Antique Islamic Amulet with Calligraphy

This is an antique Islamic amulet, likely intended for protection or blessings, featuring prominent calligraphy. The transcribed text includes:

• “يا فتاح” (Ya Fattah) – “O Opener/Bestower (of blessings)” – This is one of the 99 names of Allah (Asma al-Husna).
• “يا رزاق” (Ya Razzaq) – “O Provider” – Another of the Asma al-Husna.

The calligraphy is rendered in a bold and stylized manner, suggesting a traditional Islamic script. The amulet itself appears to be made of a stone or ceramic material and has a unique shape with a loop at the top, indicating it was likely worn or suspended. The aged appearance of the amulet adds to its historical and spiritual significance. Such amulets were often created for personal protection, spiritual well-being, or to invoke the blessings of the divine.