Loh-e-Qurani is name for the mysterious or disjointed letters found in the Holy Quran. These are combinations of 1-5 Arabic letters found at the beginning of 29 chapters in the Holy Quran. The meaning in Arabic and the precise significance of these letters is not known, since even the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) didn’t know their meaning. Muslims from the South Asia like to hang art work of these mysterious letters in their homes.
This is an original art piece by Khurram Yamin. It is written in a modified version of the Maghribi script. It is further decorated with an intricate design of flowers on a vine in gold paint. The over-all look of the clean white background along with the hand written Arabic calligraphy in black ink and the intricate gold illumination by Yamin gives this piece an amazingly rich traditional look. This piece will enhance and beautify the walls of your home or office.
This piece comes unframed. Size 22X14 inches.
This art piece also make a fabulous gift for :
- Anniversaries
- Weddings
- House Warming Parties
Remember part of the net proceeds from the sale of this art piece go towards the support of the needy single young moms and their children through the different projects Pen of Mercy has going on.
All artwork is subject to copyright and any reproduction or printing of this work is against the law.