In this beautiful Arabic calligraphy, a poem by the Syrian poet Nizar Qabbani that celebrates Jerusalem is skillfully presented in the shape of the Dome of the Rock mosque. The translated poem reads, “Oh Jerusalem, my town, Oh Jerusalem, my love, Tomorrow the lemon trees will blossom, And the olive trees will rejoice, Your eyes will dance – يا قدسُ يا مدينتي, يا قدسُ يا حبيبتي, غداً سيزهر الليمون وتفرحُ السنابلُ الخضراءُ والزيتون وتضحكُ العيون” The calligraphy is executed in the Thuluth Jali script, where the letters are intricately joined and connected in a seamless manner. Creating calligraphy in the shape of the Dome of the Rock using the Thuluth script is a complex and challenging artistic endeavor, but the final result is truly stunning. The integration of the poem into the iconic silhouette of the Dome of the Rock adds depth and meaning to the visual representation, creating a harmonious connection between the calligraphy and the city of Jerusalem. This piece serves as a beautiful tribute to both the poetic words and the architectural marvel of the holy city.
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