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Ad-Duha 93:5 in lapis ink on parchment, within a double gold frame whose corners hold quarter rosettes of 12-fold star geometry.
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You Will Be Satisfied

No. 19 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeAd-Duha 93:5 in lapis ink on parchment, within a double gold frame whose corners hold quarter rosettes of 12-fold star geometry.

What it means‘And your Lord is going to give you, and you will be satisfied.’ The promise comes from Ad-Duha, The Morning Hours, a short surah of reassurance addressed to the Prophet.

Where it worksSuits a bright bedroom or breakfast room, a reminder for the start of the day.

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