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While the preceding verses of Surah Ar-Rahman enumerate numerous worldly blessings, this noble verse strikingly teaches us the reality that all of them are transient. It emphasizes that the Everlasting is solely God Almighty, highlighting the necessity of turning towards Him.
This noble verse was frequently inscribed by our ancestors—possessors of exquisite taste and profound wisdom—on wall shelves known as kavukluk, which were specifically designed to hold the headgear worn by statesmen. Through this, the transience of worldly blessings and ranks was particularly reminded to those holding wealth and high office.
This majestic verse, repeatedly inscribed by numerous calligraphers throughout history, was penned by the Calligrapher Osman Özçay in the jali thuluth script in 2017. This magnificent work was crafted using the zerendûd (gold applied) technique on a burgundy background. The calligraphy tableau of Surah Ar-Rahman, Verse 26, is produced in our workshop with fine art printing quality and presented to art lovers.
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Pronunciation: Kullu man 'alaihaa faan.
Meaning: All that is therein (on earth) must pass away.
Grace your living space with a spiritual touch through this unparalleled calligraphy tableau of Surah Ar-Rahman, Verse 26!
Calligrapher Osman Özçay was born in Çaykara, in the province of Trabzon in 1963. He attended the same school as his brother Mehmet in Gerede and finished high-school there. After studying at the Islamic Institute in Erzurum for two years, he transferred to the Islamic Studies Department of Marmara University in Istanbul. He graduated in 1986.
