The Prophet Job Healed by an Angel

Job is shown as a bearded, partially nude figure with a flame-like nimbus behind his head, emerging from a dark, winding stream. He wears a blue lower garment and gestures toward an angel standing on the bank to the right. The angel, with red hair and multicolored wings, wears a blue tunic over red trousers and extends a dark-colored cloth toward the prophet. The background features stylized, craggy rocks in blue and grey against a dark blue sky, scattered with small, colorful floral motifs across the earth.

This image illustrates a pivotal moment from the Qisas al-Anbiya (Tales of the Prophets), where God commands Job to strike the earth with his foot, causing a spring of water to appear for his healing. This narrative emphasizes Job's patience and divine restoration, a common motif in Islamic hagiography.