Script says "Muhammad"

In the realm of artistic symbolism, the illustrious figure of Muhammad (SAW) emerges as a profound embodiment of divine wisdom and guidance. Revered by more than 2 billion individuals, he is hailed as the final prophet of God, a sacred blessing bestowed upon humanity. To honor his profound significance, the vibrant color green emerges as a befitting representation.

Green, with its luscious hues and vivid vitality, symbolizes the flourishing prosperity that Muhammad (SAW) brings to our world. It is a chromatic tapestry that weaves together spirituality, serenity, and renewal. Just as the lush greenery nurtures the earth, his teachings nourish our souls, inspiring us to embark on a journey of enlightenment and righteousness.

Within this artistic portrayal, the essence of Muhammad (SAW) is encapsulated, capturing the eternal connection between the divine and the earthly realm. It invites us to embrace the profound impact he has had on countless lives and encourages us to reflect upon the timeless wisdom and blessings that emanate from his revered presence. Through the evocative language of color, this artwork pays homage to the enduring legacy of Muhammad (SAW) and the spiritual enlightenment he bestows upon our world.

Script says "Ali"

Ali (Alah-e-Salam), was first one to accept Islam and stood up to follow Muhammad and his message. He was defender in many forms in battle and mysticism as well.

Why Black? The black background is his personality been a mix of so many properties at their best spirituality or knowledge. The top part of this script have split which represent the sword he use to carry but there is more to it the two edge presents Justice and Wisdom. 

Script says "Fatimah"

Bibi Fatimah, daughter of Prophet of Islam and Wife of first Imam of Shia sect of Islam, mother to Husnain (Hussain and Hassan are called Husnain as well) She was brought up where Khadija (1st wife of Prophet Muhammad) and Prophet Muhammad loved her, she being down to earth and always available to help out anyone at any time.

Why Orange/Yellow? to me its a color that appears between day and night the color of evening a connection between day and night just like the connection between Nabwaat (Prophethood) and Imamat. To me its a color of calmness as well when Prophet Muhammad and his husband Ali would go out for preaching or defending the handful of community they built she would be solace to their heart  

Script says "Hussain"

Hussain was son of defender of the faith of Islam but some scholar says that he was the one that revive the faith of his grandfather when it was over taken by the opportunists. He stood up against the people hijacked the legacy and teaching of his fathers and grand-fathers religion while knowing that he and his followers are out numbered and will be out of resources very soon.

Why color Red? the background was read because of the brutal end to the stand he took and end up losing most of his family the and it represents the color of blood given to revive the forgotten ethics and teaching right at the beginning of the religion. The script have the sharp edge as he died by taking many wounds and beheaded. 

Script says "Hassan"

Hassan was elder son Ali and Fatimah and took the leadership after his father the 4th caliph. He gave peace a chance and wanted keep the unity in the community remain intact.

Why blue? he was peace loving and wanted to save muslim lives he witnessed Battle of Jamal and Saffin that was imposed upon his father. When he had to take stand against rival