المقومات التشكيلية و الجمالية في الخط العربي : خط الثلث أنموذجا

Abstract EN

This study aims at exploring the possibility of using Thuluth calligraphy handwriting as an artistic mean and its contribution in Arabic calligraphy as an independent Art branch expressing the values of the nation and the society and enriching its esthetical elements.

It also aims at introducing Thuluth Calligraphy handwriting, its origin, development and achievements of the Muslim Calligrapher regarding development and mastering of this art.

It examines further some styles driven from artistic experiences regarding designing using Thuluth Calligraphy handwriting.

The study concluded that the flexibility in using Thuluth Calligraphy handwriting and its suitability for designing allowed the calligraphers to make the best out of it, instead of following the western artistic schools.

Hence it contributed in creating an independent art integrated to its society and environment.

It further concluded that Thuluth Calligraphy handwriting work of art (cablegrams), due its diverse styles and methods, contributed in intensifying appreciation of artistic and esthetical values of Arabic Calligraphy as a fine art apart from its functional role.