Islamic Lecture / Event Flyer

Create an exclusive, elegant, print-ready Islamic lecture flyer in [portrait / landscape] orientation, sized [insert dimensions or aspect ratio]. The visual direction must communicate sacred knowledge, refined scholarsh…

Create an exclusive, elegant, print-ready Islamic lecture flyer in [portrait / landscape] orientation, sized [insert dimensions or aspect ratio]. The visual direction must communicate sacred knowledge, refined scholarship, dignity, serenity, and a premium institutional character.
Use the attached photograph of the speaker as the primary visual. Preserve the speaker's identity exactly: do not change, regenerate, retouch, beautify, distort, recolor, or alter the face, skin tone, beard, clothing, expression, pose, proportions, or any identifying features. Use a high-quality, naturally blended cutout with clean, realistic edges. Position the speaker prominently, preferably on the [left / right / centre] side, with enough visual prominence while maintaining an uncluttered, balanced composition.
If this is a book-based study session, allow the attached image of the book cover or selected manuscript pages to be included as a secondary supporting visual. Preserve the book cover and Arabic text accurately; do not alter, invent, misspell, replace, or obscure the title or content. Present it respectfully as a refined book mockup, framed manuscript panel, or subtle scholarly inset. If no book image is attached, omit this element completely.
Build the flyer around a luxurious Islamic, Arabic, and Persian visual identity. Use an elegant layered background inspired by traditional Islamic illumination and Persian manuscript aesthetics: deep emerald green, midnight navy, charcoal, burgundy, ivory, warm cream, and muted parchment, enhanced with restrained antique gold or metallic gold accents. The overall look should feel premium, scholarly, timeless, and appropriate for a mosque, Islamic institution, religious learning gathering, or distinguished religious event.
Incorporate authentic-looking but subtle ornamental details, carefully balanced and never excessive:
- Fine Islamic geometric tessellation inspired by classical mosque architecture
- Delicate Arabesque foliage, rumi motifs, islamic patterns, and Persian floral illumination
- Elegant pointed arches, mihrab-inspired framing, or subtle mashrabiya lattice textures
- Thin ornamental gold borders, manuscript-style corner flourishes, and illuminated marginal details
- A faint, tasteful mosque dome, minaret, courtyard arch, or crescent silhouette only when it supports the composition
- Soft parchment texture, gentle light rays, premium paper grain, or restrained embossed/foil-stamp effect
- Optional Arabic calligraphic-inspired decorative strokes as non-textual ornament only; do not generate religious verses, Arabic phrases, or Arabic calligraphy unless exact verified text is supplied
Keep Islamic ornaments sophisticated and restrained. Avoid cartoon imagery, excessive crescents, cluttered patterns, generic stock-style religious graphics, overly bright gradients, neon colours, shiny 3D icons, or visual elements that undermine the dignity of the event.
Establish a strong editorial hierarchy with generous negative space:
1. A small upper label for [event series / institution / programme category]
2. A large, highly prominent lecture title
3. An optional concise theme, subtitle, or verified Quranic/Hadith reference
4. The speaker's full name and credentials in a distinct, authoritative treatment
5. Clear date, time, venue, organiser, and RSVP details
6. Optional book information, only where relevant
Use premium, highly readable typography. Pair an elegant serif display typeface or refined high-contrast headline typeface with a clean modern sans-serif for practical event details. Typography should feel inspired by Arabic-Persian editorial elegance without compromising readability. Use tasteful letter spacing, balanced line breaks, excellent contrast, and precise alignment. Do not use distorted, overly decorative, childish, or difficult-to-read fonts.
Add the following copy exactly as provided, preserving all spelling, punctuation, capitalization, honorifics, and diacritics:
- Event category / upper label: [event category]
- Lecture title: [lecture title]
- Optional subtitle or theme: [subtitle / one-line theme / verified Quranic or Hadith reference]
- Speaker: [speaker name and credentials, e.g., Ustaz Dr. Ahmad Al-Fulani]
- Book title (optional; only for book-based study sessions): [book title]
- Date: [date]
- Time: [time]
- Venue: [venue name and full address]
- Organiser: [organiser name / mosque / institution]
- RSVP / registration: [phone number / registration link / QR code placeholder]
- Optional supporting note: [dress code / audience / language / special note]
Place [attached mosque/institution logo] at the [top left / top right / bottom] in a small, refined, unobtrusive size. Preserve the logo exactly; do not redraw, modify, crop important parts, or recolor it. If no logo is attached, do not add a replacement logo.
Include minimalist, refined icons only where they improve scanning: a calendar icon beside the date, clock icon beside the time, location pin beside the venue, and WhatsApp/phone icon beside RSVP. Keep them thin-lined, monochromatic, and visually subordinate to the title and speaker.
Reserve a clean, clearly defined QR code placeholder labelled [SCAN TO REGISTER], if requested. Do not generate a fake or unusable QR code.
Ensure the final artwork is suitable for both high-quality printing and digital sharing. Make all important text large enough to read quickly on a phone screen and from a reasonable distance in print. Keep safe margins, do not crop faces, do not place key information too close to edges, and ensure no text overlaps the speaker, logo, book image, patterns, or decorative elements.
Final quality requirements: immaculate spelling; accurate text reproduction; sharp typography; coherent spacing; symmetrical or intentionally balanced layout; premium colour harmony; professional retouching only around the cutout edge; no warped hands, face, clothing, books, logos, Arabic script, or text; no visual clutter; no watermark. The result must look like a bespoke, high-end Islamic event poster designed by a professional Islamic editorial and branding studio.

English translation or adaptation of the source prompt · Attribution: Kelas Multimedia

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