New
Umm Kulthum — Star of the East
Arab Legends · Poster
29 DT
Arab Pop & Rap · Arab Legends
Fairuz — Give Me the Nay and Sing
29 DT
Fairuz in 1971, a navy portrait under an arched window on a peach dawn sky. Below, أعطني الناي وغنِّ in large calligraphy: the opening words of Gibran's poem.
- Size
- 30 × 50 cm
- 1 cm PVC board, 4K print
1
- Cash on delivery
- Delivered in 3–5 days across Tunisia
Also in
Delivery+
7 DT anywhere in Tunisia, free from 75 DT. Delivered in 3 to 5 days after the phone confirmation.
Exchange+
Poster damaged or not as ordered? Tell us within 10 working days: we replace it or refund you.
About this poster
Fairuz in 1971, a navy portrait under an arched window on a peach dawn sky. Below, أعطني الناي وغنِّ in large calligraphy: the opening words of Gibran's poem.
“أعطني الناي وغنِّ”, give me the nay and sing: these are the opening words of the refrain of “Al-Mawakib” (The Processions), a poem by Gibran Khalil Gibran published in 1919. Fairuz sang it as “أعطني الناي”, to music by Najib Hankash. The nay is the reed flute.
On the poster, Fairuz appears in a 1971 portrait, long hair and large hoop earrings, printed in a navy duotone. It sits inside a Lebanese-style arched window, traced with a thin terracotta double line. The background fades from the pale blue of early morning to peach. Below come the line in large Ruq'a calligraphy, its English and French translation, the name فيروز / FAIRUZ, and the credits: words by Gibran Khalil Gibran, music by Najib Hankash.
A poster for the morning
Soft colours and plenty of space around the portrait: it calms a bedroom, a reading corner or a kitchen that catches the morning sun. It goes well with light wood, linen and plants.
Portrait of Fairuz: a 1971 publicity photo distributed by AP, photographer unknown, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
More great voices are on the Arab Legends page, with the whole scene in the Arab Pop & Rap world.
Printed in Tunisia, paid on delivery.
