A wall hanging, a sitara that could have been used in different places in Islam such as Medina and

A wall hanging, a sitara that could have been used in different places in Islam such as Medina and
Mecca; it is made of black silk satin with polychrome applied decoration and embroidered with gold and silver
metallic threads. The lower field is decorated with the tughra of Sultan Mahmud II (1223-1255 AH / 1808-1839) in a crown.
Garlands and friezes enclosing verses:
- In the name of the Merciful
God - Allah! There is no god but He
- the Living, the Self-Subsistent
- Neither drowsiness nor sleep seizes
Him - To Him belongs all that is in the heavens and on earth
- Who can intercede with Him without His permission
- He knows their past and their future
- And His knowledge, they embrace only what He wants
- His throne "Kursiy" overflows from the heavens and the earth
- whose guardianship costs Him no trouble
- And He is the Most High, the Most Great
200 x 150 cm. Automatically translated by DeepL. To see the original version, click here.