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Muslim Hope Candle 93:7 Quran Candle Choose Your Scent And He Found You Lost & Guided You Surah Ad Duha New Muslim Revert New Beginning
A clear glass jar candle with a gold lid, labeled with Quran verse 93:7 from Surah Ad-Duha, "And He found you lost and guided you," in white serif type on a dark plum background. Shown alongside a 16-scents, representing a personalized coconut apricot wax Islamic candle. Keywords: Quran verse candle, Surah Ad-Duha, clear jar candle, choose your scent, Islamic gift for new Muslims.
Islamic Candle Gift, Quran Verse 93:7 Surah Ad-Duha Clear Glass Jar with Gold Lid, And He Found You Lost and Guided You, Choose Your Own Scent from 16 Options Including Fragrance Free, Muslim Home Gift for New Muslims and Reverts
Quran 93:7 Candle in Clear Jar with Gold Lid, And He Found You Lost and Guided You, 16 Scent Options Including Fragrance Free, Muslim Home Decor, Coconut Wax Candle, Meaningful New Beginnings Gift Idea
Clear Jar Islamic Candle, Choose Your Scent from 16 Options, Quran Verse 93:7 Surah Ad-Duha, And He Found You Lost and Guided You, Coconut Wax, Gold Lid, Gift for New Muslims and Reverts
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Muslim Hope Candle 93:7 Quran Candle Choose Your Scent And He Found You Lost & Guided You Surah Ad Duha New Muslim Revert New Beginning

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This hand-poured coconut apricot wax candle features Surah Ad-Duha 93:7—"And He found you lost and guided you"—printed on a dark plum label, making it a gentle companion for moments of reflection or transition. You choose from 16 scents or a fragrance-free option, so the candle feels personal to whoever receives it, whether that's someone new to Islam, returning to faith, or marking a fresh beginning. Burned over approximately 50 hours, it's designed to be revisited and lit, not simply displayed.

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