Kalima Tayyaba is written in Thulth Almutanasiq. This script refers to a balanced or harmonious form of Thuluth Calligraphy. "Mutanasiq" implies a balanced, harmonious composition.
It is the first and most fundamental pillar of Islam, acting as the foundation and the declaration of Tawheed (oneness of Allah) and Risalat (Prophethood). It marks the transition from disbelief to faith, serving as a lifelong commitment to submit to Allah's will, ensuring spiritual, moral and worldly guidance.
Kalima Tayyaba is written in Thulth Almutanasiq. This script refers to a balanced or harmonious form of Thuluth Calligraphy. "Mutanasiq" implies a balanced, harmonious composition.
It is the first and most fundamental pillar of Islam, acting as the foundation and the declaration of Tawheed (oneness of Allah) and Risalat (Prophethood). It marks the transition from disbelief to faith, serving as a lifelong commitment to submit to Allah's will, ensuring spiritual, moral and worldly guidance.