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Palestine
al aqsa
At the beginning of 2021, we sought to craft the world's first Al Aqsa inspired Palestine Tasbih Necklace. This was a 5-year long project, meticulously planned and executed with the utmost dedication to authenticity and reverence for Al Aqsa.
From the very start, our team of skilled artisans and designers embarked on a journey that intertwined tradition with modern craftsmanship. Our design process was deeply rooted in the architectural and artistic elements of Al Aqsa. The intricate patterns and motifs found within the Dome of the Rock were meticulously studied and incorporated into the necklace.
The journey was not without its challenges. The global pandemic posed significant obstacles, from supply chain disruptions to restrictions on travel and collaboration. However, our commitment to this project never wavered. We adapted, innovated, and persevered, driven by our passion to bring this vision to life.
By the end of 2024, our efforts culminated in the unveiling of the Al Aqsa inspired Palestine Tasbih Necklace. A 5 year journey was now finally complete.
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"The Al Aqsa Palestine tasbih necklace is the greatest piece of art i have ever laid eyes on, it is a piece of history."
H.H
Palestine
Al Aqsa
In the heart of Palestine we find Al Aqsa. The Dome of The Rock, Solomons Temple, the axis mundi, meaning the navel of the world. The celestial and geographical pole; the meeting point of the four compasses, the connection point between the earth and the heavens.
Al Aqsa stands as a testament to centuries of faith, history, and architectural grandeur. It is here where the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ embarked on the miraculous Night Journey, leading 124,000 prophets in prayer and ascending beyond the earthly realm to the seven heavens. This holy place is not just a geographical location but a symbol of divine presence and a bridge between the finite and the infinite.
For Muslims, Al Aqsa is the first Qibla, the direction towards which they initially turned in prayer before it was shifted to the Kaaba in Mecca. This historical shift underscores the dynamic and evolving nature of Islamic worship and the profound connections between these holy sites.
