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The word rahma, mercy, in Nastaliq, written on plain madder wool where a red boteh carpet falls away in a soft wave.
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Rahma

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What you seeThe word rahma, mercy, in Nastaliq, written on plain madder wool where a red boteh carpet falls away in a soft wave.

What it meansRahma is mercy and compassion; Ar-Rahman and Ar-Rahim, the names of God that open almost every chapter of the Quran, both come from it. The boteh is the curled leaf form known in English as paisley.

Where it worksA gentle piece for a bedroom, a nursery or a quiet landing.

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