Rabi Zidni Ilma

رَبِّ زِدْنِى عِلْمًا

"My Lord, increase me in knowledge." — Surah Ta-Ha, 20:114

Three words. One of the shortest duas in the Quran, and somehow one of the most enduring. There's something quietly moving about the fact that this is a prayer the Prophet ﷺ himself was instructed to make. A reminder that the pursuit of knowledge is an act of worship, and that no matter where you are in life, there is always more to learn and more clarity to ask for.

What makes this verse so easy to live with is how often it applies. Before you open a book, start a new chapter, or sit with something you don't yet understand, these words fit. It's a dua for students, for seekers, for anyone who believes that growth is always possible.

This print is part of a small collection of Quranic verses chosen for their stillness. Each one was picked not just because it's well known, but because of what happens when you really sit with it.

Printed on fine art archival paper. Available in A6, A5 and A4. Made to last.

Frame not included.