@@sanaarsalan9476 I regularly travel to meet my teachers alongside learning online with them. Deen Arts Foundation have some online programmes. The School of Traditional Arts (London) are offering an online programme with Nuria Garcia Masip Hoca- it's starting in a few weeks.
I just discovered Islamic Calligraphy and I think it's one of the most beautiful things on our planet! I am super curious to find out more about the history of calligraphers! Respect and a lot of admiration from your neighbour 💛🇧🇬
The Quran was written in the period of Prophet Mohammed PBUH. Later it was compiled in book form in the period of Caliphate Omer, overseen by a committee of prominent Companions of Prophet PBUH, who were entrusted in ensuring that there is no error in the master copy. Then during the period of Caliphate Osman seven copies were made and sent to various regions.
Asalamualaikum, ustad...iam from kashmir india , iam already doing calligraphy but need to learn it professionally under the guidance of a teacher...can you plz help me out..iam ready to come to your country..
Since childhood, I've notocrd thsy its inpossible to find a muslim household without atleast one Islamic calligraphy frame. I bought my first one back in college.
Bruh, what have arabs done for Arabic calligraphy? Almost all good calligraphers are coming from Istanbul (Ottoman Empire). The Islamic Calligraphy has improved way more in Ottoman Empire
@@BahtsizSSubay Almost ALL? whats your source to that claim? The calligraphy started in damascus and perfected in baghdad by many artists such as Ibn al-Bawwab, Ibn Muqla and Yaqut al Musta'simi. The only type of calligraphy that was invented during the Ottoman Empire was diwani and it was by Housam Roumi. You can say alot of people with different backgrounds developed the Arabic calligraphy but don't discard Arabs and give all the credit to the Turks.
It is a shame that people believes that Mom With receives word of God it’s a lie and evil 😈 The Qur’an bit and pieces jewish and Christian books, wake up all the coffee, how long you gonna be leaving and believing in Saint
Bruh. Muhammad himself doesn't have Jewish or Christians close contacts. How the hell he would learn the Bible. Even most of time in his life he never knew any Jewish
He didn't know any Jews or Christians around him so how can the Qur'an be bits and pieces also he was illiterate so he would have to speak to scribes who would write it down. this shows how it is a direct message from god telling him of the past and what to do in the present (at the time)
@@qasimalam2574 There were certainly Jewish and Christian communities in Arabia at the time, and as a merchant, Muhammad would almost certainly have come into contact with both Jews and Christians at various instances. The tradition insists that he was illiterate, but he very likely encountered stories and precepts transmitted orally from Jewish and Christian scriptures. He wasn't a tabula rasa who would have had no conception of the accounts and ideas revealed in the Qur'an.
@@kitaboleh9378 Absolutely wrong there were a Jews and christians tribes or communities at Muhammed (pbuh) time in mecca or medina or yemen and syria and the prophet contact with then in trading or dawa or politics situations. Waraqa ibn Nofal was Arabian ebionite and he was the cousin of Khadija (the prophet wife) .
I'm currently learning Arabic calligraphy according to the traditional method. It's such a wonderful process alhumdulillah ❤
From where you are learning? If it is online classes, let me know please.
@@sanaarsalan9476 I regularly travel to meet my teachers alongside learning online with them. Deen Arts Foundation have some online programmes. The School of Traditional Arts (London) are offering an online programme with Nuria Garcia Masip Hoca- it's starting in a few weeks.
Please checkout my youtube channel of Arabic calligraphy and subscribe I'd ur interested ❤️please 🥺🥺🥺🥺
I just discovered Islamic Calligraphy and I think it's one of the most beautiful things on our planet! I am super curious to find out more about the history of calligraphers! Respect and a lot of admiration from your neighbour 💛🇧🇬
Islamic calligraphy is the best way of learning for art....and all kind of art....your work is amazing...good... beautiful....
The teaches me alot about calligraphy
Masha'Allah this is really a magical inspiration ✨
سبحان اللہ
تحياتي لك من تطوان المغرب
Mashallah
Informative video.❤️💚
Informative ❤️
The Quran was written in the period of Prophet Mohammed PBUH. Later it was compiled in book form in the period of Caliphate Omer, overseen by a committee of prominent Companions of Prophet PBUH, who were entrusted in ensuring that there is no error in the master copy. Then during the period of Caliphate Osman seven copies were made and sent to various regions.
v informative may allah SWT help me in learning this art ameen.💞
Indeed I'm trying too,🤗
How can I find out more about a tughra on a brass tea kettle?
You can type on it on youtube
please suggest me the website from where these calligraphy tolls can be bought
Please checkout my youtube channel of Arabic calligraphy and subscribe I'd ur interested ❤️please 🥺🥺🥺🥺
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Asalamualaikum, ustad...iam from kashmir india , iam already doing calligraphy but need to learn it professionally under the guidance of a teacher...can you plz help me out..iam ready to come to your country..
I made Qalam out of my broken clarinet reed since I can’t afford actual one
Pls send me your address. I can send you one in sha Allah
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Since childhood, I've notocrd thsy its inpossible to find a muslim household without atleast one Islamic calligraphy frame.
I bought my first one back in college.
Can you plz give me address of a good calligraphy teacher plz...iam from kashmir india..
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what on earth is. ku-ron
Qur'an is the islamic holy book
Arabic calligraphy*
You can't separate Islam out of it, the reason behind the origin of the calligraphy. So, it's Islamic calligraphy.
Bruh, what have arabs done for Arabic calligraphy? Almost all good calligraphers are coming from Istanbul (Ottoman Empire). The Islamic Calligraphy has improved way more in Ottoman Empire
@@BahtsizSSubay Made a reason for if to exist.
@@BahtsizSSubay Almost ALL? whats your source to that claim? The calligraphy started in damascus and perfected in baghdad by many artists such as Ibn al-Bawwab, Ibn Muqla and Yaqut al Musta'simi. The only type of calligraphy that was invented during the Ottoman Empire was diwani and it was by Housam Roumi. You can say alot of people with different backgrounds developed the Arabic calligraphy but don't discard Arabs and give all the credit to the Turks.
@@BahtsizSSubay clearly you have zero knowledge about the history of arabic calligraphy. Ottoman my @ss 😂
It is a shame that people believes that Mom With receives word of God it’s a lie and evil 😈 The Qur’an bit and pieces jewish and Christian books, wake up all the coffee, how long you gonna be leaving and believing in Saint
Bruh. Muhammad himself doesn't have Jewish or Christians close contacts. How the hell he would learn the Bible. Even most of time in his life he never knew any Jewish
He didn't know any Jews or Christians around him so how can the Qur'an be bits and pieces also he was illiterate so he would have to speak to scribes who would write it down. this shows how it is a direct message from god telling him of the past and what to do in the present (at the time)
@@qasimalam2574 There were certainly Jewish and Christian communities in Arabia at the time, and as a merchant, Muhammad would almost certainly have come into contact with both Jews and Christians at various instances. The tradition insists that he was illiterate, but he very likely encountered stories and precepts transmitted orally from Jewish and Christian scriptures. He wasn't a tabula rasa who would have had no conception of the accounts and ideas revealed in the Qur'an.
@@kitaboleh9378
Absolutely wrong there were a Jews and christians tribes or communities at Muhammed (pbuh) time in mecca or medina or yemen and syria and the prophet contact with then in trading or dawa or politics situations. Waraqa ibn Nofal was Arabian ebionite and he was the cousin of Khadija (the prophet wife) .