جماليات الخط العربي من خلال أشعار ابن زمرك المنقوشة في قصر الحمراء بغرناطة : دراسة في الشكل و المضمون

Abstract EN

Arabic calligraphy is considered one of the foundations in building human civilization.

The Arabs and the ancient and modern Muslims realized the aesthetics of the Arabic calligraphy, its importance and its spiritual aspect.

They embodied it on the monuments and artifacts, and at the same time underwent stages of intonation and improvement, and its letters were set with normative rules in order to impart aesthetic Accordingly, the poetic scene in the eighth century AH, the fourteenth century A.D., was one of the most distinguished poets, Muhammad Ibn Yusef Al-Tarahi, famous for his son Zumorak, who was distinguished by his poetry and the sweetness of his words, where we find most of the poems engraved in the Alhambra Palace in Granada that included verses from his poetry.

as J The Alhambra Palace is one of the most populated palaces in the murals that used Arabic calligraphy as decoration, engraving and engraving in the Arabic calligraphy, where the engravers mated between the dry or hard lines, which were represented in the Kufic script and the soft or curved line, which was represented in the third line and the transcription line, these formed The duality between Arabic calligraphy and poetry is the highest form of artistic beauty, where the meaning of word and meaning met with the power of embodiment of artistic and creative.