Rub el Hizb symbol
| Symbol | Rub el Hizb |
| Religion | Islam |
| Origin | Derived from Islamic geometric patterns. |
| Meaning | Represents a quarter of a Quranic verse, used for organization and ornamentation. |
| Appearance | Two superimposed squares. |
| Colors | Various, often seen in gold or green. |
| Usage | Found in Quranic manuscripts, architecture, and Islamic art. |
| History | Rooted in Islamic geometric traditions. |
| Popularity | Commonly used in Quranic manuscripts and architectural design. |
| Importance | Enhances the aesthetic and organizational aspects of Islamic art and literature. |
| Complexity | Simple geometric design with cultural and religious significance. |
| Emotions | Invokes a sense of order and reverence for the Quranic text. |