Maarifa, whose root Arabic letters are Ain, Rah and Fah, is a noun that comes from the word arafa, a verb that describes "gaining knowledge". The official meaning of maarifa is knowing something ...

Laban comes from the verb labeena, derived from the three Arabic letters lam bah noon. As a verb, labeena has several meanings. Two of the most common meanings are connected to the process of ...

Half the circle is connected by a staggering pulse, the heartbeat of its persistent revolution. At one point along the circumference, trailing shadows burst into a cornucopia of letters and phonetics.

As the letters connect, the box gets opened, revealing the message: “It is only when individual letters are connected, that they have meaning. The same is true of us as individuals”.