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The word shukr, gratitude, in warm Ruqaa script, drawn in ink across a saffron block on bone.
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No. 3 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe word shukr, gratitude, in warm Ruqaa script, drawn in ink across a saffron block on bone.

What it meansShukr is thankfulness to God and to people, shown in words and in how blessings are used; the Prophet taught that whoever does not thank people has not thanked God.

Where it worksBrightens a kitchen or dining room, where the day's food is shared.

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The word hubb, love, in a bold rounded display face, in blush on terracotta over a giant cropped echo of itself.HubbNo. 6
The word amal, hope, in modern Arabic letters set across a horizon, bone against midnight above and midnight against saffron below.AmalNo. 7
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