Qabid, the Withholder, set large in classical Naskh calligraphy with vowel marks, inside a twelve-pointed star medallion drawn in fine gold on an oxblood ground, with the transliteration and meaning set quietly beneath.

What it meansAl-Qabid names the One who withholds and constricts as He wills, and is traditionally said together with Al-Basit. The Quran says, 'God withholds and extends' (2:245).

Where it worksPairs naturally with Al-Basit on either side of a doorway or window.

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