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Ar-Rahman and ar-Rahim set one above the other in bone square Kufic on lapis, without dots, as in early Kufic.
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Kufi Murabba

Two Mercies

No. 17 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeAr-Rahman and ar-Rahim set one above the other in bone square Kufic on lapis, without dots, as in early Kufic.

What it meansThe Most Merciful, the Especially Merciful. The two Names, both from the root of mercy, follow Allah in the Basmala and stand alone as the third verse of the Fatiha (Al-Fatihah 1:3).

Where it worksA calm, bold piece for a living room or a bedroom.

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Allah in square Kufic, the letters as bone bricks set into a small lapis tile with fine joints, on a wide bone ground.Lapis TileNo. 1
Four glazed tiles in lapis, turquoise, terracotta and black, each carrying one phrase in square Kufic: Subhan Allah, al-hamdu lillah, la ilaha illa Allah and Allahu akbar.Four PraisesNo. 2
Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Rahim in black square Kufic on bone, inside a thin terracotta key border built on the same brick grid.Framed BasmalaNo. 3
La ilaha illa Allah in turquoise bricks within a lapis tile panel, its joints drawn in a pale line, on a bone ground.Turquoise WitnessNo. 4
Al-hamdu lillah in large terracotta square Kufic on a bone ground.Al-Hamdu LillahNo. 5

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