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sezan · 1 year
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BUNDLE 5 Piece Islamic Wall Art
Set of 5 Islamic Prints, Muslim Wall Art, Islamic Gifts, Printable Art, Digital Islamic Poster
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fairuzfan · 5 months
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interesting assertion that i haven't seen much of!
from the introduction of "Printing Arab Modernity" by Hala Auji
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mtlibrary · 11 months
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Online Exhibition
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Have you seen our exhibition on Islam, Astronomy & Arabic Print yet?
See it online here!
Tip: click on the social media icon in the right-hand corner of the text cards to see the corresponding images.
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digitaldomedesign · 4 months
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Free Al Aqsa…. Free Palestine!!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
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voigtvirremade · 2 months
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sOOOO much of learning about european art history 18th century on is going "heres this art. it looks new right. why does it look new? orientalism"
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kvapem · 2 months
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@ Sam
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kunfayakundesigns · 21 days
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All Colors of Taqwa Inspirational Islamic T-shirt with Black Print
Embracing Taqwa and Consciousness: The Islamic T-Shirt That Speaks Volumes
In the heart of Islamic culture lies a profound concept that transcends mere words—Taqwa. Often translated as “God-consciousness,” Taqwa is the spiritual compass that guides Muslims in their daily lives, reminding them of the omnipresence of Allah. It is with this spirit that a unique Islamic T-shirt has been crafted, bearing the powerful words “Taqwa” and “Consciousness” as a wearable testament to faith.
Design That Resonates With Faith
The T-shirt’s design is simple yet evocative. The word “Taqwa” is emblazoned across the chest in elegant bold letters, a script that flows like the very breath of prayer. Below it, in harmonious contrast, is the word “Consciousness” in English, serving as a bridge between languages and cultures. The design is not just a fashion statement but a declaration of the wearer’s commitment to living a life of awareness and piety.
Material and Comfort
Crafted from the finest materials, the T-shirt is designed to be as comfortable as it is meaningful. The soft fabric is kind to the skin, ensuring that it can be worn throughout the day, whether at prayer, at work, or at rest. It serves as a gentle reminder of the wearer’s duties and the presence of Allah, without sacrificing comfort or style.
A Universal Message
While the T-shirt is deeply rooted in Islamic values, its message of consciousness is universal. It speaks to the heart of every individual who strives to live a life of purpose and reflection. In a world brimming with distractions, the T-shirt stands as a beacon of mindfulness, urging all who see it to pause and consider the deeper aspects of existence.
An Ideal Gift
This T-shirt makes for a thoughtful gift, whether for Eid, Ramadan, or simply as a gesture of love and respect. It is a gift that carries weight beyond the material, imparting a message that will resonate with the recipient long after it has been given.
Conclusion
The “Taqwa” and “Consciousness” Islamic T-shirt is more than just apparel; it is a wearable emblem of faith and a daily reminder of the spiritual journey every Muslim undertakes. It encourages the wearer to embody the principles of Taqwa in every action and to remain vigilant in their pursuit of a righteous path. In a world in need of reminders of the divine, this Islamic T-shirt is a subtle yet powerful call to consciousness.
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u-mspcoll · 1 year
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New Exhibit and Opening | Early Astronomy in the University of Michigan Collections
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We’re pleased to announce a new exhibit featuring a selection of manuscripts, early printed books, and artifacts illustrating Mesopotamian, Greek, Islamic, and Western European astronomies. Thes exhibit and its permanent online counterpart are part of The Aratus Project, which was sponsored by the National Science Foundation and led by professor Francesca Schironi. The core of the project has been to study Aratus’ "Phaenomena," the most important poem on stars and constellations of the Graeco-Roman ancient world, and its exegetical tradition. The physical and online exhibits place this research work within its later intellectual and historical context.
Join the curators this Thursday, 12 January, 4-6 pm in the Hatcher Gallery for a reception celebrating the opening of the exhibit followed by an exhibit tour!
Early Astronomy in the University of Michigan Collections is on display in the Hatcher Gallery Exhibit Room (1st floor, Hatcher Graduate Library) until 15 May 2023
Read more!
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jeanvanjer · 6 months
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of course I’m not fiscally responsible. I used to print out picture of cute anime boys at the public library for 50 cents a page.
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pittoresko · 2 years
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"Young Woman Reading" (1880) Osman Hamdi Bey (1842-1910), Turkish painter.
Visit Pittoresko on Etsy for more Ottoman Art Prints.
Digital Download https://www.etsy.com/shop/Pittoresko
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citrus-soda · 1 month
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4 and 14!
4. Fav character/subject that's a bitch to draw
Hands down it has to be robotics / machinery. The inorganic, geometric shapes you need... whew! It's both hard yet also so rewarding to draw, if that makes sense. I love robotic / mechanical / vehicle characters a lot! But what I don't love... is the precision needed to draw them....
It's been a while since I've drawn any machinery but I do have some old transformers fanart lying around my files, a robot oc, some misc vehicle stuff... I should get back to it sometime. Vehicle / mecha artists are so powerful.
14. Any favorite motifs
Hmm... I do love gold filigree a lot! I've never actually drawn it before but ooooh I love seeing it in art.
I also like style-specific motifs/patterns like the color blocks and starbursts from UPA-styled art, the swooping curlicues and florals from art nouveau, and the tessellating geometric patterns seen in Islamic art - Islamic tilework is a favorite of mine!
ah i hope this question wasnt... my favorite motifs TO DRAW...
i just like lookin at motifs
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sezan · 11 months
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ISLAMIC ART DIGITAL PRINTS
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Set of 2 Piece Islamic Wall Art, Set of 2 Islamic Prints, Muslim Wall Art, Islamic Gifts, Printable Art, Digital Islamic Poster A3
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didanawisgi · 3 months
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Ahmad Al-Buni and His Esoteric Model M. Kubilay Akman and Donna M. Brown
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mtlibrary · 10 months
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An article written to accompany the Library's current exhibition 'Islam, Astronomy & Arabic Print' was recently published on the Muslim Heritage website. You can access the full article here: https://muslimheritage.com/islam-astronomy-arabic-print-exhibition
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digitaldomedesign · 4 months
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boxexpert · 4 months
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Selamat Menyambut Ramadhan Yang Mulia
Selamat menunaikan ibadah puasa buat semua yang beragama Islam di bulan yg berkat ini, Semoga amal ibadat dan doa-doa kita diterima Allah dan diberi ganjaran pahala berganda. Amin Ikhlas dari Team BOX EXPERT®
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