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A white plaster panel with the word karam incised in Naskh script and a red glazed bar set beneath it.
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Karam

No. 13 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeA white plaster panel with the word karam incised in Naskh script and a red glazed bar set beneath it.

What it meansKaram means generosity and nobility of character; Al-Karim, the Most Generous, is one of the Names of God, and hospitality to guests is counted among its plainest signs.

Where it worksSits well in a dining room or wherever guests are welcomed.

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