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Zain’s Studio زين العابدين

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Posted On: August 21st 2026, 07:01 am
It’s for ‘KHADIJA’ — your beautiful name, elegantly written in Arabic calligraphy on a prayer mat. ✨🕌

#calligraphy #nameart😍 #gift #khadijah #madina
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