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The article focused on the artist Rachid Qourichi's exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, which features five spiritual artistic series inspired by Sufi figures such as Rabi'a al-Adawiya, Sheikh Sidi Ahmad al-Tijani, and Al-Hallaj. Qourichi used specific colors for each character, such as blue for Al-'Ataqa, red for Al-Hallaj, green for Alawwi Al-Mustaghanami, and brown for Jilali. His paintings blend Sufi symbols, prayers, and Quranic verses, with an emphasis on the hand as a symbol of knowledge and protection, linking Sufism, art, and cultural memory. The exhibition expresses a spiritual journey centered on symbolism, repetition, and rhythm, embodying the interweaving of spiritual and symbolic worlds.
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