Question 1

Do I need to be good at art to join?

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Do I need to be good at art to join?
Not at all. These sessions are about connection, not perfection. You don’t need any artistic background—just an open heart and a willingness to explore. The process is gentle and guided step by step.

Question 2

Is this only for Muslims?

Accepted Answer

While the sessions are rooted in Islamic spirituality, especially through the Names of Allah and Qur’anic verses, the space is welcoming to all spiritual seekers. If you’re open to reflection, presence, and sacred art, you are warmly invited.

Question 3

What materials do I need?

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Just a few basic supplies:
	•	A compass, ruler, pencil
	•	Paper (any size works)
	•	Colored pencils or watercolors (whatever you have)
	•	Eraser + a quiet space

No fancy tools required!

Question 4

What if I can’t draw?

Accepted Answer

You don’t need to! I guide you slowly through building the sacred grid, forming the patterns, and flowing with color. The beauty is in the process, not the outcome. Each piece becomes a personal visual prayer.

Question 5

What’s the difference between the sessions?

Accepted Answer

We alternate each week between:
	•	The Divine Names of Allah — exploring His attributes through art
	•	Qur’anic Ayat — contemplating verses through sacred geometry

Each session brings a fresh, original grid, new reflections, and a unique inner experience.

Question 6

How do I join the session?

Accepted Answer

Once you register, you’ll receive a Zoom link (or platform details). Simply click to join at 11am on Friday, and bring your materials. Sessions last until 1pm and include reflection, guided art, and meditative time.

Question 7

Can I get the recording if I miss it?

Accepted Answer

Yes — all replays are shared with Patreon members, so you can practice in your own time and return to the exercises whenever you need them.

Question 8

Is this a religious class?

Accepted Answer

It’s not a traditional class—it’s a spiritual art practice. While deeply inspired by Islamic teachings and sacred art, it’s designed to offer a personal, heart-centered connection to Allah through contemplation, creativity, and presence.

Sacred Strokes - A Mindful Circle of Art, Dhikr & Divine Reflection

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