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Character
This reminder echoes wording associated with Quran 11:112, but the full card is not a verbatim verse. The final contrast is editorial wording in the design. The source link lets readers distinguish the verse from that addition.
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Character
This card contains a short motivational statement about unexpected outcomes. No speaker or religious reference appears on the artwork, so the archive adds neither an attribution nor a religious claim.
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Remembrance and supplication
This archive variant uses the same Arabic phrase as the green version with a yellow-gold background. It is documented as a separate colour treatment, not as a different supplication or religious text.
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Remembrance and supplication
This compact artwork centres on the short Arabic supplication 'عفوك يا رب'. The image assigns no specific hadith, occasion or promised reward to the phrase. The page documents the lettering as it appears.
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Character
The image introduces its wording with 'a wise person said' but names no speaker or source. This archive entry preserves that uncertainty instead of assigning the saying to a scholar or religious text.
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Character
This card presents an unattributed reflection about beginning change with oneself. The original artwork does not identify a speaker, so the phrase is documented as editorial wording rather than a Quran verse or hadith.
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Quran
The artwork presents verses 35 and 36 of Surah At-Tur in Arabic. Sky and ground form a quiet background, and the verse reference appears below the text. The linked source provides the passage and its context.
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Quran
This reminder pairs a short Arabic heading with Quran 25:30. The heading is the card's editorial title; the verse beneath it is the cited passage. The source link opens the verse with its surrounding context and available translations.
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