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Descriptionالعروة الوثقى.png English: Logo of the Arabic magazine Al-Urwah al-Wuthqa, written in Thuluth script, with the slogan "la infisama laha" or "there is no break in it." العربية: شعار مجلة العروة الوثقى العربية مكتوب بخط الثلث ومكتوب "لا انفصام لها"
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