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A deep night-blue field scattered with stars and a crescent over a near-black ground, and the name Isha in Latin and Arabic.
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Five Prayers

Isha Field

No. 11 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeA deep night-blue field scattered with stars and a crescent over a near-black ground, and the name Isha in Latin and Arabic.

What it meansThe colour of the sky at the time of the night prayer, after the twilight has gone.

Where it worksPart of a set of five that hangs well in a row or a grid.

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A fine-line diagram of the sun's daily circle cut by the horizon, with the five prayer times marked as coloured points and named in small type.Sun PathNo. 12
Five tall strips of sky set side by side on an ivory ground, from dawn rose through noon blue, afternoon gold and sunset orange to night, each named in Arabic beneath.Time StripNo. 13
A single tall pointed arch in a rose plaster wall, opening onto an indigo dawn sky with a crescent, fading stars and a low line of domes.Dawn ArchNo. 14
A horseshoe arch in a white wall opens onto bright blue sky, with the white sun high in its crown.Noon ArchNo. 15
Arched windows show the dawn sky above a long red carpet woven with straight rows of prayer places, each marked by a small gold niche, side by side.SaffNo. 16
An empty prayer mat lies on a flat city rooftop just after sunset, the sky still burning orange above a skyline of domes and minarets.RooftopNo. 17
A deep blue night sky full of stars, a crescent moon, and far below a single dome and minaret with one lit window.Night SkyNo. 18
A wide golden afternoon sky with long flat clouds, a soft pale sun and a low hill line with a distant minaret.Golden HourNo. 19

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