Selected work

Cover: a ring of specialty icons around the title.

Contents: find the specialty by colour first.

Every condition in the same order, so the reader always knows where the next thing is.

Cover: a grid of dish photographs and mustard blocks around the title.

Kerala Style Stir Fried Beef: photograph and story panel on the left; ingredients and method on the right.

Lapis Chempedak: photograph and the contributor's story on the left; ingredients in lettered sets, numbered method and notes on the right.

Drinks opener: introduction and health tip on the left; Lemongrass Drink with its benefits, ingredients and method on the right.

Contents: sections in mustard, recipes and page numbers in two columns.

One quotation, three type sizes, one fixed masthead band.

One column, deep margins, open leading — built for slow reading.

Two issues from 2021: one masthead, two moods.

The twentieth-anniversary issue, beside Ayesha, the magazine for younger members.

One mark, four objects.

The set in the box: one mark, four objects.

The lid carries the mark at its largest.

Cover, inside spread and back.

The printed card.

Full-bleed artwork paired with a narrow, quiet text column.

One mark, two type sizes, one alignment rule — extendable across blends.

One statement, one supporting line, one action — everywhere.

The Quranic trio: three short verses, one shared margin.

Allah, Ayat al Kursi and Muhammad, set to hang as one band.

A landscape pair for the kitchen or dining room.

Single prints with the translation set small beneath the script.

The trio above a three-seater, hung with a small gap.

Is not Allah sufficient for His servant? In oak.

The same piece in black.

Sabr, Shukr, Salam: three words, three frames.

The children's pair: the sleeping dua and the waking dua.

One graduate, one frame.

A set for a graduating group: same layout, different graduates.

Two bookmarks, three dhikr between them.

The magnet carries all three.

Made to be given in multiples.

The same design as an A4 framed print.

One job per card.

Legible at the table.

The fasting duas and the three ashra duas.

Iqra on one, thirty juz on the other.

Day 7. The same template every day; only the words change.

Welcome board and framed print, one frame for both.

Food labels, folded to stand.

Favour bags: the name is the only thing on the card.

Laser-cut sleeves: the chocolates show through the pattern.

Foil-printed bags, tied with ribbon.

Name, initial and wreath in one fixed frame.

One word, metallic capitals, two strap colours.

Photographs inside the letters, one line above and one below.