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The word barakah, blessing, in Ruqaa script, set on a band of plain indigo across a star carpet with an ivory border.
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Barakah

No. 9 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe word barakah, blessing, in Ruqaa script, set on a band of plain indigo across a star carpet with an ivory border.

What it meansBarakah is blessing that multiplies, the quiet abundance God places in time, food or a home so that a little goes a long way. Rows of eight-pointed stars are a hallmark of Caucasian and Anatolian rugs.

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

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The word rida, contentment, in geometric Kufi on a near-black band beneath rows of quartered octagonal guls.RidaNo. 11
The word karam, generosity, in classical Naskh, carried on a deep red wave across a madder carpet of tulip-like flowers in a rhombus lattice.KaramNo. 12
The word 'a'ila, family, in classical Naskh, set in a deep green roundel on a green carpet of Turkmen guls with an ivory boteh border.'A'ilaNo. 13
The word dhikr, remembrance, in Nastaliq on a plain near-black field, held by a narrow border of saffron stars.DhikrNo. 14
The word tawakkul, trust in God, in geometric Kufi on a band of walnut wool across a sand-coloured mina khani carpet with an indigo border.TawakkulNo. 15
The word yaqin, certainty, in modern Arabic letters on plain indigo wool, above an indigo boteh carpet that rises to meet it in a soft wave.YaqinNo. 16
The word farah, joy, in Ruqaa script, carried on a madder wave across a red carpet of eight-pointed stars.FarahNo. 17

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