Persian calligraphy is an esteemed art form, blending beauty with expression. Key styles include Nasta'liq, known as the "bride of calligraphy," with its fluid, graceful lines, ideal for poetry. Shikasteh Nasta'liq is a cursive variant, more compact and intricate. Naskh, adapted from Arabic, is clear and legible, used in religious texts. Kufic features angular, geometric shapes, often seen in architecture. Thuluth is bold with large, looping letters, and Taliq is an earlier, slanted script influencing Nasta'liq. Each style embodies Persia's rich cultural heritage, preserving the elegance of the written word.
Size : 31 x 47 centimeters
How to connect all Urdu Alphabet letters with "Allif" in Urdu calligraphy with rules of "Qat"by Naveed Akhtar Uppal (calligrapher & artist)Trainer: Naveed...
This website-proposal serves as an educational portal for young graphic designers who wants to gain comprehensive knowledge on Nastaliq.
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Dimensions : 39.2 x 25.4 cm
''Hû-Görür müstakbeli ayine-i hal ile mazide / Olursa her makamın nazırı ehl-i basiretten / Medarisden çıkan her fazıl-ı sahib-basiret kim / tekemmül eyler elbetde alursa ders ibretden" --------------------- (Makam sahibleri ileri görüşlü kimseler ise hâl aynasından geçmişten geleceği görürler. Mektep medreseden (okuldan) mezun her ileri görüşlü kişi de ibretten ders alırlarsa elbette olgunlaşır.) Hattat: Seyyid Muhammed Burhâneddin (Kılıç) Belhî’ 1849 Afganistan Kunduz/ 1930 Eyüp/ İstanbul
New cyrillicsans serif font. Tamila Free font
"La rahate fi'd dünya" Dünya'da rahat yoktur! hadith, Like this: ''There is no comfort on earth.'' Hattat: Halim Efendi (Özyazıcı) 1898/1964 İstanbul Hat Nev'i: Nes'tâlîk
Size : 26.7 x 17.2 centimeters
Dimensions : 23.9 x 36.7 centimeters
