Description
An original work in ink on hand-made, hand-treated natural paper by the calligrapher Ahmed Alhawary — signed by his hand — an original paint, sold exactly as it left his desk.
- Title · «لله ما في السموات وما في الأرض» — "To Allah belongs all that is in the heavens and all that is on the earth" (Al-Baqarah 2:284)
- Script · Jali Muhaqqaq, a free parallel composition with the name of Allah in red; signed and dated 1438 AH
- Paper · hand-made natural paper, hand-treated
- Size unframed · 70 × 50 cm
- Artist · Ahmed Alhawary · catalogue no. AH-12
The artist's note. A free, parallel composition in Jali Muhaqqaq, part of his effort to carry the revival of the Muhaqqaq script into calligraphic composition.
Framing. This work ships unframed, as the artist made it. To have it mounted and framed behind glass, add Framing with glass to your order — a flat AED 300, whatever the size.
Worldwide Express, at the shipping rate shown at checkout. You see it in the cart before you pay. Delivered within 8 days by tracked courier. An unframed work travels rolled in a rigid tube.
Lead time. This work is not in hand — allow 3–4 weeks.
Wall art is not returnable. This is an original paint, so it is not eligible for return or exchange — check the size and the framing before you order. If it arrives damaged, send a photo within 24 hours: we refund you in full.
Written by hand — framing on request. The work is an original by the calligrapher Ahmed Alhawary — not a print and not a reproduction — and it is inspected in our own workshop before it travels; framing on request.
About the calligrapher. Ahmed Alhawary trained at the calligraphy school of Damietta, Egypt, and works in Jali Thuluth, Naskh and Muhaqqaq; every piece of his we carry is an original rather than a print. Read about him, and see all 4 works.
Giving it? Add Gift Wrapping — $5.55 per order, however many pieces — and write your message under “Order instructions” in your cart, or send it to us on WhatsApp. It travels on a card with the parcel, with no price on it, and we can ship straight to the recipient.
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Quick answers
▸ How much is delivery, and when does it arrive?
Not in hand — allow 3–4 weeks, then delivery. Worldwide Express at the shipping rate shown at checkout, delivered within 8 days by tracked courier.
▸ Can it be framed?
Ships unframed, as the artist made it. Framed originals are not yet sent abroad.
▸ Can I have a different phrase or size?
No — an original paint is written by the calligrapher’s hand as it is. For your own phrase in your own size, Mashq Studio makes a piece to order.
▸ Is it an original paint?
Yes — an original paint, written and signed by Ahmed Alhawary’s hand, not a print; it is inspected in our workshop before it travels.
▸ How should a piece carrying words of the Quran be kept?
With the respect its words carry: hang it at or above eye level on a clean wall — never on the floor or leaning against it, and not in a bathroom. Dust it with a soft, dry cloth.
▸ Can you wrap it as a gift?
Yes — add Gift Wrapping, $5.55 per order however many pieces, and write your message under “Order instructions” in your cart, or send it to us on WhatsApp; it travels on a card with no price on it, and we can ship straight to the recipient.
▸ Can I change or cancel my order?
Yes, free of charge, within 12 hours of ordering — message us on WhatsApp or at connect@mashq.ae. After that your piece is being made, and the order can’t be cancelled or changed.
▸ What is it made of?
Ink on hand-made natural paper, hand-treated, in Jali Muhaqqaq, a free parallel composition with the name of Allah in red; signed and dated 1438 AH — one sheet, written by hand; the size is in the list above.
▸ How do I look after it?
Keep the sheet flat and dry until it is framed. Hang it out of direct sun, which fades ink and paper over the years, and away from damp walls; behind glass it needs only dusting.
▸ Does software touch it?
None on the work itself: the calligraphy is written by hand. The room scenes on this page are composites — the photograph of this actual piece placed in a rendered room to show its scale.
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