الخطوط العربية في كتابة القرآن الكريم : الخط المغربي في شمال إفريقيا أنموذجا

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Arabic calligraphy is one of the most important arts created by the Arab Islamic civilization and is considered the instrument of Quranic expression.

It is also the tongue of the hand, the weapon of knowledge, and it is drawing, and forms expressing self-immolation.

It was said that the prophet Idris was the first to line a pen after Adam peace be upon them.

Arabic calligraphy was of great importance in the Islamic Arab civilization and the need arose from the beginning of the civilizational advancement witnessed by the Arab nation in the beginning of Islam.

The archaeological inscriptions discovered by the orientalists in Syria proved that the Arabic calligraphy was derived from the Nabataean line; the latter is one of the six lines of the Arabic - the Kufic - the third - the Persian - the revision - the Diwani.

One of the important lines in the codification of the Koran is the Moroccan kofi, which evolved from the original Kufi in Kairouan, because it is the first rule of Islam; this line retained the elements of the original Kufic line.