Showing posts with label Arabic Tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arabic Tattoo. Show all posts
Friday, July 2, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Arabic Design - Why is it So Popular
Mehndi Arabic designs are very popular in all over the world. Arabic Mehndi is one of the most commonly known types of Mehndi designs. It is composed of large simple floral patterns beautifying the hands and feet of women, though reflecting the skill and expertise of the artists and individuality of designs from all other traditions surrounding the Arabian Peninsula.
Arabic mehndi refers to temporary body art painted on the hands or feet with henna paste. Henna is a tall shrub or small tree, 2-6 m high. Henna flowers have four sepals and a 2 mm calyx tube with 3 mm spread lobes. Henna leaves are first grinded to dust and mixed with mixture of mustard oil as well as tea to make a thick paste. Usually this is a shade of brownish red, but the henna can be mixed with other plant materials to alter it's natural coloring. Once the mehndi paste has been applied then you can not really use your hands for the next few hours as enough time has to be given to the mehndi in order to completely dry. The paste is a dye that soaks into the skin and remains for several days.
Arabic mehndi uses trailing, bold flower designs with open spaces on only one side of the hands and feet. The designs don't necessarily cover your hands or feet all the way. Arabic patterns leave more skin showing than Indian patterns. Arabic mehndi consists mostly of floral designs; animal and human figures are not usually used. Arabic includes traditional henna, henna designs and special general Hedrabadi only such traditional henna designs, recently lured Peacock, quoted trunk assign the best of luck as an elephant through contemplation. Arabic is a term which is mainly used to describe floral designs including flowers, stems, petal etc and it involves leaving of a lot of space when compared to the Indian Mehndi. Note that Indian designs consist of many small shapes, while Arabic designs consist of several large shapes with large areas that are completely filled in with henna.
Weddings are an elaborate affair in India, comprising of a large number of rituals, customs and traditions. Henna is typically applied during special occasions like weddings and festivals. Wedding or any type of holy occasion looks incomplete with out mehandi function Rasm. Weddings being the most important day in ones life, mehndi has become an ornament for the soon to be brides. Henna was originally used as a form of decoration mainly for brides. Engagements, after having a baby and family get-togethers are also reasons for women to wear mehndi designs and tattoos.
Now if you are interested in making your own Arabic Mehndi Designs, learning how to make your own paste, and giving yourself or someone else a unique tattoo, click the link below to find out everything you need to get started creating Arabic Mehndi tattoos. |
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Arabic Tattoo Photo Gallery for non muslims
muslims have tattoos that represent allah or islam?
First, I would like to say I am happy that you will take your Shahada.
Now, to answer your question:
The answer is no, a Muslim is not allowed to have tattoos; first reason is because it changes the way you look, your changing the way ALLAH created you, there is no need to do that, if ALLAH wanted you to have a tattoo, he would have given it to you naturally.
Second, One in Islam can't get a tattoo especially of the Word ALLAH or ALLAH is the greatest or Prophet Mohammed(pbuh) or the Quran, etc... because we sometimes enter places that are unhygienic such as the bathroom, It's not very appropriate to go to such places having the Word ALLAH on you.
1. Islam prohibits the deformation of oneself. (tatoos fall under this category)
2. Tatoos prevent water touching your skin when you are doing wudu' or when cleansing yourself.
Now, to answer your question:
The answer is no, a Muslim is not allowed to have tattoos; first reason is because it changes the way you look, your changing the way ALLAH created you, there is no need to do that, if ALLAH wanted you to have a tattoo, he would have given it to you naturally.
Second, One in Islam can't get a tattoo especially of the Word ALLAH or ALLAH is the greatest or Prophet Mohammed(pbuh) or the Quran, etc... because we sometimes enter places that are unhygienic such as the bathroom, It's not very appropriate to go to such places having the Word ALLAH on you.
1. Islam prohibits the deformation of oneself. (tatoos fall under this category)
2. Tatoos prevent water touching your skin when you are doing wudu' or when cleansing yourself.
tatooes are prohibited in islam because your body is perfect the way he made it. We dont have symbols in islam but if I were you I'd just get a silver neclace with the word Allah written on it. Thats ok for you to wear. If you are a boy you can only wear silver, no gold. If you are a girl you can wear gold and silver.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Arabic Tattoo Design
Sounds like your grandfather was an awesome person, learning Arabic! I’m happy to oblige and translate your request. “Strength, Courage, And Wisdom” is “القوة والشجاعة والحكمة” in Arabic. It is pronounced “al-quwwa wa sh-shajjaa3a wa l-Hikma” with the being like our “k”, but more from the back of the throat, the <3> being like our “a” but more high-pitched and also from the back of the throat, and the
Below is your Arabic tattoo design in five different fonts/styles. Pick one you like:
Arabic Tattoo Design: Strength, Courage, And Wisdom
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