A rectangular piece of Islamic calligraphic artwork is displayed against a flat, teal-colored wall in Mns Alue, Indonesia

A rectangular piece of Islamic calligraphic artwork is displayed against a flat, teal-colored wall in Mns Alue, Indonesia. The artwork features a simulated red brick background with dark brown, textured mortar. Three distinct sections of Arabic calligraphy are prominently featured: a central white oval containing yellow-green Arabic script for "Allah" (الله) and white script for "Subhan" (سبحان), forming "Subhanallah" (Glory be to Allah). To the left, within a white outline, is yellow-green Arabic script likely representing "Alhamdulillah" (Praise be to Allah), and to the right, within another white outline, is yellow-green Arabic script likely representing "Allahu Akbar" (Allah is the greatest). Both the left and right calligraphic sections are connected to the central piece by a thin, yellow-green line. The calligraphy elements are outlined in white with a bright yellow-green fill. In the upper right corner of the overall scene, a smaller, square, silvery-grey object with a raised, concentric spiral or circular pattern is partially visible, appearing to be mounted above and to the right of the artwork. No people are present.