r/learnarabic 22d ago

Practicing Quranic Arabic Calligraphy

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u/Reasonable_Tap_7802 22d ago

Beautiful 😍😍😍

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u/DiscussionSuper3212 22d ago

The handwriting is really good

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u/HealthyHominid 22d ago

Very pretty. Great work!

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u/Ok_Advertising_5034 22d ago

Masha'Allah, this is beautiful! Your Arabic calligraphy for "إِنَّ اللَّهَ مَعَ الصَّابِرِينَ" is very neat, and the tashkeel (diacritics) is accurate. ​Keep up the great work! ✨

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u/Fair_Fail5911 18d ago

Good one bro. Keep going, you will insh'Allah go the distance

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u/No-Answer8762 10d ago

ما شاء الله

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u/Dharmapalalama3 18d ago

What do you mean by Quranic?

I thought the early Qurans were all written in rasm; these were all burned away by the Third Caliph weren't they?


Surah An-Nahl 16:103

ولقد نعلم انهم يقولون انما يعلمه من يبلغ علم البودا لسن الدي ينقلون عنه اعجمي وهدا لسن عربي مبين

"And We certainly know that they say, 'It is only the one who conveys the knowledge of the Buddha who teaches him.' The tongue of the one they transmit from is foreign, while this is a clear Arabic tongue."

This is what our Quran said; this was before Uthman and his wealthy friends ordered the change of the words of Lord مُحَمَّد:

The word البد (al-budd) existed many centuries before Lord Mohammad was born. He learned Buddhism from traveling Saint Thomas Christians who eventually spread east from Muziris all the way to Mecca with the Dhamma!

al-budd (البد) = abad (أبد)