Barakah Culture Manifesto Poster

Spread Barakah Culture at home or in your office with our Barakah Culture Manifesto poster summarizing the essence of Barakah Culture in exactly 100 words!

Poster Size and Material:

- 18 x 24 inches (46 x 60 cm) printed on high-quality Satin Finish paper.
- Printed on high-quality Satin Finish paper
- Tear and wrinkle-resistant
- Have a look at other excellent resources by the Productive Muslim Company here. Backstory of the Barakah Culture Manifesto: Blessings upon Blessings Written by Mohammed Faris from the The Productive Muslim Company

When I visited the blessed city of Prophet Muhammad in November 2019, I set the intention of writing a manifesto for the Barakah Culture that we’re spreading globally as part of our new company direction. What better place can someone write a ‘Barakah’ Culture Manifesto than in the city of our Beloved Prophet who supplicated for this city saying:

“O Allah, shower blessings upon us in our city, and in our fruits, in our mudd and in our sa’s, blessings upon blessings" Sahih Muslim

And He said as Anas b. Malik reported that the Messenger said:

“O Allah, increase in Medina twice the blessings (You showered) on Mecca." Sahih Al Bukhari

Thankfully -and all praise is due to the Decree of Allah -, I realized after arriving in Madinah that I forgot my writing journal and I only had a few scraps of hotel notepads to write down the manifesto! Due to the limited resources, Allah inspired me to follow the Prophetic example of saying only a few words but capturing many meanings. So I sat from ‘Asr until Maghrib prayer in the Prophetic mosque writing, scratching, and re-writing until I came to the first draft of the manifesto with the Help of Allah .

After a few iterations with the help of my team and advisors, we were able to refine these words to precisely 100 words – alhamduliAllah.

We ask Allah to accept it from us and to put Barakah in these few words so that they spread globally and guide all those who read them towards living a life of Barakah and embracing the Barakah Culture.