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Subhanallah in bone-white ruq'ah beside “Glory be to God” in serif, separated by a fine pale rule on deep sage green.
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Glory Be

No. 14 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeSubhanallah in bone-white ruq'ah beside “Glory be to God” in serif, separated by a fine pale rule on deep sage green.

What it meansSubhanallah declares God far above any fault or limit. It is said in daily remembrance and in wonder at something beautiful.

Where it worksA calm, rich piece for a living room or a prayer corner.

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In sha'Allah in fully vowelled dusk-blue naskh above a fine rule, with “If God wills” ranged left below it on a bone ground.If God WillsNo. 16
Bismillah in large, fully vowelled bone-white naskh on near-black, with “In the name of God” as a small ochre caption.In God's NameNo. 17
Hasbuna Allah wa ni'ma al-wakil in fully vowelled bone-white naskh on dusk blue, with its English rendering set in ochre italic as a quotation.God Is EnoughNo. 18
La tahzan in terracotta ruq'ah ranged right, with “Do not grieve” set as a quotation in italic serif below it on pale clay.Do Not GrieveNo. 19
Hadha min fadli rabbi in black naskh above a short terracotta rule, with “This is from the grace of my Lord” set as an italic quotation.From His GraceNo. 20
Bayt in soft, rounded bone-white lettering on a terracotta block, with the English “Home” in italic serif on the bone ground below.HomeNo. 21
Ahlan wa sahlan in rounded black lettering on ochre, with a short rule, its transliteration and “Welcome” in italic serif beneath.WelcomeNo. 22

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