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La tahzan in terracotta ruq'ah ranged right, with “Do not grieve” set as a quotation in italic serif below it on pale clay.
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Do Not Grieve

No. 19 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeLa tahzan in terracotta ruq'ah ranged right, with “Do not grieve” set as a quotation in italic serif below it on pale clay.

What it means“Do not grieve” are the words the Prophet spoke to his companion in the cave during the migration to Medina, continuing “God is with us” (Quran 9:40).

Where it worksConsoling and soft, it suits a bedroom or a quiet corner.

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Rabbi zidni 'ilma in fully vowelled dusk-blue naskh on pale blue-grey, with “My Lord, increase me in knowledge” set as an italic quotation.More KnowledgeNo. 26
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