وقل رب زدني علما
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💬 Spiritual Significance
This powerful verse — “And say: My Lord, increase me in knowledge” (Surah Taha 20:114) — is a timeless duʿā’ for growth, curiosity, and divine guidance. Placing this verse in your space is a gentle nudge towards humility and the pursuit of learning — a reminder that knowledge is not only a human endeavour but a divine gift.
Whether you're a student, teacher, reader, or thinker — this piece invites reflection, opens the heart, and anchors the room with a sense of calm purpose.
🎨 Colour Psychology & Ambience
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Soft Peach and Sunset Orange: Inspires creativity, passion, and warmth — like the radiant glow of evening sun, it gently energises the room.
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White Blossoms: Symbolise clarity, sincerity, and the purity of intention — echoing the verse’s plea for knowledge rooted in good purpose.
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Clay Vase: Earth-toned and rounded, it reflects balance, humility, and grounding — just as learning requires openness and rootedness.
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Golden Beige Calligraphy: Suggests wisdom, elegance, and sacred beauty — bringing focus to the verse without overwhelming the scene.
The overall ambience is artistic, contemplative, and emotionally warm — ideal for libraries, study corners, or personal reflection spaces.
🖼️ Craftsmanship & Finish
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Printed on museum-grade canvas for long-lasting quality
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Uses high-resolution, pigment-based inks for bold, sharp lines
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Scratch and water-resistant for lasting clarity and resilience
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Arrives ready to hang — choose between a sleek floater frame or a gallery wrap finish to suit your space
🎁 Perfect For
✔️ Graduation gifts
✔️ Teachers, mentors & students
✔️ Study rooms, home offices & Islamic schools
✔️ Anyone on a journey of growth & self-development
✨ “Gift a duʿā’ that lasts — perfect for graduates, teachers, and lifelong learners.”
🧠 “Let your walls echo a prayer for growth and wisdom.”
📚 “Decorate your space with purpose — a daily reminder to seek knowledge.”
🎁 “An ideal Islamic graduation gift — timeless, elegant, and meaningful.”
