Dubai: The overall aim of the project has been to utilize traditional elements from old Dubai such as wind towers, domes, mosques, minarets, etc. However, along with these, the iconic modern element of Dubai representing its power, growth, and prosperity, the Burj Khalifa, has also been used to solely represent Dubai in the design. Ramadan and Spring: The alignment of the Quranic spring with the spring of nature in the design is achieved by using elements like the crescent moon, lanterns, and blossoms throughout the design. Quranic Verse: Verse 53 of Surah AL-Zumar is undoubtedly one of the best verses to demonstrate divine mercy to all servants, where God says, "I forgive all your sins." Displaying this divine mercy is beautifully meaningful for both Muslims and non-Muslims. The English translation of the verse is also displayed in the exhibition area, placed on top of all layers of the design. The predominant use of blue colors as symbols of paradise and desert signifies the earth's openness, displaying a blend and coherence of the design's meaning. 40 artists from Phoenix Art Group, each with their own unique capabilities, collaborating to paint this Artwork called Rabee_Al Quran within three days.