Islamic Art Collection

Welcome to the gallery, where the beauty of Arabic Calligraphy comes to life. Here, you'll find a curated collection of Halima's exquisite artworks, each a masterpiece crafted with passion, precision, and profound inspiration.

Imagery of bird (eagle) made with Calligraphy, containing Allama Iqbal’s, Persian poet and a philosopher, profound poetry.

The Bird of Pride

The English meaning of the phrase is: 
Raise yourself to such heights that before a destiny is ordained, God inquires from his servant “What is you will”?
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In this masterpiece, Halima combines the imagery of a majestic eagle with the wisdom of Allama Iqbal. The poetry urges us to elevate ourselves to such heights that even God seeks to understand our intentions before shaping our destiny. It's a reminder of the significance of hard work, determination, and persistence. This artwork embodies the message: "Raise your level, and success will have no choice but to fall on your way."

Arabic calligraphy of Ahadith (sayings) of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) regarding the creation and treatment of women.

Embrace the Ancient Art

Halima's art gracefully displays the sayings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasizing the respect and treatment of women. It beautifully illustrates that women are not created to be dominated but to be cherished and protected. She was made from his side to be close to him, from beneath his arm to be protected by him, and near his heart to be loved by! This artwork carries the message of love and respect for women, highlighting their significant role.

Fa-Inna-ma-al-usri-Yusra

Antidote of Stress

This painting features a verse from the Holy Quran in Arabic Calligraphy. It emphasizes that with hardship comes ease, offering solace and optimism akin to the saying "light at the end of the tunnel." The art style and diacritics enhance the phonetics and the uplifting nature of the message.

An octagonal-shaped sculpture with Quranic verses and Iqbal's poetry.

Gateways to Heaven

This unique sculpture comprises eight panels, each inscribed with Quranic verses or Iqbal's poems in a Mihrab design. It delves into the concept of doorways to Heaven from an Islamic perspective. Halima's creation is a spiritual journey through art, inviting viewers to contemplate the profound verses.

Arabic Calligraphy text, "Hasbunallah-hu-wa-naimal-wakeel," in Naksh script.

Faith

Halima's Naksh script, which is one of the noblest type of ancient Arabic Calligraphy, artwork embodies the concept of faith. This script's cursive style influences psychological functioning, and the color scheme impacts perceptions subtly. The verse serves as a reminder of trust in God's providence (Reference 3:173).

An artistic illustration of a verse from the Holy Qur'an.

Gratefulness

This artwork illustrates the verse, "So which of the favors of your Lord would you deny?" The rhythmic Arabic composition invokes serenity and healing through its amplification effect. It encourages gratitude and mindfulness.

A powerful verse from the Holy Quran, emphasizing "Sabr" (perseverance and endurance).

Perseverance

Halima's artistic illustration focuses on the Islamic notion of "Sabr." It reminds us that a true believer's response to challenges is unique. Whether facing problems or finding joy, gratitude to God is paramount. This artwork inspires perseverance and gratitude in adversity.

An umbrella fashioned with "Huroof-al-mukatat" inscriptions.

Silent whisper

Halima's creative umbrella serves as a shield from silent whispers or other unseen threats. The sacred letters add an extra layer of significance to this unique piece of art, emphasizing protection from negative influences.