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Qalam
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قلم, تحریری قلم
a traditional pen used in Islamic calligraphy, typically made from a thin, tapered reed or bamboo shaft with a split nib
What is a "qalam"?
A qalam is a traditional pen, commonly used in Islamic calligraphy, that is made from a reed or bamboo. The pen has a pointed tip that is cut at an angle to create different stroke widths, allowing for elegant, flowing writing. Qalams are particularly associated with Arabic, Persian, and Ottoman Turkish calligraphy, where they are used to write with ink on paper, parchment, or other materials. The design of the qalam allows for great control and variation in the thickness of the lines, making it a preferred tool for calligraphers seeking precision and beauty in their work.
Example
The calligrapher delicately manipulated the qalam to produce elegant Arabic calligraphy, emphasizing the fluidity and precision of each stroke.
During the Quranic recitation class, students practiced writing verses with a qalam, honing their skills in the art of Islamic calligraphy.
The mosque commissioned a talented calligrapher to adorn its walls with verses from the Quran, executed with a traditional qalam to preserve the cultural heritage of the region.
