Arabic calligraphy by Ayten Tiryaki | Prayer for Blessings in Naskh and Thuluth | Ottoman-Islamic wall art | Beautifully illuminated

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Arabic calligraphy by Ayten Tiryaki | Prayer for Blessings in Naskh and Thuluth | Ottoman-Islamic wall art | Beautifully illuminatedThis calligraphic piece features a deeply meaningful prayer (dua) seeking blessings (baraka) from God in one's daily life and work. Similar works are often found in places of business in Turkey and other parts of the Muslim world. At the top of the composition is an important reminder from the hadith of the blessed Prophet, Peace be upon him, which praises a person who applies him herself in earning a livelihood and providing their family: "The one

This calligraphic piece features a deeply meaningful prayer (dua) seeking blessings (baraka) from God in one's daily life and work

gracefully framed at both the top and the bottom with the Basmala and Kalimat al-Tawhid in monumental sülüs

The main section has been gracefully composed in nesih script

Similar works are often found in places of business in Turkey and other parts of the Muslim world

High-quality lithograph print

Those who follow him are harsh towards the disbelievers and compassionate towards each other

who has favoured us over many of His believing servants’' (27:15) and by the friend of God

The original piece was composed in elegant naskh script by the master calligrapher Kazasker Mustafa İzzet (1801-1876) in 1290 AH (1873-74 CE)

' This is followed by his signature on the final line of the peice: 'bende-i Âl-i Abâ Seyyid İzzet Mustafa

‘Praise be to God (Alhamdulillah)

Those who described him said they had never seen anyone like him before or since [Adapted from the translation of Tim Stanley in 'From text to art form in the Ottoman hilye]

*This item does not include a frame

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