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Ya Tarim Wa Ahlaha
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“O Tarim and Its People”(يَا تَرِيمُ وَأَهْلَهَا) in arabic calligraphy on a picturesque view of zanbal where the Ashabul Badr sent by Sayyidina Abu Bakr to that region are buried. Zanbal is also known for being the resting place of 10 thousand Awliya’ from the Bani ‘Alawi.
“O Tarim and Its People”(يَا تَرِيمُ وَأَهْلَهَا) in arabic calligraphy on a picturesque view of zanbal where the Ashabul Badr sent by Sayyidina Abu Bakr to that region are buried. Zanbal is also known for being the resting place of 10 thousand Awliya’ from the Bani ‘Alawi. Available in full colour and sepia toned.
Material: Poster Paper with Matte finish
Quantity: 01 pc (unframed)
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Small (29.7cm x 21cm) S$10.00
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Medium (42cm x 29.7cm) S$18.00
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Large (70cm x 50cm) S$25.00
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