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Watu Izzu Mantasha Watu Zillu Mantasha in Urdu​- Surah Imran

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An ornate image of Islamic calligraphy in gold on a deep dark starry background. The central text in gold Arabic Thuluth script is a verse from the Quran. The full verse is detailed, from top to bottom. The first main line of calligraphy reads: وَتُعِزُّ مَنْ تَشَاءُ (Wa tu'izzu man tashā'). The second main line of calligraphy reads: وَتُذِلُّ مَنْ تَشَاءُ (Wa tudhillu man tashā'). This is a famous verse from Surah Al-Imran, Verse 26, as noted in smaller text at the bottom: (سورة آل عمران: ٢٦). The text translates to: "You honor whom You will, and You abase whom You will." This phrase emphasizes the absolute power and divine will of Allah (God) over the fates and status of people. The calligraphy is contained within a glowing golden crescent moon (hilal) frame, heavily detailed with intricate geometric patterns and glowing filigree that look like stylized text or motifs. This central crescent frame is flanked by intricate, luxurious gold and purple rococo-style scrollwork and botanical filigree. In the upper-right background, against a dark starry night sky with star-like cloud formations, a subtly glowing silhouette of a multi-domed mosque with a prominent minaret is visible. The lighting is dramatic and luxurious, with rich gold contrast against the deep dark background. The entire image is presented as high-quality, devotional digital Islamic art. Keywords: Quran, Surah Al-Imran Verse 26, Islamic Calligraphy, Arabic text, Gold, Crescent Moon, Mosque, Divine Will, Sovereignty of Allah, Honor and Humiliation, Religious Art, Ornate Filigree, Thuluth Script.

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