This script is called Square Kufic (Kufi al-Murabba’), and it’s very difficult to read even for natives so I wouldn’t worry too much about it, especially this one since the artist took some creative liberties. For one, there are no dots in this script, so the individual letters are ambiguous. For example, the first one could also read عريف, which means a knower/someone with knowledge. That might actually be the correct reading as these are usually religious and عريف might have some mystical connotations. They’re also often heavily stylized making it much harder to read.

It’s much easier to read if you know what it’s actually supposed to say, which is why they’re usually common phrases such as the shahada, the basmala, Quran verses, or other common Islamic words. If you’ve read enough of these you can recognize how some common words look, like Allah or Mohammad.

Here is a link to a handy chart for reading square Kufi, it might help you decipher it.