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We are all in need of our Lord, who created and sustains us. According to His divine laws (Sunnatullah), the Almighty meets the needs of His creation through other created beings. As parts of this system—humble beings who seek the solution to our needs from our Lord—we are also responsible for fulfilling the needs of others within this grand divine order. In the Hadith-i Sharif written on this panel, the Prophet (peace be upon him) reminds us of this truth, emphasizing that we should not remain indifferent but rather strive to help our brothers and sisters in faith. He states that in return for our efforts, we must remember that our Lord is already the one fulfilling our current needs, and we should remain hopeful that He will provide for our future needs as well.
This masterpiece was prepared in 2008 by Calligrapher Muhammed Yaman in the Jali Thuluth script and an oval (elliptical) form. With illumination (Tezhip) by Belgin Tuna, this Hadith of Brotherhood calligraphy artwork is now presented to art lovers as a museum-quality fine art print, reproduced at our studio.
About the Content of the Artwork:
Transliteration: Man kana fi hajati akhihi kanallahu fi hajatih.
Meaning: Whoever fulfills the needs of his brother, Allah will fulfill his needs.
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Muhammed Yaman
Muhammed Yaman started to receive calligraphy lessons from Ali Husrevoglu in 2001. After practicing naskh and riq’a scripts for nearly one year continued sülüs script performances with Osman Ozcay. He learnt sizing paper for paper-marbling, stretching murakka and restoration of calligraphy.
