İhlas, Felak, and Nas Surahs – Framed Calligraphy Artwork

This elegant artwork presents the last three Surahs of the Qur’an— İhlas, Felak, and Nas —short yet powerful verses that emphasize monotheism, spiritual protection, and seeking refuge in Allah. Perfect for creating a serene and devotional atmosphere at home, this piece is printed in high quality and represents an original, copyrighted work by the artist.  

Product Features:  

• İhlas, Felak, and Nas Surahs Framed Artwork  
• Calligraphy Styles:  Thuluth, Naskh  
• Calligrapher: Ali Hüsrevoğlu  
• Illumination (Tezhip): Emine Tokay  
• High-quality print  
• Real glass front – easy to clean  
• Wooden stands included for tabletop display  
• Back hook for wall hanging – easily mounted with a single nail  
• Nail included for wall mounting  
• Secure packaging for safe delivery  
• Copyrighted and original design by the artist  

Surahs with Pronunciation and Meaning:  

İhlas (Pronunciation):    
Kul huvallâhu ehad. Allâhus-samed. Lem yelid ve lem yûled. Ve lem yekun lehû kufuven ehad.  

İhlas (Meaning):    
Say:  Allah is One. Allah is self-sufficient and absolute. He does not beget, nor was He begotten. And there is nothing comparable to Him.  

Felak (Pronunciation):    
Kul e’ûzü birabbil-felak. Min şerri mâ halak. Ve min şerri ğâsikın izâ vekab. Ve min şerrin-neffâsâti fil-ukad. Ve min şerri hâsidin izâ hased.  

Felak (Meaning):    
Say:  I seek refuge in the Lord of the dawn,    
From the evil of all He created,    
From the darkness when it settles,    
From the evil of those who practice witchcraft and blow into knots,    
And from the evil of the envious when they envy.  

Nas (Pronunciation):    
Kul e‘ûzü birabbin-nâs. Melikin-nâs. İlâhin-nâs. Min şerril-vesvâsil-hannâs. Ellezî yüvesvisu fî sudûrin-nâs. Minel-cinneti ve’n-nâs.  

Nas (Meaning):    
Say:  I seek refuge in the Lord of mankind,    
The Sovereign of mankind,    
The God of mankind,    
From the evil of the whisperer who withdraws and hides,    
Who whispers into the hearts of mankind,    
Among both jinn and men.