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Foundations of SakinaMa
What is SakinaMa? Origins & purpose
Islamic & Japanese design philosophies
The role of intention (niyyah) in shaping space
The spiritual significance of Sakinah and Ma
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The 7 Principles in Practice
Tawjih (Directionality) & spatial orientation
Sukun (Stillness) & sacred negative space
Wahda (Unity) & harmonizing elements
Khushūʿ (Reverence) & spiritual object curation
Nūr (Light) & natural flow
Jidrān (Materiality) & sensory grounding
Silsila (Continuity) & cultural anchoring
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Applied SakinaMa Design
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Sacred Instruction & Certification
Room-by-room applications (living, bedroom, prayer, work)
Cultural fusion: integrating Islamic, African, Japanese, and American identity
Working with clients and story-based design
Avoiding visual noise and spiritual clutter
Teaching from presence
Holding sacred space for others
Building a SakinaMa-aligned design practice
Licensing use of the glyph, name, and methodology