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Tughraiyat Ebni Zuhair: A Brilliantly Colored Call to Ethical Living

"Tughraiyat Ebni Zuhair: A Brilliantly Colored Call to Ethical Living" is an captivating and thought-provoking artwork created by Ali Omar Ermes in 1993. This piece uses vibrant brushstrokes of yellow, green, and blue to draw the viewer in and create a sense of energy and movement.

At the heart of the artwork are the powerful poems of Kaab Ebni Zuhair, whose words offer a call to live an ethical and virtuous life, seeking protection from God and avoiding hardship and wrongdoing. These poems are interpreted as a warning against the dangers of selfishness and immorality, urging the reader to choose a path of righteousness and honor.

Measuring 130cm x 112cm and created with acrylic and ink on paper, this artwork is a true masterpiece. It is currently on display at the German Gallery, where it is sure to inspire and engage viewers with its powerful message and vibrant color palette.

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