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A Marriage Filled with Sakinah card
An Islamic marriage card inspired by the Quranic words affection and mercy.
Words on this card
Arabic
مَوَدَّةً وَرَحْمَة
How to read it
Mawaddatan wa raḥmah
English message
May your home hold affection and mercy, and may each of you find rest in the other.
Source or note: From Quran 30:21
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