Meaning of this Muslim calligraphic motif
April 1, 2013 10:08 AM   Subscribe

I design a newsletter for a group with an interest in religious ecumenism, and have chosen a Muslim calligraphic motif to illustrate an article about a lecture on Islam – but I want to know what it means.

I've chosen this calligraphic motif from this free font and just want to make sure it's relevant to the topic and not a hovercraft full of eels. Anyone?
posted by zadcat to Religion & Philosophy (4 answers total) 2 users marked this as a favorite
 
I looks like the Bismillah rendered as a circle to me.. but that's probably because I just looked it up due to learning it's coded as a single Unicode glyph.
posted by DigDoug at 10:28 AM on April 1, 2013


Best answer: Ah -hah.. Google finally paid off. UK Yahoo Answers

I think you're "m", which is listed as "m: and he taught man whar he knows not"

Not sure what THAT means.
posted by DigDoug at 10:41 AM on April 1, 2013




Response by poster: Thanks!
posted by zadcat at 10:53 AM on April 1, 2013


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