I've been away from arabic calligraphy for about 3 months it's not my best performance but I'm so happy to get back and if God wants that's will be just the beginning to get better

I can clearly say that's not the best neat steady looking thing I could write but I'm happy that I've hold the pen again

Hey everybody, id love some feedback on my diwani practice, thanks.

Im not very good yet but id love to get better so any criticism is accepted

Didn't write for a really long time

Something I worked on..

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Location: Bangladesh 🇧🇩

I am a student, Calligraphy, Tamplate Designer, and a teacher.

Hey everyone!

I’m getting my first tattoo this Saturday and I’m looking for some creative inspiration!

I want a custom Arabic calligraphy design combining the letters ج and ز into one symbol. These letters are very meaningful to me: ج is the first letter of my mum’s name, and ز is the first letter of my dad’s name.
I’m looking for something elegant and artistic, with the two letters naturally intertwining and flowing into each other. I’d prefer a more compact design rather than something long and narrow.
I love beautiful, flowing calligraphic curves, bold strokes mixed with fine, delicate lines, and a design where the letters blend together naturally while still remaining recognizable. I want something unique and creative, but not overly complicated or covered in unnecessary flourishes.
If anyone here has experience with Arabic calligraphy or enjoys designing custom lettering, I’d really appreciate any sketches, ideas, or inspiration you could share!
The meaning behind this tattoo is really special to me, as it represents both my parents, so I want to get the design right before committing to it.

Thanks so much for any help! ❤️

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Arabic calligraphy logo design.

My Qalam didn’t arrive, so I had to use a sharpie.

I wrote this from today’s practice, and I would to hear your thoughts and opinions
Thank you

Can anyone explain the stylistic ornaments and conventions used in Mir Emad Hussaini's al-Fatihah nasta'liq caligraphy-- oddities such as the three-dot cluster under the seen, the missing two dots in yaa's, and the shared dots? What else stands out about the artwork?

i have a worry about damaging the internal ink mechanism tube thing (i dont rlly understand where it is) and also i donr know where to avoid cutting because apparently there are little "dimples" in the nib design that hold the parallel plates slightly apart 🤔

I recently finished this piece and I'm curious how other people interested in art/calligraphy would approach it.

I wanted to experiment with a very dark, almost monochromatic background and use the white calligraphy as the main focal point. The background has some subtle Arabic lettering/texturing that is meant to reveal itself more the longer you look at it.

It's acrylic on canvas, 10 × 12 inches.

I'm especially interested in feedback on the contrast, composition, background texture, and overall balance. Is the background too busy, or does it work with the central calligraphy?

trying to improve, i have passion :)

May someone please find me a picture of الثلث writing of "امي جنتي". I appreciate your time.

hi everyone, working on a gift for a friend who is a convert! the name needing to be written is gonzalez but in arabic they spell it as جنزالس

i was hoping anyone would be able to help me figure out how to write this in arabic calligraphy? thank you in advance.

Assalamualikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu,

I took a screenshot of an artist’s work about 4 years ago. They had posted multiple images of their work, but for some reason I only have this screenshot left. I know this is a long shot, but does anyone know who the artist is, or does anyone have screenshots of the full piece??

I was using it for inspiration for my own piece for my home but I just can’t find the original photos 😭 I also want to know what the surah/verse was!!

"Ya Arhamar Rahimin" (O Most Merciful of the Merciful). Sometimes, a single phrase brings immense peace to the soul. This artwork is a small attempt to capture that deep yearning for the infinite mercy of the Almighty on canvas.

I haven't written the full body ع in a long time so it came out a little wonky along with the لا 😬