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Eid U.S. postage stamp by Zakariya^[1]

Mohamed Zakariya (Arabic: محمد زكريا), born 1942 in Ventura, California, is an American master of Arabic calligraphy, an American Muslim convert.^[1]^[2]

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^ ^a ^b "U.S. Muslims Push Stamp As Symbol of Acceptance", The New York Times, By LAURIE GOODSTEIN, NOV. 20, 2001
^ "My Story: Becoming a Calligrapher"

"The Soul Searcher", Psychology Today, May/June 2004.
"The World of Mohamed Zakariya", Saudi Aramco, January/February 1992.

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