Woh Hi Khuda Hei - وہی خدا ہے

Design Concept

Wearing Woh Hi Khuda Hei is a refusal to search for the sacred only in grand monuments and distant heavens, focusing instead on the spark flickering within.

This design is for those who sense the Divine not in noise, but in stillness; not in spectacle, but in the silent chambers of their own consciousness.

It’s an embrace of the profound mystery that you are the location of the sacred. The Divine speaks first through intuition, through fitrah, through the subtle light glowing in the unconscious before words arrive. This spirit lived in Mansur al-Hallaj's ecstatic “Ana-ul-Haq” (I am the Truth), a declaration that the Divine is not separate from the human soul.

The verse originates from a famous Hamd by the poet Muzaffar Warsi. The lines—"He who sparks in the realm of unconsciousness is none other than the Divine", refers to how the Divine Presence is an inherent part of our deepest, unseen self (the unconscious or lashaoor), running the very system of our existence and the universe.

To wear Woh Hi Khuda Hei is to recognize that the light you seek is already inside you.

Not a fashion, but a mirror turned inward.