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A verse in ivory Naskh, sufficient for us is God, and He is the best disposer of affairs, on a black mat over a twisting stack of madder and crimson rugs.
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No. 8 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeA verse in ivory Naskh, sufficient for us is God, and He is the best disposer of affairs, on a black mat over a twisting stack of madder and crimson rugs.

What it meansThe line is from Al 'Imran 3:173, words of trust said in hard moments. The hooked octagon is called a Memling gul, after the fifteenth-century Flemish painter Hans Memling, who painted rugs that carry it.

Where it worksSteady and grounded for a study, an office or a hallway.

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Five crimson and madder rugs overlapped like roof tiles, so that each shows only its top border, its striped kilim end and its fringe.Fringe RowsNo. 9
A verse in ivory Naskh, and say, my Lord, increase me in knowledge, on a madder mat over overlapping rugs of guls and latch hooks.Increase in KnowledgeNo. 10
Small rugs laid out in two loose columns on pale plaster, each with its own field of stars, Memling guls or sprigs and its own border.YastiksNo. 11
A verse in ivory Naskh, God is the Light of the heavens and the earth, carried on a soft dark band across a scatter of black, indigo and deep madder rugs.LightNo. 12
Two rugs crossing at right angles over a third: a striped madder kilim of diamonds laid across an indigo rug of Memling guls with a running hook border.CrossingNo. 13
A verse in ivory Naskh, and He is with you wherever you are, on a rust mat over a fan of indigo rugs with guls, stars and boteh.Wherever You AreNo. 14
A black rug with a single eight-pointed star medallion on a field of small ivory crosses and a madder border of small stars, laid on stone beside the edge of a black gul rug.Black StarNo. 15
A verse in ivory Naskh, so remember Me; I will remember you, on a deep indigo mat over rugs overlapped like roof tiles, each showing its border and fringe.Remember MeNo. 16

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