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Tahsin @tahsinShow moreWouldn't know the last cwtch the open lids go ajar furling the happiness and quietly shut down. So, don't chase debris, they're lifeless, which you name success All merry don't need a long time to be ruined Ending could be away for seconds. Mighty bones break, giants carry lacks Earth be round, yet we ain't on a loop Fluctuating beats seek rest in a straight line Soil perishes both ivory and ebony There, a still body relies alone like a cay For mankind and dreams you fly high Near the farewell, alert all Mayday Mayday! - May 23, 2020
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Triad Three wishes in a bundle One to save the green jungle Another to strangle injustice Lastly to vanish from minds That even by the Creator himself aren't granted wishes of such kind~ [I wrote this poem 6 years ago, during the pandemic]
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Take notes and be mindful. Watercolor on paper. A4 Size
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The essence of Bangali/Bangladeshi winter is packed in Bhaapa Pitha (steamed rice cake filled with date jaggery and coconut) I tell you, I can trade one of my kidneys but not this if it's mine.
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House king <3 Image collected from Pinterest
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Heavenly Fruits. A watercolor and gouache still-life composition featuring the six fruits mentioned in the Quran: figs, pomegranates, grapes, bananas, dates, and olives. Resting in a blue-and-white porcelain bowl beside a sunlit window, the arrangement reflects the natural beauty and spiritual goodness of these sacred foods. The quiet morning setting was inspired by the peace, calm, and gratitude felt while reading the Quran at the start of a new day.
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"And it is He who sends down rain from the sky, and thereby We bring forth the-growth of all things. From it We produce greenery, from which We bring forth clustered grain." Surah Al-An'am (6:99):
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The constant trials may lead you to be so powerful that you would rarely have to crave for comfort in the future. May Allah make it easy for all, ameen.
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This digital artwork is inspired by Surah At-Tin, the 95th chapter of the Qur'an. A Makki surah revealed in Mecca before the Hijrah, it opens with an oath by the fig and the olive — fruits long associated with the sacred lands of Jerusalem and Mount Sinai. The surah reflects on how Allah created humankind in the finest of forms, upright in stature and beautifully proportioned in limb. Yet those who turn to wrongdoing are reduced to the lowest of the low, while those who believe, act righteously, and obey are promised Jannah and a reward without end.
