Tazhib art Calligraphy
Tazhib art Calligraphy: Man’s indescribable love and passion for combining calligraphy and beauty among different civilizations and cultures is quite evident. What happened during the heyday of Islamic culture and civilization at the hands of Muslims led to the emergence of various types of Islamic calligraphy. Also, the fascination of Muslims with the writing of the Qur’an caused them to do their best to drink it as beautifully as possible.
Before the Islamic era in Iran, the Pahlavi, Avestan, and Cuneiform scripts were common, but with the arrival of Islam in Iran and its acceptance by the Iranians, the Arabic alphabet replaced the previous scripts. However, the calligraphy of the Persian alphabet reached such a level of perfection and excellence among Iranian artists that it became the culmination of their art in the field of calligraphy and even became a sacred art.
Early in the rule of Islamic rulers in Iran, calligraphy was popular for writing and art, but gradually and throughout history, calligraphers in Iran invented their methods such as Nastaliq, and Shekasteh Nastaliq, and this art was Perfected.
Calligraphy in its simplest sense is a combination of calligraphy and painting and is a method that acquaints the audience with a combination of modern and traditional art in today’s world and places the artist in a wide field of modernity to be able to use the creative techniques in this The path tries to innovate and shape this method and even lead this method with abstract styles by observing the objective form and concept.
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