Malcolm X - Limited Edition print of 50 Drawing

The face of Malcolm X, famous African American Muslim leader and human rights activist, is depicted using the Diwani Jali Arabic calligraphy script. The text is an Arabic translation of the following quote, obviously repeated many times: "If violence is wrong in America, then violence is wrong abroad."- Malcolm, X 1963 In this particular translation, I've used the word 'فاسد' (pronounced Faasid) to mean wrong. While in its simplest sense, it is translated as 'wrong', other common translations are: Bad, invalid, rotten, spoiled, abusive, decayed, perverse, false, vicious, depraved, foul, void, decomposed, immoral, decadent, putrid, incorrect, degenerated, null, vain, disintegrated, infected, unsound, wicked, pervertible Signed Limited Edition print of 50 on fine 220 gsm paper. This piece will be signed, numbered, and dated in pencil in Arabic and English. Most prints in the edition are signed on the front at the bottom. However, there are a few prints in the edition which are signed and numbered on the back of the piece. Please specify if you would prefer to have the signature on the back, otherwise you will be sent a print with the signature and numbers on the front.