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The word barakah, blessing, in a bold display face in bone, rising over a saffron half-sun on a near-black ground.
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No. 8 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe word barakah, blessing, in a bold display face in bone, rising over a saffron half-sun on a near-black ground.

What it meansBarakah is blessing that multiplies: the quiet abundance God places in time, food, wealth or a home, so that a little goes a long way.

Where it worksBelongs in a kitchen, a hallway or a new home.

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The word ihsan in elegant Nastaliq ink on bone, with its meaning set as a fine Latin line beneath a short terracotta rule.IhsanNo. 9
The word tawakkul, trust in God, in heavy Kufi letters drawn as a fine bone outline on terracotta.TawakkulNo. 10
The word sakinah, tranquillity, in classical Naskh, set olive on olive so it surfaces only softly.SakinahNo. 11
The word rida, contentment, in a bold rounded display face in terracotta, sitting half across a blush disc on saffron.RidaNo. 12
The word bayt, home, in geometric Kufi in bone, set inside a terracotta gabled house on blush.BaytNo. 13
The greeting ahlan wa sahlan, welcome, in a bold display face in ink on saffron, standing on a thin terracotta line like a threshold.Ahlan wa sahlanNo. 14
The phrase alhamdulillah, all praise is for God, in classical Naskh in bone on midnight, held within a fine saffron frame.AlhamdulillahNo. 15
The phrase subhanallah, glory be to God, in flowing Nastaliq in olive on bone, inside a fine olive circle.SubhanAllahNo. 16

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