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Contact UsElegance Meets Functionality: A5 Oriental Design Notebook
with Lined Paper"
Unleash your creativity and capture your thoughts with our
A5 Oriental Design Notebook. This beautifully crafted notebook seamlessly
blends timeless oriental aesthetics with practical lined paper, making it the
perfect canvas for your ideas and inspirations.
Key Features:
Oriental Elegance: Adorned
with intricate and enchanting oriental designs, this notebook exudes an aura of
sophistication and cultural richness.
Perfectly Sized: The A5
size strikes the ideal balance between portability and spaciousness, ensuring
you can take it with you on your journeys or use it for your daily notes.
Lined Paper: Each page is
thoughtfully lined, providing guidance for neat and organized writing, whether
it's your to-do lists, meeting notes, or creative musings.
Quality Construction:
Crafted with attention to detail, this notebook is made to last, ensuring your
ideas and memories are preserved for years to come.
Versatile Use: Whether
you're a writer, artist, student, or professional, this notebook accommodates a
wide range of uses, making it a versatile addition to your daily life.
Cultural Inspiration: The
oriental design not only adds aesthetic appeal but also serves as a source of
inspiration, reminding you of the beauty and depth of oriental culture.
Lay-Flat Binding: The
lay-flat binding ensures that your writing experience is smooth and
comfortable, whether you're jotting down notes or sketching your ideas.
This A5 Oriental Design Notebook is more than just
stationery; it's a gateway to creativity and a celebration of cultural
aesthetics. Whether you're using it as a journal, diary, or a canvas for your
artistic endeavours, it adds a touch of elegance to your writing experience.
Elevate your notetaking with our A5 Oriental Design Notebook
and let the beauty of oriental artistry inspire your thoughts and ideas. It's
not just a notebook; it's a piece of culture and creativity waiting to be
filled with your expressions.
The Dome of the Rock (Qubbat al-Sakhrah in Arabic) is one of the most significant religious and architectural landmarks in the Islamic world. From an Islamic point of view, it holds great historical and religious significance. Here is a brief overview of the history and significance of the Dome of the Rock:
History:
- Construction (691-692 CE): The Dome of the Rock was built during the Umayyad Caliphate, specifically during the reign of Caliph Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan. It is believed to have been completed in 691-692 CE.
- Architectural Style: The architectural style of the Dome of the Rock is a blend of Islamic, Byzantine, and Persian influences. The octagonal structure features a golden dome and intricate mosaic work, with inscriptions from the Quran and other religious texts decorating the interior and exterior.
- Holiness of Jerusalem: Jerusalem, known as "Al-Quds" in Arabic, holds immense religious importance for Muslims. It is considered the third holiest city in Islam, after Mecca and Medina. The Dome of the Rock is situated on the Haram al-Sharif, also known as the Noble Sanctuary, which is believed to be the location from which the Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings upon him) ascended to the heavens during the Night Journey (Isra and Mi'raj). The rock inside the Dome is believed to be the spot from which the Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings upon him) ascended to the heavens, making it one of the holiest sites in Islam.
- Commemorating the Prophet's Journey: The primary purpose of the construction of the Dome of the Rock was to commemorate the miraculous Night Journey of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings upon him). According to Islamic tradition, the Prophet was transported from the Kaaba in Mecca to the Aqsa Mosque (the farthest mosque) in Jerusalem during the Night Journey, where he ascended to the heavens and met with previous prophets, including Abraham, Moses, and Jesus (Peace and Blessings upon All Prophets), before returning to Mecca. The rock at the centre of the Dome marks the spot from which the Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings upon him ) ascended to the heavens.
- Symbol of Islamic Sovereignty: The Dome of the Rock has also served as a symbol of Islamic sovereignty over Jerusalem and the holy sites within the city. Throughout history, various Islamic dynasties and empires have maintained control over Jerusalem, and the Dome of the Rock has been a visible expression of that control.
- Architectural and Artistic Achievement: The Dome of the Rock is celebrated for its architectural and artistic excellence. Its stunning golden dome, intricate mosaics, and calligraphy are a testament to the achievements of Islamic architecture and craftsmanship.
