This ring is entirely handmade, with the engraving carefully done by hand.
The engraving on the jade is Dhikr Yunesiyeh which refers to Prophet Jonah when he was in the belly of a fish:

لا اله الا انت سبحانک انی کنت من الظالمین

Dhikr Yunusiyeh is actually a prayer that Prophet Yunus (Prophet Jonah) was repeating for God's help in a very difficult situation when he was in the belly of the whale. This dhikr is found in the Holy Quran, (Surah Anbiyyah, verse 87), and it’s meaning is: There is no god except You, you are pure and glorious, indeed I was from wrongdoers.
In Islamic terminology, dhikr(Zikr) refers to the repetition or saying specific words or phrases which are usually from the Quran, hadiths, or the Names of God, with the aim of becoming closer to God, seeking His help and forgiveness, and strengthening the faith or acquiring the attributes of those names of God. This practice is one of the most important acts of worship in Islam and is emphasized in all Islamic sects.

This Dhikr is in Square Kufic script(Banna'i script). The Banna'i script or Square Kufic script in the Islamic world, especially in Persia, was traditionally used for decorating buildings and mosques. It follows its own specific rules, and its structure is fundamentally based on the use of bricks.

Please note: your order will not be exactly identical to the photo, as natural stones may vary slightly and hand engraving can never be 100% the same. However, I always do my best to make your piece as close to the photo as possible.

✨ Customization:
You can request to personalize this ring to make it truly yours.

⏳ Processing time:
Since the engraving is done entirely by hand, creating your ring may take 1–4 weeks, although I always try to complete it as quickly as possible.

For more about the importance of the "Dhikr Yunesiyeh"  in Islamic tradition, please visit the Link:
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