An infographic titled 'Alaqah: The Three Dimensions of the Early Embryo' comparing early human embryonic development to three linguistic meanings: a leech (external appearance at 22–25 days), a clinger (physical attachment via the connecting stalk at day 14), and a blood clot (internal state with blood islands and a stagnant appearance at 22–23 days). The graphic features detailed medical illustrations of embryos, a freshwater leech, a wheat kernel for scale, and a developmental timeline spanning days 6 to 26.
A structural breakdown of ‘alaqah, showing the anatomical milestones, attachment methods, and circulatory development of the early human embryo from day 6 to day 26.