Why do we all love beautiful objects? I guess it's because of the bright spirit they emit.
Feeling grateful and delighted to have four pieces of beautiful calligraphy followed me to Penang. I felt like I was just a lucky dispatcher of the art, a slave for the chosen eyes who are destined to fall on them - eyes that belong to selected souls who would rejoice at seeing the manifestation of Allah's Jamal attributes - souls who are meant to witness Him and His beautiful divine creations.
Never mind me being overly philosophical, I am just so damn happy LOL.
The calligraphies I chose are crafted by a Malaysian, a Japanese Muslim, a Chinese Muslim (the famous Haji Noor Deen calligrapher from Shangdong China) and one by an Iranian lady. Alhamdulillah wa shukrulillah indeed.
Yes, this world is but a canvas to our imagination. I agree. Therefore, let's imagine beautiful things and beautiful things will appear, bi-iznillah.
This one is by a Malaysian artist. Allahumma baarik feehi |
Will InshaAllah share photos of the other three when they end up on the space meant for them.
but their inward significance."
- Aristotle
I think that's why Islamic calligraphy depicting Asmaul Husna, Quranic verses and religious/spiritual symbols are simply stunning.
Allah is beautiful and He loves beauty.
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