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Asmaul Husna Calligraphy, 99 Names of Allah Art, Islamic Gold Arabic Decor (Giclée)
Asmaul Husna Calligraphy, 99 Names of Allah Art, Islamic Gold Arabic Decor (Giclée)
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Some names are not merely spoken.
They are remembered, reflected upon, and lived with.In Islamic tradition, the names of Allah — Asmaul Husna — are not only attributes, but pathways to understanding. Each name carries a meaning, a quality, a reflection of the Divine that invites the believer to know, to remember, and to turn back.This piece brings those names into form.At the top, the Basmala (Bismillāh ir-Raḥmān ir-Raḥīm) is written in the form of a Tughra — a calligraphic emblem historically used in Istanbul as an imperial seal. Just as each Ottoman sultan had a unique tughra serving as his signature, this form here carries a sense of authority, presence, and origin.Beneath it appears the verse:“Huwallāhulladhī lā ilāha illā Huwa” — “He is Allah; there is no deity except Him.”From there, the composition unfolds into the 99 Names of Allah — each written in Arabic, forming a structured yet flowing whole.In Islamic belief, Allah has no form and resembles none of His creation. He is known through His names, and it is through these names that believers are invited to call upon Him. The Qur’an reminds us:“Allah — there is no deity except Him. To Him belong the most beautiful names.” (Surah Taha, 20:8)And the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) emphasized the importance of these names:“Allah has ninety-nine names — whoever comprehends and embraces them will enter Paradise.” (Tirmidhi, Du‘a, 83)At the center of the piece, a classical Ottoman tezhip composition draws the eye inward — balanced, intricate, and illuminated. Surrounding it, delicate gold ornamentation known as halkâr adds depth and refinement, enhancing the sense of sacred symmetry.Originally created as a handcrafted work, this piece is offered here as a high-quality giclée print — preserving the richness of the gold tones, the precision of the calligraphy, and the harmony of the overall composition.It is not simply a visual piece. It is a presence — one that invites remembrance, reflection, and humility.🏺 Artwork Details: — Giclée print of original Asmaul Husna calligraphy artwork — Content: 99 Names of Allah in Arabic — Includes Basmala in Tughra form and Qur’anic verse — Technique: archival-quality fine art print — Classical Ottoman tezhip center with halkâr gold detailing — Artist: Aysel Toprak — Carefully prepared for display🖼 Display: — Suitable for framing or ready display — Ideal for prayer spaces, living rooms, or study areas — A meaningful and elegant focal point📦 Shipping & Packaging: — Ships from Philadelphia, PA within 3–5 business days — Carefully packaged to protect the artwork — Tracking number provided — Ships within the United States — For international orders, please message before purchasing🧼 Care: — Keep away from moisture — Avoid prolonged direct sunlight — Handle with care💬 Questions or custom orders? Feel free to reach out — we typically respond within a few hours.
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They are remembered, reflected upon, and lived with.In Islamic tradition, the names of Allah — Asmaul Husna — are not only attributes, but pathways to understanding. Each name carries a meaning, a quality, a reflection of the Divine that invites the believer to know, to remember, and to turn back.This piece brings those names into form.At the top, the Basmala (Bismillāh ir-Raḥmān ir-Raḥīm) is written in the form of a Tughra — a calligraphic emblem historically used in Istanbul as an imperial seal. Just as each Ottoman sultan had a unique tughra serving as his signature, this form here carries a sense of authority, presence, and origin.Beneath it appears the verse:“Huwallāhulladhī lā ilāha illā Huwa” — “He is Allah; there is no deity except Him.”From there, the composition unfolds into the 99 Names of Allah — each written in Arabic, forming a structured yet flowing whole.In Islamic belief, Allah has no form and resembles none of His creation. He is known through His names, and it is through these names that believers are invited to call upon Him. The Qur’an reminds us:“Allah — there is no deity except Him. To Him belong the most beautiful names.” (Surah Taha, 20:8)And the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) emphasized the importance of these names:“Allah has ninety-nine names — whoever comprehends and embraces them will enter Paradise.” (Tirmidhi, Du‘a, 83)At the center of the piece, a classical Ottoman tezhip composition draws the eye inward — balanced, intricate, and illuminated. Surrounding it, delicate gold ornamentation known as halkâr adds depth and refinement, enhancing the sense of sacred symmetry.Originally created as a handcrafted work, this piece is offered here as a high-quality giclée print — preserving the richness of the gold tones, the precision of the calligraphy, and the harmony of the overall composition.It is not simply a visual piece. It is a presence — one that invites remembrance, reflection, and humility.🏺 Artwork Details: — Giclée print of original Asmaul Husna calligraphy artwork — Content: 99 Names of Allah in Arabic — Includes Basmala in Tughra form and Qur’anic verse — Technique: archival-quality fine art print — Classical Ottoman tezhip center with halkâr gold detailing — Artist: Aysel Toprak — Carefully prepared for display🖼 Display: — Suitable for framing or ready display — Ideal for prayer spaces, living rooms, or study areas — A meaningful and elegant focal point📦 Shipping & Packaging: — Ships from Philadelphia, PA within 3–5 business days — Carefully packaged to protect the artwork — Tracking number provided — Ships within the United States — For international orders, please message before purchasing🧼 Care: — Keep away from moisture — Avoid prolonged direct sunlight — Handle with care💬 Questions or custom orders? Feel free to reach out — we typically respond within a few hours.
