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The word fajr, dawn, in cream felt with its vowel marks on a teal arched felt panel, above a rising sun of mustard, blush and oxblood felt arcs, with felt stars.
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Fajr in Felt

No. 28 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe word fajr, dawn, in cream felt with its vowel marks on a teal arched felt panel, above a rising sun of mustard, blush and oxblood felt arcs, with felt stars.

What it meansFajr means dawn, and it is the name of the first of the five daily prayers, offered in the first light before sunrise.

Where it worksA bright start for a bedroom, a kitchen or a breakfast nook.

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The word matar, rain, in cream felt with its vowel marks on a teal arched felt banner scattered with felt raindrops, hanging from a wooden rod with mustard tassels.Matar Felt BannerNo. 31
The word rizq, provision, in cream felt across stripes of oxblood, mustard and olive felt on a cream panel, on a deep green ground, with felt stars.Rizq in Felt StripsNo. 32
The word dhikr, remembrance, cut into a small deep-green woodblock and printed on cream paper, with wood grain showing in the ink and small printed stars in the tall shape.Dhikr, Small BlockNo. 33
A verse from the Quran in dark ink on cream paper in the look of a woodblock print, inside a double ruled frame, with printed eight-point stars. From Surah Ar-Ra'd, 13:28.Hearts at RestNo. 34
Sabah al-khayr, good morning, cut away from an oxblood arched woodblock below a rising sun with radiating rays, printed on cream paper.Sabah al-Khayr WoodcutNo. 35
Bil-hana' wa al-shifa', with health and joy, in oxblood with full vowel marks, printed over a mustard block in the look of a two-colour woodcut, with printed stars.Bil-Hana' wa al‑Shifa'No. 36

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