This lithograph prominently features Allahus Samad [Arabic] ("Allah, the Absolute!") at the center, symbolizing His self-sufficiency and eternal nature. Surrounding the central inscription are other revered names of God in Arabic, each representing a divine attribute. Arranged in a clockwise sequence from the top, the names include Ya Raḥimu ("O Most Merciful"), Ya Sattaru ("O Concealer"), Ya Karimu ("O Most Generous"), and Ya Ghaffaru ("O All-Forgiving"). The intricate calligraphy and sacred inscriptions reflect deep spiritual significance, emphasizing the divine qualities of mercy, forgiveness, and generosity.