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Here is an outline to grand mosque to help you - Would be great to see some added shading and pattern details in your work!

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Please add what you enjoyed the most when creating your artwork, and also what you found most difficult.

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I enjoyed drawing the mosque and I think the most difficult part was to draw perfect stars.

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My crescent artwork
. I really enjoyed doing the darker and lighter tones and the shading of 5he moon and also the design in the moon
. I also found the design hard though even though I enjoyed making and drawing it.

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Inscription: Three separate Arabic texts from [yaḥyā Ibn] Mu'ādh al-Rāzī, Ḥātam al-'Aṣamm and Luqmān the wise in naskhi script:
قال معاذ الرازي رحمه الله یا معاشر الصدیقین جَوّعوا انفسکم لولیمة الفردوس فإن شهوة الطعام علی قدر تجویع الأنفس في الدنیا و قِیل لحاتم الاصم بم رُزقت الحکمة قال بخلو البطن و سخاء النفس و سهر اللیل و قال لقمان الحکیم لإبنه إذا إمتلأت المعدة نامت ا[لفکـ]ـر[ة] و خرست الحکمة و قعدت الاعضاء عن العبادة
Mu'ādh al-Rāzī may God have mercy on him, said: O' you all of thrusters, starve yourselves for the banquet in paradise because the delight of food is as making yourselves hungry at vale and it says to Ḥātam al-'Aṣamm, with what you given the wisdom, he says by making stomach empty and be generous and waking of nights and Luqmān the wisdom said to his, if the stomach be full the thought slept and the wisdom be mute and the parts of body stopped praying.
(The first and third text appear in: Abū Ḥāmid Moḥmmad al-Ghazzālī, ᾽Iḥyā᾽u ʻUlūm al-Dīn, 5 vols., al-Ḥalabī wa shurakāh publications, Cairo, 1968,, and Abū Ḥayyān al- al-Tawḥīdī, al-᾽Imāta' wa al-Muanasa, ed., Aḥmad al-Ṭawīlī, dār Bū Salāma publication, Tunis, 1982, Night 33).
(A.Ghouchani, 2011)

- Inscribed: [Yahya ibn] Mu adh ar Razi (d. 871) may God be merciful to him, said: "O you assemblies of very faithful people, keep yourselves hungry so that (you may attain) the banquet of Paradise, for the greed for food corresponds to the amount of keeping yourselves hungry in this world.
Hakim al-Asamm (d. 834) was adressed: "By what did you calm down (?) the darkness?" He said: "By keeping my stomach empty and being generous and staying awake at night." Loqman the Wise said: "When the stomach is full, the....sleeps, and the wisdom becomes dumb, and the limbs (become too lazy?) for worship."
This is a very interesting collection of Sufi sayings pertaining to asceticism, probably taken from a treatise on the behaviour of the aspirants to the mystical path
(A.M. Schimmel, 20 September 1985)

-Inscribed in Arabic:
He was staying up one night and had eaten a lot. His stomach being full, he became sleepy and tongue-tied and his limbs feeble for prayer. He said: The refuge of the needy is in the clemency of God and in the society of honest men. Let your soul hunger that you may attain Paradise! Verily, the passion for nourishment beyond measure starves the soul in this world, and with immoderation brings it to a bad end and to misery. The Prophet said: Let your stomach be empty and your soul generous.
(Unknown source)

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Eight-Pointed Star-Shaped Tile | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Inscription: Three separate Arabic texts from [yaḥyā Ibn] Mu'ādh al-Rāzī, Ḥātam al-'Aṣamm and Luqmān the wise in naskhi script: قال معاذ الرازي رحمه الله یا معاشر الصدیقین جَوّعوا انفسکم لولیمة الفردوس فإن شهوة الطعام علی قدر تجویع الأنفس في الدنیا و قِیل لحاتم الاصم بم رُزقت الحکمة قال بخلو البطن

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I really like making the whole peice but I really enjoyed actually making the outline of the eight pointed star and I did not dislike any part of the drawing.

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I enjoyed drawing the star the hardest part was to draw some bits of the mosque

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This is the video demonstration to create the Fanous lantern (on the left) using oil pastel and watercolour if anyone would like to try!

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Keona

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Happy Ramadan

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Sorry for posting it late but here is my lantern
I really liked shading it

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Please have a look at this prayer rug artwork and use as inspiration for your artwork.

Also all those taking part I really appreciate all of your hard work so far, you've created some incredible pieces! I can already see some of your artistic techniques improving, Keep up the good work!

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Sorry if the photo is a bit blurry

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May 20, 2016 - Explore Rebecca Kidwell's board "Muslim Prayer Beads" on Pinterest. See more ideas about prayer beads, beads, muslim prayer.

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It was really fun drawing the crescent

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Ramadan lamp

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Cecily Y504

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Viola 504

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Sahil Y504

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Kseniya 902