تاريخ الخطّ العربي و إشكالية النشأة و التطور

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Arabic calligraphy is not only an expressive and formative value with a specificity and an aesthetic that is independent of itself on the depiction of Arabic letters and words, their inymity and their formation on an attractive artistic face, but also the origins of writing, the rules of drawing letters and movements that the calligrapher had to observe to ensure the integrity of the line.

The close association of The Arab calligraphy with successive countries initially increased its role and increased as states grew and extended until the calligrapher became close to the hakam and became an integrated artistic system that writers and artists were able to develop gradually and throughout the ages until the line emerged from its pure functional framework to acquire an aesthetic dimension that would lift it out of immobility and drought to bring it a new world full of shapes and colors.