Levha - Allâhu Vahdehû 

This piece of calligraphy, titled "Levha - Allâhu Vahdehû," was created by Mustafa Rakim, a renowned Ottoman calligrapher of the 18th and 19th centuries. The artwork features a beautiful inscription of the Arabic phrase "Allah Alone," a powerful testament to the Islamic belief in God's oneness. This work is a testament to the mastery of Arabic calligraphy, with the intricate details and graceful curves of the letters showcasing the artist's skill and devotion to the art form. The piece is set against a deep teal backdrop and framed with a delicate golden border, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to the overall composition.