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Al-Hadid 57:4 in cream within a small cut-cornered tablet outlined in gold, on a wide lapis ground.
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With You Wherever You Are

No. 17 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeAl-Hadid 57:4 in cream within a small cut-cornered tablet outlined in gold, on a wide lapis ground.

What it means‘And He is with you wherever you are.’ The phrase comes from the opening of Surah Al-Hadid, Iron, which speaks of God's knowledge of all things.

Where it worksFits a narrow wall or an entrance, where it is seen on the way out of the house.

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