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Calligrapher Sheikh Receives Award
The visual artist Mosaad Khudair, the head of the calligraphers' syndicate and the recipient of the State Award for Excellence in 2026, explains that the Thuluth script, one of the most challenging Arabic calligraphy styles, is clearly evident in the writing of Quranic verses due to its complex compositions and structure, which involves letters stacked above one another along with diacritical marks. He has personally written six complete Qurans by hand for television, where he would inscribe the verses manually on black cardboard boards, arranging them in a line to synchronize with the camera's timing. He began his life at age four with challenging experiments, participating in resistance against occupation, facing arrest and imprisonment, which deepened his love for Arabic calligraphy. Before entering school, he would write on carts and cars, and his father encouraged him to teach himself and cover his initial expenses.
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