Rub el Hizb

Construction note

A clean geometric rendering of a widely-recognised religious symbol.

About this symbol

Meaning

Two overlapping squares marking sections of the Qur'an.

Culture / origin

Islam

Era

Varies by tradition

Historical context

World religions use distinctive emblems to express belief and identity; rendered here as simple respectful geometric forms.

Tags

SVG source

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