Arapça Hat Sanatı ve Minimalist Portre Tasarımı: Estetik ve Ruhsal Bir Yolculuk

A highly aesthetic, minimalist, and emotionally resonant graphic design incorporating a stylized portrait of the user's face (or a placeholder for the user's face). The design should visually represent the concept of ephemeral presence and gentle communication derived from the Arabic verse: 'وحدِّثِ الناسَ ترفُّقًا، فلعلَّ صوتَك آخرُ السَّمعِ، ولا تدri أأنتَ المُسافِرُ عنهم أم هُمُ الرّاحلونَ عنكَ.' Composition & Style: A split-screen or dual-tone composition. The left side should symbolize 'The Present/Life' (maybe bright, illuminated, or in warm, muted colors), and the right side should symbolize 'The Journey/Afterlife' (maybe dark, ethereal, or in cool, soft colors like deep blues, violets, and mist). Typography: The full Arabic text should be rendered in a magnificent, fluid, and modern Diwani Jali or a highly stylized Thuluth script. The text should be the central focus, wrapping around or subtly integrated with the portrait. Use a metallic gold or deep bronze texture for the calligraphy to give it prominence. The Portrait: The user's face should be centrally placed, partially fading or dissolving at the edges, perhaps only half-visible across the split line, suggesting the duality of presence and absence. The face should be rendered in a soft, low-poly or digital watercolor style to blend with the graphic background, avoiding a simple photograph cut-out. Graphic Elements: Add subtle, wispy elements like smoke, light streaks, or soft, abstract geometric shapes flowing out from the face and the text, symbolizing a gentle voice and the journey of the soul. Ensure the overall mood is contemplative, serene, and deeply elegant. Colors: Dominant palette of muted gold, deep indigo, soft cream, and subtle hints of ethereal light.