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Az-Zumar 39:53 in ink green on a parchment arch panel edged in gold, set on an ink green ground.
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Do Not Despair

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What you seeAz-Zumar 39:53 in ink green on a parchment arch panel edged in gold, set on an ink green ground.

What it means‘Do not despair of the mercy of Allah.’ The line is part of a verse addressed to those who have wronged themselves, and goes on to say that God forgives all sins.

Where it worksSuits a living room or hallway, a steady reminder in a busy part of the home.

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